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Brad Cesmat's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly football and college basketball. His coverage includes events and announcements related to Arizona sports teams as well as broader topics such as bowl games and college football.
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Basha and Hamilton squared off Friday night. It likely won't be the last time they see each other here in 2025. With an overflow crowd on the Bears' home field, Hamilton came in and flexed their muscle, cruising to a 28-12 win.
By: Brad Cesmat
Sam Leavitt has every right to go into the transfer portal and seek more money. It doesn't mean that he will land in greener pastures.
Story by Daniel Rios (Daniel the Draftnick) Here are five players who continue to impress Fernando Mendoza
By: Brad Cesmat
Getting to the Peach Bowl in January didn't mean that Arizona State had figured out its football program. I mean, the head coach had, but Central Campus had not. I attended a couple of Kenny Dillingham speaking events over this past year. He wasn't shy in asking for financial support, and I would be left to wonder, “Why is he still doing all of the asking?. I wasn't the only one. This past summer at the Kickoff Luncheon, Dillingham again made the financial ask of those in attendance, and I thought, “If he were at a blue-blood football program, this would be embarrassing.” I would've asked Central Campus for their thoughts, but once again, the President was MIA from the event(no surprise). The “Forks Up, Go Devils” crowd blindly believed that “all has always been well”, when some who were actually writing checks weren't so sure. Big cigars can only be asked so many times before fatigue starts to weigh in, no matter how loyal.
This morning, the college football transfer portal opened up. Tonight, I'm sitting at the Holiday Bowl in San Diego with at least three University of Arizona players who chose not to play.
The Suns are entertaining and engaging. Pitchers and catchers report in just over a month. Miami, Fla, and Ole Miss are on the turf in Glendale on Thursday. Your Cardinals fired another head coach.
When the Cardinal owner is interviewing head coaching candidates for the fourth time in eight years, I wonder what questions he asks. The process, from what I've been told by the agent community, is often (though not always) done first via Zoom. I have to wonder if the Owner just wants to hear things in the interview that simply suit his beliefs, because clearly the strategy he's been using hasn't been good (I'm being kind).
By: Brad Cesmat
“Great hire!!!!, Home run!” was his initial response. Because we are quick to forget the coaching legends and move on to the next hot
By: Brad Cesmat
There’s a lot of hype around the 2027 NFL Draft with national stars like Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith and Notre Dame’s Leonard Moore leading the class. Ariz
Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick can’t be happy. Nor should he be. He’s spent the money, stayed out of sight, and let the people he hired attempt to do thei
