Greg Hansen is a columnist at the Arizona Daily Star. He covers a range of topics including college sports, particularly football and basketball, while also delving into the business side of sports and media. Greg's work has been featured in various publications such as YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, and The Anniston Star.
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Greg Hansen's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly college football and basketball, with a strong emphasis on the Arizona Wildcats and Tucson. He often provides event coverage and profile features related to these topics.
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By: Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's Notebook: Athletic director Desiree Reed-Francois' move's so far suggest that the administrative model used by previous UA sports leadership was either inefficient or outdated, or both, and that the UA needed new blood. Or all of the above.
By: Greg Hansen
When Arizona makes its Big 12 debut at Cincinnati’s Fifth Third Arena this winter, the Bearcats could match or one-up the UA’s pre-game video: Thirty-three NCAA tournaments. ... 25 conference championships. … Six Final Fours. … Two NCAA championships.
By: Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's Notebook: Former Arizona basketball great Nick Johnson, now 32, flew last week to Cincinnati to spend time with ex-UA coach Sean Miller. He was the featured guest on Miller’s weekly podcast, telling Miller his days at Arizona were “just bliss.’’
Since 2019, Big 12 stalwart Baylor has two NCAA hoops crowns, two Sugar Bowl appearances. It also has Tucson native, Rincon High School grad Mack Rhoades, as its athletic director.
By: Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's Notebook: The odds of Brent Brennan being fired after one season at Arizona are astronomically low. Hansen breaks down the history of head coach firings over the last
By: Greg Hansen
Tucson car dealer and philanthropist Jim Click sure does have two favorite college teams — his adopted Arizona Wildcats, and his alma mater, the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Click played football at OSU in the 1960s.
By: Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's Notebook: Chuck Cecil arrived at the UA in the fall of 1983, a walk-on who had hoped to attend Stanford but wasn’t offered a scholarship. Take a look
By: Greg Hansen
Greg Hansen's Notebook: Rincon/University High boys soccer coach Roxanne Taylor was believed to be retiring after the 2023-24 season. But she will return, sharing head coaching duties with her nephew,
Greg Hansen's Notebook: Two notable Wildcat basketball players died last week — Tom Sutton, age 80, Class of ‘66, and Gilbert Myles, age 68, Class of ‘78.
By: Greg Hansen
The most successful football coach in Houston Cougars history, Hall of Famer Bill Yeoman, should’ve, could’ve and would’ve been an Arizona Wildcat three times — as a player in 1945 and as the UA’s head coach in 1957 and again in 1959.
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