The crew from Minnesota that do their chants are the life of the 16th hole at the Phoenix Open. They were in rare form as fans, players and corporate fat cats all felt the wrath.

Chug when you are chanted to or catch hell form the gallery at 16. However, some other actions will get a rise out of the boys besides chugging the drink.

Some guy in a corporate box at the Phoenix Open had a fake mustache that resembled a certain video game character and the crew at the 16th hole let him know it with a funny chant.

Head coach Ken Whisenhunt and general manager Rod Graves have each agreed to new contracts through the 2013 season, the team announced Thursday. Both are in Indianapolis for the annual Scouting combine.

The Phoenix Open is much more than a great party that attracts more than 500,000 fans annually. It is also one of the most historic golf tournaments on the PGA Tour. MVP Magazine provides an in-depth recollection of great stories from the Phoenix Open, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year.

The following is the description of a book that was written by Nick Schulyer, the lone survivor of an incident at sea last February where a boat owned by Gilbert native Marquis Cooper, claimed three lives, including Cooper, a former NFL player and son of channel 12 sportscaster Bruce Cooper. The book goes on sale on March 2.

More than 300 college football players will participate in this week’s NFL Combine. Many of them trained at one of many Valley facilities in preparation for their NFL job interview.

The Phoenix Regional Sports Commission and Jerry Colangelo announced Tuesday the 2010 Class of the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame.

MVP Magazine caught up with former ASU wide receiver Chris McGaha to discuss his preparations for the NFL Combine and the upcoming NFL Draft.

Jerry Colangelo, and Al Maag together with the Phoenix Regional Sports Commission will announce the Inductees of the 2010 Arizona Sports Hall of Fame on Tuesday at 11a.m.