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NBA’s House among notables in ASU Hall of Fame class
Eddie House and Shawn Charles are among a class of eight former Arizona State athletes being inducted into the school’s Sports Hall of Fame. The accomplishments of House and Charles aren’t necessarily any more significant that those of the others being inducted. But they are the most visible representatives of the ASU athletics program right now. House, [...] -
GCU has a new slant on recruiting…signs top BMX racer
Lots of college kids buy themselves a bicycle to get around campus. But a Mesquite High School grad has used her bike to get into college. Dominique Daniels was actually recruited by Grand Canyon University in Phoenix. But who knew the school even had a bicycling team? Well, actually, GCU didn’t recruit Daniels for a team sport. [...] -
UA hits the road to bring the game to its sports fans
The Cat is on the prowl. The University of Arizona isn’t waiting for the rest of the state to come to Tucson to experience its sports programs. The ‘Wildcat experience’ will soon be coming to a town near you. Just days ago, UofA’s new athletic director, Greg Byrne, was shaking up the news cycle with speculation that [...] -
ASU, UA get good APR marks, but fall in Directors’ Cup
Sunday musings… couldn’t help but wonder why both Arizona State and University of Arizona have improved the academic progress in their sports programs, but their overall standings in athletic performance have declined. Since the APR standings and Directors’ Cup report came out at different times last month, most people may not have put the two together. [...] -
…and Utah makes it a dozen. Pac-10 invite to be accepted
The University of Utah is coming to the Pac-10. Ho-hum. The Deseret News in Salt Lake City is reporting that the Pac-10 has extended an invitation to Utah and the school will formally accept it tomorrow in a meeting of the UT Board of Trustees. After salivating for weeks over the thought of the Pac-10 going to [...] -
Texas to the rescue…Longhorns are staying in the Big 12
That big gush of wind you felt this morning coming out of the Midwest was the collective sigh of relief enjoyed by Kansas, Kansas State, Baylor, Missouri, and Iowa State. Those schools just dodged the conference expansion bullet, as the University of Texas made their much-anticipated announcement this morning that they will be staying in the [...] -
College recruiters beat the bushes in AZ’s high country
If you’re a high school athlete with talent, there’s bound to be a college out there looking for you. And sometimes they find talent that has been overlooked, even at small schools tucked away in the high country of this state. A recent article in the Prescott Daily Courier pointed out that more than 20 athletes [...] -
Pac-10 rumors: New commish planning BIG expansion
Who woulda thunk? Larry Scott may be on the verge of accomplishing something beyond the expectations of his most ardent supporters when he was hired less than a year ago as the new Pac-10 commissioner. Scott was hired last March, but didn’t officially take over as commish until July of ‘09. It was generally accepted that [...] -
Highland Park saga part of a bigger issue in HS sports
It seems you can’t turn around right now without running smack dab into the controversy over a Chicago-area high school girls basketball team that was forced to cancel a trip to Arizona for what appeared to be political reasons. It’s on TV, on the radio, in the newspapers, and all over the internet. The girls at Highland [...] -
NAU Skydome showing its age…time for a tummy tuck
The ’60s and ’70s were a period of some of Northern Arizona University’s greatest growth. It seemed like an appropriate time to put up an athletic stadium. And that’s exactly what the administration did, creating one of the most architecturally unique indoor sports facilities in the country. In 1977, engineers threw together a bunch of glue laminated [...]