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The Pathfinder Podcast is a platform to uncover the paths of intentional thoughts and methods military veterans have followed prior to and after military service to achieve excellence and become Pathfinders in their own right.
In 2023, Tempe’s annual Innings Festival welcomed one of the best music festival lineups I’ve seen in a while. From big rock and roll names like Green Day, Weezer, The Offspring and Eddie Vedder to folk artists like Marcus Mumford, Mt. Joy and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, the 2023 installment of the concert-on-a-baseball-field was being labeled a classic before the stars even took the stage.
Concert goers and baseball fans are back for Innings Festival 2024’s sixth year in the valley, starting Feb. 23 with headlining performances by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Greta Van Fleet and Jimmy Eat World. The following day brings Hozier, Macklemore and Third Eye Blind.
The flowers are blooming. Winter is coming to a close. The temperature is getting ready for America’s Pastime.
Arizona State’s success over their first two games of the season has been indicative of one key principle: the offense is solid. The contributions of guys like Isaiah Jackson, Jacob Tobias and Brandon Compton have instilled a level of confidence that Willie Bloomquist’s team has the makings of a Pac-12 playoff push.
On Friday night, Arizona State clobbered the Santa Clara Broncos 11-6 under the Phoenix Municipal lights. The offense, led by three-hit nights each from Isaiah Jackson, Brandon Compton, and Kevin Karstetter, proved just how potent they can be even without the likes of Nick Mclain in the lineup.
Devin Booker created history on Tuesday, moving up to second on the Phoenix Suns all time scoring list.
The race for the NCAA tournament heats up as the calendar turns to February, and that is no different this season as teams begin to battle for a conference championship, high seeding, or to be on the right side of the bubble. The field of 68 is most certainly hard to project at this juncture, with numerous teams on the bubble making their case for a tournament bid. Below is my projected field, along with some of the biggest headlines surrounding the sport.
The Big 3 has been synonymous with the NBA for over a decade, but it has experienced its ups and downs.
The 2024 United States presidential election is shaping up to be a Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump rematch and Gen-Z is not happy.
Nick Taylor might be the most clutch player in golf.
Sunday at the 2024 edition of the WM Phoenix Open is scheduled to have the players at the top of the leaderboard play 30 holes before crowning a champion late into the afternoon and perhaps the evening. Nick Taylor holds the solo lead at 13-under, six holes into his third round of play, while Sahith Theegala sits one shot back.
After a brief 21-minute suspension due to weather, second-round play at the 2024 WM Phoenix Open resumed before being suspended again on Saturday morning. Fifty-six players still have to finish their second round, while another 24 players have yet to tee off and could face a total of 36 holes on what is traditionally the most attended day of the tournament.
When it rains, it pours.
Tom Horne has decided to enter a partnership with PragerU to incorporate their materials into schools. I find this decision to be ill-advised, and so should you.
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.
