Javier Morales is a sports journalist based in Tucson, Arizona. He covers local sports events and teams, with a particular focus on the University of Arizona athletics. His work has been featured in various publications, including AllSportsTucson, EPLindex.com, Green Valley News and Sun, Daily News-Sun, and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
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Javier's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly football and basketball at the college, high school, and professional levels. He also covers transfer news in the Premier League.
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Dele Alli Finds New Path with Move to Como Dele Alli's journey continues with a move to Serie A side Como, marking a significant moment in
By: Javier Morales
Arizona survived the extreme ebbs and flows of a conference opener on the road, defeating BYU 57-53 Saturday in the Wildcats' first game of its Big 12 existence. Breya Cunningham's putback with 21 seconds left was the difference in the game at Provo, Utah. Cunningham finished with 21 points on 10-of-15 shooting from the field
By: Javier Morales
Report: Hakim Ziyech Linked with Moves to Italy and England Hakim Ziyech's future at Galatasaray appears increasingly uncertain as the
By: Javier Morales
What's happening with Canyon del Oro High School's successful boys basketball program belies the claim that today's young athletes must be coached by a person close to their age to relate to them better. Hank Bias is 66 years old with a coaching background that extends to being the freshman high school basketball coach at
Panelists discuss how Type 1 diabetes progresses through distinct stages, from initial autoimmunity with normal blood glucose (Stage 1), to dysglycemia without symptoms (Stage 2), to clinical diagnosis with symptoms (Stage 3), marking critical intervention points for treatment and management.
By: Javier Morales, David Robertson
Panelists discuss how delaying intervention during Stage 2 Type 1 diabetes increases the risk of diabetic ketoacidosis and complications at diagnosis, while also potentially accelerating beta cell destruction and reducing the window for preservation therapies.
Panelists discuss how screening for Type 1 diabetes should focus on identifying high-risk individuals through family history, genetic markers, and autoantibody testing, while emphasizing the importance of early detection to prevent diabetic ketoacidosis at diagnosis.
By: Javier Morales
Arizona Bowl chairman of the board Ali Farhang confirmed via a social media post Monday that Colorado State has sold out its allotment of 1,500 tickets for Saturday's game matching the Rams and Miami of Ohio at Arizona Stadium -- dubbed the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl, presented by Gin & Juice by Dre and Snoop.
Miami of Ohio will play at the same stadium Saturday afternoon where a few of its coaching alums led the Arizona program. Jim Young. Larry Smith. Dick Tomey. John Mackovic. Three of them are from Ohio -- Young and Smith are Van Wert natives and Mackovic was born in Barberton. Tomey is from Elnora, Indiana
Everton's Long-Term Plan for Jordan Pickford Everton's ambition to secure Jordan Pickford on a long-term deal underlines the critical role
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