(Photo: Maya Diaz/WCSN) Wide receivers and tight ends visualize making highlight-reel catches from a young age. After all, a pass catcher is remembered for a game-winning catch more often than a pancake block. While Arizona State football acknowledges these dreams, the program stresses blocking from skill position players as an
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ASU Women’s Tennis Loses Four-Hour Match On Senior Day
Pair From Purdue: Breedlove, Green Aim to Strengthen Sun Devil Secondary
(Photo: Grace Johnson/WCSN) When athletes commit to their new destination through the transfer portal, they willingly accept the adjustments that await. These adjustments include learning an entirely new playbook and developing chemistry with unfamiliar faces. However, in some cases, athletes benefit from a sense of continuity to assist with the transition. Such
JJ Van Niel Extended Through 2029 After Historic Two-Year Start
ASU Men’s Tennis Sweeps Texas Tech, Notches First Big 12 Win
Sun Devils Men’s Club Lacrosse Can’t Keep Up With BYU In 18-10 Loss
(Photo by David Venezia/davidvenezia_photography) TEMPE – Holding a 7-5 lead with less than two minutes left in the second quarter, Arizona State men’s club lacrosse showed no signs of slowing down. After trailing BYU down 4-5 midway through the second, ASU scored three unanswered points. Two of those goals came from
Sun Devils men’s club lacrosse rout Utah Tech 17-4 in season opener
Claire Jeter Sets Career Highs One Day Prior To Facing Her Former Team
(Photo credit: Sam Farsky/WCSN) TEMPE – Throughout her adolescence, Arizona State volleyball middle blocker Claire Jeter had aspirations of playing for Texas A&M. She was born and raised in Missouri City, Texas, a town located about 100 miles south of College Station. After graduating from Ridge Point High School, Jeter made
No. 3 Seed Sun Devils Won’t Travel Far For Opening 2024 Tournament Matches
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) In the 2023 NCAA tournament, fifth-seeded Arizona State Volleyball traveled to Palo Alto, California, aiming to go where no Sun Devil team had gone before – the Elite Eight. For the first time in program history, ASU won two NCAA tournament matches and made it to the Sweet
No. 9 Sun Devils Defeat Iowa State, Inch Closer To Big 12 Title
(Photo: Savannah Sannes/WCSN) TEMPE – In the third set of Thursday night’s match, No. 9 Arizona State Volleyball had match point against Iowa State. The match's conference title implications brought out 4,538 people to Mullett Arena. Celebrations amongst the large crowd began when Cyclone outside hitter Kiersten Schmitt’s attack went out