Article Archives - Page 277 of 285

ASU upsets NCAA Penn State to split series

by Nick Marek - December 1, 2012July 12, 2013

The Arizona State Sun Devils will get a warm welcome back to Tempe after beating Penn State 3-1 in game two. The Sun Devils beat an NCAA division I program for the first time in program history and they looked like a completely different and more focused team in the second

ASU Classic preview

by Danielle Eurich - November 30, 2012July 11, 2013

While most of us were enjoying a relaxing Thanksgiving Break, the Arizona State women’s basketball team was competing in the 2012 South Point Thanksgiving Shootout in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Sun Devils beat Northern Iowa in their first match-up 66-63, then lost to North Carolina State 72-68 the next day,

Perfection no more

by Nick Marek - November 30, 2012July 12, 2013

With semester finals approaching across the country, the Arizona State Sun Devils could not maintain a 4.0 GPA on the ice on Friday night. The Sun Devils suffered their first loss of the season against NCAA division I opponent Penn State. Apparently the ACHA and NCAA are not on the same

ASU’s lackluster win leaves lingering questions

by Cammeron Neely - November 29, 2012July 14, 2013

By Cammeron Neely A somber coach Herb Sendek sat down to take questions in his routine post-game press conference Wednesday night, as it could be seen in his face that he was sufficiently disappointed in his teams play against Arkansas Pine-Bluff. “If you play like we did you’re very vulnerable to not winning,” he said.

ASU – Penn St. series preview

by Nick Marek - November 29, 2012July 12, 2013

The Arizona State Sun Devils have proven after two months that they are still the best team in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA). But can they match up against an NCAA Division I team? This weekend the Sun Devils travel to Pennsylvania to take on former ACHA foe Penn State

Get to know Sun Devil forward Danny McAuliffe

by Nick Marek - November 28, 2012July 12, 2013

This past weekend was a great break for Arizona State students and athletes to spend time with their friends and family. But for one Sun Devil forward, Thanksgiving weekend gave him a chance to take a small break from hockey. "Thanksgiving is always good," Danny McAuliffe said. "I'm one of the

The death of the Big East

by Robby Baker - November 28, 2012August 12, 2013

It started in 2004, when Miami and Virginia Tech made the move to the ACC. Since then, Boston College, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and now Louisville have all jumped ship from the Big East to join the ACC. That’s not to mention TCU, West Virginia and Rutgers who left for the

ASU – Arkansas Pine-Bluff preview

by Kerry Crowley - November 27, 2012July 14, 2013

After hitting the road for the holidays, Arizona State’s men’s basketball team is riding high on the return home. Last Friday, the Sun Devils came away with their first marquee victory on the season against an up-tempo Arkansas squad in the Las Vegas Invitational. The win sent ASU to the

Give college football the chance you deserve

by Trey Lanthier - November 26, 2012August 12, 2013

Maybe the professional game of football has its knacks, but college football has got something the NFL will never have. On Friday night, as I stood on the field after Arizona State’s massive, season-changing win over Arizona, I got a glimpse at something so much better. It wasn’t the constant tension

Thanksgiving weekend roundup

by Kerry Crowley - November 25, 2012July 14, 2013

While most of us spent the weekend enjoying turkey and stuffing, the Arizona State basketball team had little time to relax. The Sun Devils competed in the Las Vegas Invitational and played the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Creighton Jays over the holiday break. On Friday evening, Carrick Felix led a spirited