Madisan Hinkhouse, Author at KSL Sports

Sweat Against Washington Persuading Players To Get Vaccine

Washington pass rusher Montez Sweat said Wednesday he doesn’t support the team’s attempt to persuade players to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

5 years ago

USA Basketball Sets Plan For Olympic Camps In Las Vegas

For USA Basketball, the last stop before the Tokyo Olympics will be Las Vegas.

5 years ago

Chris Paul Has Another Big Night, Suns Rout Nuggets 123-98

Chris Paul is a 36-year-old man who can still put together an NBA point guard’s version of a virtuoso performance.

5 years ago

Mitchell: I Am Forever Grateful For Coach Fassel’s Wisdom, Timing

How did BYU’s 1986 top football recruit, a Latter-Day Saint quarterback from Utah County, not go to BYU? I’ll tell you how, Coach Fassel.

5 years ago

Refugee Team Of 29 Athletes Picked For Tokyo Olympics

The refugee team for the Tokyo Olympics has 29 athletes competing in 12 sports, including a medalist at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games who left Iran citing institutional sexism.

5 years ago

Dozens Of States Leave Athlete Compensation On Back Burner

Now that he has graduated with a major in digital technology and culture, defensive lineman Dallas Hobbs wants an opportunity to profit off some of his graphic designs while he continues playing football at Washington State.

5 years ago

Amid Uncertainty, Schools Prepare For Paid Athlete Endorsers

There is Arizona Edge and Buffs with a Brand. Oklahoma State rolled out OSU Elite and Texas Tech launched Beyond Verified.

5 years ago

Rejuvenated Paul Leads Suns Over Nuggets 122-105 In Game 1

In the opening minutes of Monday night’s game, Chris Paul was bumped on his ailing right shoulder and grimaced for a second. His movements were a little tentative, his shots didn’t look quite right.

5 years ago

Report: Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski Set To Retire After Coming Season

According to multiple reports, college basketball and Duke coaching legend Mike Krzyzewski is set to retire after the coming season.

5 years ago

Osaka Steps Out Of French Open And Onto Sport’s Third Rail

Most athletes are comfortable talking about injuries, so long as they can point to a bruise, a bandage, a cast or a spot on an X-ray. Some will even venture an educated guess at how long they might take to heal. Their mental health is a different story.

5 years ago

Women’s Soccer Saw Significant Disruption From Pandemic

The coronavirus outbreak brought significant disruption to women’s soccer around the world, with some players going without competition for as many as 250 days, according to a FIFPRO report.