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Pratham Valluri

Phoenix
As seen in: The State Press, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, Cronkite News, Mohave Valley Daily News, Today’s News-Herald, Daily Independent, Scottsdale Independent, Gilbert Independent, Kingman Daily Miner, Peoria Times, The Walter Cronkite Sports Network
Men’s Basketball for @statepress | Radio host of “Match Point” on @BlazeRadioASU | Women’s Basketball for @CronkiteSports | Digital Reporter for @sportscronkite
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The blooper heard ‘round the world: revisiting Luis Gonzalez’s iconic 2001 season 25 years later

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By Pratham Valluri
| Today’s News-Herald Verified
PHOENIX – Of the 166,234 at-bats during the 2001 MLB season, 28,680 resulted in singles. None were more significant than Arizona Diamondbacks left fielder Luis Gonzalez’s walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth during Game 7 of the World Series against the New York Yankees. The hit gave the Diamondbacks a 3-2 win, and Arizona its first and only major professional men’s title to date.
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Dust off the Brooms: No. 16 ASU Sweeps Denver in first round of the NCAA Tournament

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By Pratham Valluri
| The Walter Cronkite Sports Network Verified
(Photo: Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) TEMPE – In mid-April, ASU women’s tennis’ nine-match winning streak was halted when it went down 4-3 to No. 10 Texas Tech in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament without junior Emilija Tverijonaite, who was out with a back issue. But with their best player back on the court, the No. 16 Sun Devils’ (20-5, 11-2 Big 12) energy reflected their confidence as they took down Denver (16-8, 6-0 Summit League) 4-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Top rung: ASU’s Ofek Shimanov adjusting to midseason elevation to No. 1 singles

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By Pratham Valluri
| Today’s News-Herald Verified
PHOENIX – When the Arizona State men’s tennis team took down Texas Tech 4-3 on April 3, the scoresheet omitted a familiar name – Bor Artnak. The junior from Slovenia had been the Sun Devils’ No. 1 singles player since Murphy Cassone decided to forgo his senior year of eligibility to play on the Associations of Tennis Professionals tour, but then Artnak abruptly left the team in late March. kAmtG6? H:E9@FE pCE?2<’D D6CG:46D[ E96 $F? s6G:=D H6C6 C625J E@ >@G6 7@CH2C5]k^Am kAmx?
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