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2 weeks ago |
cronkitenews.azpbs.org | Henry Buchan |Adnan Alam
Henry Buchan/Cronkite News Phoenix Rising coach Pa-Modou Kah calls on fans and leaders to “take a step back and realize what we’re doing to one another” ahead of the Club World Cup. (Photo by Travis Bradley/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – The FIFA Club World Cup is being billed as a celebration — a curtain-raiser for the global spotlight that is sure to descend on the United States ahead of next summer’s World Cup.
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2 weeks ago |
glendalestar.com | Henry Buchan
When Jordyn Tyson talks about Arizona State football, it’s easy to hear the conviction in his voice. To Tyson, last year’s Big 12 championship wasn’t an anomaly — it was the first step in changing the narrative around Sun Devils football. Speaking at the Pro Athletes Direct youth football camp at Chandler High School Saturday that Tyson co-hosted with ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt, the receiver didn’t mince words: He feels the Sun Devils can compete with the nation’s best in 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
pinalcentral.com | Henry Buchan
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3 weeks ago |
westvalleyview.com | Henry Buchan
When Jordyn Tyson talks about Arizona State football, it’s easy to hear the conviction in his voice. To Tyson, last year’s Big 12 championship wasn’t an anomaly — it was the first step in changing the narrative around Sun Devils football. Speaking at the Pro Athletes Direct youth football camp at Chandler High School Saturday that Tyson co-hosted with ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt, the receiver didn’t mince words: He feels the Sun Devils can compete with the nation’s best in 2025.
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3 weeks ago |
cronkitenews.azpbs.org | Henry Buchan
Henry Buchan/Cronkite News Satou Sabally has thrived early on this year, averaging a career high 21.3 points in coach Nate Tibbetts’ system. (File photo by Dani Trujillo/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – The Phoenix Mercury were supposed to need time. Time to adjust to a new era, to recover from the departures of Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner. Time to jell with a roster that returned just two players from last season — both of whom are currently injured.
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