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As award season kicks into action, there is one series that is demanding audiences attention.
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As award season kicks into action, there is one series that is demanding audiences attention.
Kevin Yu is no stranger to the WM Phoenix Open. The 25-year-old from Taiwan attended the tournament as a spectator five times while on Arizona State men’s golf team. Yu will make his sixth visit to TPC Scottsdale for “The People’s Open” this week, but this time, he will join the field of 132 as a second-year member of the PGA Tour.
Over the past seven NFL seasons, Buffalo Bills’ safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer have arguably been one of, if not the best safety tandem in the league. Both joining Buffalo’s defense in the 2017-18 season, they have been a reliable back end to head coach Sean McDermott’s squad. Poyer has been selected First-Team All Pro and to the Pro Bowl once in his time in Western New York. Hyde was selected to the Pro Bowl once in the red, white, and blue.
The Arizona Department of Education is beginning a partnership with an unaccredited organization which has received backlash in the past for pushing conservative views and inaccurate portrayals of history.
This week's Wild West Weekly Review will cover the film “Poor Things.” After his last hit film “The Favorite” (2017), Yorgos Lanthimos is back in the director's chair, this time with an adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s book “Poor Things.”
There is something particularly special about Radiohead and their ability to paint a picture with a song. Radiohead fans know the band to have an eccentric, unique sound that typically inspires deep thinking and feeling. Their songs are never just about a catchy chorus and verse, but more about the experience listening to the song.
In a recent statement made by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, scientists warn humankind is left with 90 seconds left until the doomsday clock strikes midnight.
Note: information on Tim Donaghy and the situation surrounding him was taken from a piece published by ESPN on July 9, 2020, by Scott Eden.
The NBA is near their midseason mark in terms of games played. There are already a ton of intriguing storylines and games. With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the awards that would be handed out if the season ended today.
On Sunday, January 21, a new coach took over the title of winningest NCAA Division I basketball coach. Tara VanDerveer surpassed Mike Krzyzewski by recording her 1,203rd win in a 65-56 victory over Oregon State. For many years, Coach K held the title of winningest coach in NCAA basketball history, men's and women's. After coaching 47 seasons, with 42 of them coming at Duke University, Coach K had totaled 1,202 wins. Sunday afternoon, his record was broken. In her team’s win over Oregon State,Tara VanDerveer surpassed Coach K’s win total. Officially the winningest coach in NCAA Basketball history, VanDerveer leads a talented Cardinal squad that looks to return to the NCAA tournament this year after an early loss and subsequent elimination last year.
Another year, another player, the Heat turned into an amazing piece that came out of seemingly nowhere. In the NBA, when you have a pick outside of the lottery, you’re not necessarily looking for a star. You’re looking for role players, guys with huge upsides who aren’t fully ready for an NBA-level grind yet. Sometimes you get lucky and find a Giannis Antetokounmpo but that’s an extreme outlier. However, time and time again the Heat continue to hit on these picks, and it speaks to a larger notion of the Heat organization over the past decade.
This is the Wild West Review, a collection of movie reviews from four AMC Theatres frequenters Spencer West, Zach Bradshaw, Gib Manrique and Larisa May.
Coming into the draft, Bruce Brown was about as unconventional a prospect as they come. A guard who averaged almost more than double the rebounds as assists, Brown was a unique tweener out of Miami. He lacked the raw offensive talent and ball handling to be a lead guard, but at 6'4 190 pounds, he didn’t have the size that you’d expect in a wing or forward. He did however stand out on the defensive end. His knack for attacking the glass and making hustle plays paired with a 6’9 wingspan did raise some scouts' eyebrows.