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D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-21-26): Shai Gilgeous-Alexander didn't feel right in Game 1 after the long break precipitated by Oklahoma City's back-to-back sweeps of the Suns and Lakers, but Game 2 felt more nornal as the Thunder win 123-112. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-21-26): Cup series champion Kyle Busch came to Tucson a number of times including a time in 2013 where our David Kelly had a chance to interview him about his burgeoning career. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-21-26): Filip Jakubcik and Zach Pollo tied for the top spot at the NCAA Marana Regional to add their names to an exclusive list of Wildcats to win a regional golf tournament. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-20-26): The Wildcats walked away with the Marana Regional championship by putting up the 2nd-lowest team tournament score (49-under) in school history.
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-20-26): Carter Bryant is only playing 11 minutes for the San Antonio Spurs in the post-season, but he has been guarding some of the opposing teams best players when he's out there. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-20-26): D.K. had dinner conversation with Caitlyn Jenner during her visit to Tucson this past weekend for the USA Decathlon Reunion.
Senior Zach Pollo finished in a four-way tie for 1st place at the NCAA Marana Regional and tells you how the team attacked the Par 5s they faced this week at the Gallery Golf Club. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Matt Walton gives you a recap on how the Wildcats won the NCAA Marana Regional by 14 shots over Big 12 rival Oklahoma State and advanced to the NCAA Championships next week in California. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-19-26): The Wildcats took a commanding lead at the Marana Regional with one of the best team rounds in the history of college golf.
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-19-26): Paul in Phoenix likes the 2026 Arizona Football team for nine wins this season. Do D.K., J.W. and you agree with that?
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-19-26): The national media is flocking to Tucson to talk with the Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita as prepares to cement his legacy and offensive coordinator Seth Doege tells you why. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Matt Walton breaks down a historic day for the UA as the Cats took a commanding lead in the NCAA Marana Regional.
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-18-26): May 18 is as early as it gets for the Arizona Baseball and Softball seasons to be over but that is the case as the Wildcat men failed to qualify for the Big 12 Tournament and the ladies missed the NCAA Super Regionals for a 2nd straight year (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-18-26): The topic of AI was soundly booed at the University of Arizona commencement this past weekend while up in Glendale, an AI generated public address announcer failed to say the names of all the graduates.
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-18-26): There was a thought that the Arizona Men's Track team might have a shot to win the Big 12 Championships, but no one expected the performance UA would get on the women's side as Arizona took 2nd (M) and 3rd (W). (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Matt Walton tells you what went right on Monday as the Wildcats shot to the top of the leaderboard with an 11-under par round to start the NCAA Regional up at the Gallery Golf Club. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Tapenisa Havea came all the way from Tucson to New Zealand to chase her athletic dreams and is closing out her collegiate career as a Big 12 champion in the shot put. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Fred Harvey talks about what went in to bringing a conference championship track meet back to the Old Pueblo.
Jim Anderson has his boys ready for the NCAA Regional that begins Monday up at the Gallery Golf Club. UA will need to finish in the Top 5 to advance to the NCAA Championships. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
Jett Kinder might not have been healthy enough to compete in the Decathlon but he his tank was full to win the Big 12 championship throwing the javelin. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 2 p.m. hour (5-18-26): Two champions will be crowned this weekend as the Big 12 Track and Field Championships makes its 1st appearance in Southern Arizona and just where will Arizona land in the mix. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-18-26): Jett Pinder won the Big 12 javelin championship and set the stage for what could be a big conference weekend for both the Wildcats men's and women's track teams. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-14-26): The Wildcats head to Oklahoma needing to win all three games against the Cowboys while getting some much-needed help from UCF and Cincinnati. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-13-26): If Koa Peat is changing his shot to impress the NBA during this pre-draft process than he's not ready to go to the league. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-13-26): J.W. Madden and the fans weigh in on where Deandre Ayton stands as an Arizona Basketball alum who has played in the NBA, (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-13-26): Bowman Cards is tracking the best prospects in the minor leagues and giving you a chance to connect quickly with the Major League stars of the future.
Your Arizona Men's Basketball beat writer is at the NBA Combine in Chicago where six players with Wildcat ties are showing out for the league's brass, hoping to impress ahead of the June draft.
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-12-26): David Kelly believes Deandre Ayton has become the most disappointing Arizona alum to ever play a significant role on an NBA team. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-12-26): The big NCAA Tournament runs for Arizona Men's Basketball and Men 's Tennis should put Arizona in a good place this year in the Learfield Director's Cup standings. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-12-26): Arizona wins a 1-0 thriller in Texas to start their six-game road trip and the it looks like Torey Lovullo's meeting with the starting pitchers is paying quick dividends. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-11-26): Down 3-1 and one point away from elimination, the Wildcats came storming back in front of a raucous crowd at the Robson Tennis Center to beat Oklahoma 4-3 and advance further in the NCAA Tournament than any other team in program history. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-11-26): Arizona's top hitting prospects made his Major League debut and proved well at both the plate and in the field. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 3 p.m. hour (5-8-26): It's simpler for Cash Brennan and the Arizona Baseball team, the Wildcats clinging to contention for a spot in the Big 12 Tournament need to sweep last place visiting Houston. (Photo courtesy: Arizona Athletics)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 4 p.m. hour (5-8-26): The Ryan Waldschmidt Era arrives for the Arizona Diamondbacks as the team jettisons Alek Thomas to try and spark and a slumbering offense. (Photo courtesy: Imagn Images)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-11-26): The Race Track Industry Program at U-of-A is one of a kind in the country and two of the ladies involved with the program came to studio to chat about Cherie Devaux historic victory at the Kentucky Derby. (Photo courtesy: UA RTIP)
D.K. on the Sports Tip 5 p.m. hour (5-8-26): The Big 12 Conference has long talked about private equity partnerships to help grow the conference and to assist member institutions with the rising cost of doing business and even though commissioner Brett Yormark has found those partners, not all the schools are ready to take this type of financial leap.
