Greg Hansen’s notebook: Bryson DeChambeau’s British Open controversy recalled his Tucson roots, including his father Jon’s years with Arizona golf and later work at Skyline Country Club.

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Greg Hansen’s notebook: Despite the success of Arizona men’s basketball’s season, coach Tommy Lloyd stays down to earth.
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Greg Hansen’s notebook: Interest swirled around Pima College sophomore Leo Gutierrez but the soccer star is sticking with Tucson.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona Daily Star columnist Greg Hansen shares his picks for a Mount Rushmore of U of A men’s Olympic athletes.
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Greg Hansen’s notebook: How did Jeff Kent get voted into the Hall of Fame and former Arizona Wildcat Kenny Lofton did not?
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Sean Elliott is the only former Arizona basketball player who has been inducted into the National Collegiate College Basketball Hall of Fame. Is Damon Stoudamire next?
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Ex-Arizona Wildcat Rory Sabbatini finished third in last week's Kaulig Companies Championship, his second third-place finish in six weeks.
Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona athletic director Desireé Reed-Francois has a fascinating background. Here are five things you might not have known about her.
Greg Hansen's notebook: Former Arizona Wildcats, UA staff reunite at NBA Summer League.
Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona Daily Star columnist Greg Hansen shares his picks for a Mount Rushmore of U of A baseball players.
Greg Hansen's notebook: Former Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez dreams of regional leagues, but college football has moved on.
Greg Hansen's notebook: Former Canyon del Oro High football standout Kayden Luke has reinvented himself at West Virginia, earning preseason All-Big 12 honors after seeing little action at Arizona.
Greg Hansen's notebook: There's more of a space between Big Ten and Big 12 football coaches than TV rights money.
Greg Hansen's notebook: For Arizona football quarterback Noah Fifita to contend for the Heisman trophy, an otherworldly season is required.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: For Arizona football quarterback Noah Fifita to contend for the Heisman trophy, an otherworldly season is required.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona Daily Star columnist Greg Hansen shares his picks for a Mount Rushmore of U of A softball players.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Former Cienega High third baseman Nick Gonzales of the Pittsburgh Pirates didn't make the National League All-Star game roster despite his stellar batting average.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: A former reserve forward for Arizona men's basketball has testified under oath to what he was paid at Xavier, proving the sky is the limit.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Wisconsin has filled its athletic director job, ending speculation that Arizona AD Desireé Reed-Francois was leaving Tucson for that position.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: ASU baseball's Landon Hairston is on track to become the fourth generation of Hairston's to reach the big leagues.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: After two surgeries, Tucson's Michael Thompson is back on Tour. He's played in four Korn Ferry Tour events this season and will return to the PGA Tour.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona Daily Star columnist Greg Hansen shares his picks for a Mount Rushmore of U of A football players.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Skyline Country Club golf pro Chris Dompier qualified for the ongoing U.S. Senior Open.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Former Arizona assistant athletic director Chris Del Conte, now with Texas, knows talent when he sees it and he's not shy about poaching coaches from successful programs.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Tapping into big money is nothing new for Texas Tech football.
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Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona's Koa Peat is in good company: Of the 10 men drafted No. 30 in the NBA the last 10 years, all remain in the league.
