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GCU’s Jaden Henley, ASU’s Basheer Jihad gave Pistons’ NBA Summer League roster Arizona flavor (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS – Jaden Henley bounced through three colleges before finishing his collegiate basketball career at Grand Canyon University. Basheer Jihad played three seasons at Ball State before playing his senior season at Arizona State. Together, they gave the Detroit Pistons’ Summer League roster an Arizona college basketball flavor recently in Las Vegas. “I just feel like I represent Arizona college ball, along with Grand Canyon,” Henley said. “GC doesn’t have a lot of players. It feels amazing,
Arizona Wildcats Koa Peat and Brayden Burries matched up in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS – Koa Peat didn’t mince words when asked about motivation for his rookie season. For the 30th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, motivation will be found on the rosters of the 22 teams that picked ahead of the Suns — with seven of those teams making multiple selections. “I’m waking up every day thinking about the 29 guys that got picked ahead of me,” Peat said. “I’m gonna kill everybody in front of me.” Fortunately, for Peat’s former teammate Brayden Burries, he’s not on that list. “H
Chris Johnson’s ALS diagnosis renews discussion effects of NFL-induced head trauma (opens the original)
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PHOENIX – Chris Johnson was 40 when he told the world that his hands had started to ignore him. It started with small inconsistencies. He experienced weakness in his right hand 10 to 14 months before his diagnosis. His grip and body didn’t feel as strong as an NFL player expects. By the time the former Arizona Cardinals running back went public with a diagnosis he received the previous year, his doctors had labeled his progression “rapid.” Johnson was diagnosed with sporadic ALS, the most common
No Caitlin Clark, but Mercury, Alyssa Thomas prep for heated rematch with Fever (opens the original)
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PHOENIX – Between former team member Sophie Cunningham’s locker room culture comments, former interim head coach Nikki Blue’s lawsuit and former owner Robert Sarver’s conduct, the Phoenix Mercury have been no strangers to controversy. With Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever in town on Thursday for the third meeting between these teams this season, however, the temperature inside Mortgage Matchup Center may match the Valley’s infamous July heat – even with Clark sidelined due to a back injury. D
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