The Arizona Wildcats’ football win in the Territorial Cup over the Arizona State Sun Devils, and reflect on ASU’s season coming to an end. Also, the start of high school basketball for the Brophy Broncos, and finally a charity event at Top Golf with the Arizona Coyotes.

Happy Thanksgiving! This week we look at a dominant Xavier Prep Gators basketball team with WNBA connections, the Best of Phoenix tournament hosted by Chess Emporium this past weekend and finally a holiday-special segment on how your favorite NFL teams compare to some traditional Thanksgiving dishes.

ASU’s athletic director Ray Anderson has stepped down; the Phoenix Suns superstar guard Devin Booker returns to the court after missing five games due to a calf injury. 

A summary of the NASCAR Championship Cup Race, how Arizona Football surpassed the six win mark, what horse racing might look like in the future and an AIA open playoff preview of ALA-Queen Creek.

Today we go back in time to the Cardinals historical 28-3 comeback, along with the Arizona State football getting their first win in the Pac-12; The Arizona Diamondbacks season came to an end, losing in game 5 to the Texas Rangers; we also have a new look Horizon High School Girls Volleyball going for a three-peat.

We take a look at the similarities and differences between the 2023 and 2001 Diamondbacks; examine how sports cards businesses are benefiting from this year’s fall classic; the Arizona Cardinals fall to 1-6 while awaiting a Kyler Murray return; Centennial football continues to dominate as they are ranked top 25 nationally and the first ever AIA organized Flag Football playoffs are here.

The Diamondbacks are in the NLCS which means business is booming. A high school footballer is breaking state records in the Valley and pickle ball is taken to new competitive heights. Also, a high school marching band competition saw 23 high schools meet in Flagstaff at NAU.

Phoenix Suns media day allows us to look at the new team being formed at Footprint Center, as Arizona Football couldn’t hold off the Washington Huskies. Sun Devil Men’s Basketball also shows us what their plans are for this season at their first team practice, while Mountain Pointe High School football is at full strength with their transfer students.