Sun Devils bring intensity in Maroon and Gold scrimmage

PHOENIX – Phoenix Municipal Stadium was filled with shouts, trash talking and a certain enthusiasm often not found in a scrimmage. However, most of the excitement did not come from the fans. Instead, it came from both dugouts. For Arizona State baseball, the Maroon and Gold intrasquad scrimmage offers a different

Take two, ASU: Miller’s squad looks to build on last year with new look and fresh expectations

Overview - Koah Ferrer Arizona State women’s basketball coach Molly Miller did what she set out to do, at least initially.  For the first time in seven years, the Sun Devils enter a campaign off the back of an NCAA Tournament appearance. Yet, as Miller begins her second season in Tempe, the

Sun Devils dig graves for UCF on Halloween Eve

TEMPE – On a spooky Friday night at Desert Financial Arena, fans filled the stands in creative costumes for the holiday. While the costumes were killer, the connection and execution on both the offensive and defensive sides were even deadlier. With a thrilling, season-high hitting percentage of .433, No. 10

ASU breaks pattern, battles back against Buffaloes

(Photo: Alex Amen/WCSN) TEMPE  – “We’re not losing this point and we’re not losing this game.”  As the rumble of fans filled Desert Financial Arena, Fifth-year Aniya Clinton made an assertion. The scoreboard showed 26-25 in the fourth set.  “Whatever we have to do to get it done,” Clinton said. “We’re gonna get

Defense falters in No. 7 ASU’s upset loss

(Photo: Jack Simon/WCSN) With Arizona State playing at home for the first time this season and coming off three sweeps against opponents in the northeast, expectations were high. But against UC Davis, the Sun Devils’ defense, normally one of their strengths, could not keep the Aggies' attack in check. ASU entered the