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ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils come up clutch against USC

by Ryan Clarke - February 9, 2018February 9, 2018

(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) College basketball seasons can turn in a moment. Months filled with preparation, elation and anguish disappear in its defining seconds, leaving only a fog that grows thicker or burns off. Bobby Hurley doesn’t remember much of his team’s thrilling 80-78 victory over USC on Thursday. He said the final

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils look to spark late season charge against some of Pac-12’s best

by Chris Gleason - February 8, 2018

(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) For the first time since conference play began December 30, ASU will be staying home for consecutive weekends. The Sun Devils get ready to host the USC Trojans tonight, which will be the first of three consecutive home games and five of seven in Tempe to close out the

ASU Softball: Sun Devils will see several familiar faces in 2018 Kajikawa Classic

by Michael Gutnick - February 8, 2018February 8, 2018

(Photo: Michael Baron/WCSN) Continuing a tradition that goes back to very beginning of the program, the Arizona State softball team will ring in the 2018 season by hosting the Kajikawa Classic, starting on Thursday. Over the five day tournament, No. 23 ASU will welcome the Tennessee Lady Volunteers, Purdue Boilermakers, Nebraska Huskers,

ASU Softball: Firmly focused on a postseason run, Sun Devils ready for 2018 season

by WCSN Softball - February 7, 2018

(Photo: Michael Baron/WCSN) After a successful 2017 season, the Arizona State softball team has its eyes set on a deep playoff run with the new season right around the corner. In her first season, head coach Trisha Ford lead the Sun Devils to a 31-22 overall record and an NCAA regional appearance

ASU Men’s Basketball: The Foundation of GuardU

by Chris Gleason - February 7, 2018

(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) Arizona State has never been known as a basketball school. Arizona sure has, but the Sun Devils have rarely turned heads for their prowess on the hardwood. However, this year’s team has an affinity for breaking past precedent, and the effort is being led by a group of guards. Arizona State

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils look to continue weekend success amidst Pac-12 struggles

by Chris Gleason - February 4, 2018February 4, 2018

(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) The Sun Devils have had a rough time in Pac-12 play, but there’s at least one team who’s had it worse. The Washington State Cougars (9-12, 1-8) host No. 25 Arizona State (16-6, 4-6) Sunday, looking to earn their first victory in over three weeks. This game will most likely

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils fall short again- this time at hands of Washington

by Chris Gleason - February 2, 2018February 2, 2018

(Photo: Nicholas Badders/WCSN) In the first game of the new month and of the second half of Pac-12 play, No. 25 ASU found itself with a chance to hit the reset button. However, the Sun Devils ended up with a result that’s become all too familiar, losing the game in the final

ASU Women’s Basketball: Kianna Ibis provides resilience, leadership for ASU

by Cody Whitehouse - February 1, 2018

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) Kianna Ibis, who tore her ACL her senior year in high school, was no stranger to recovering from a major knee surgery. A full year of ice, heat and physical therapy is the recipe for getting back on the court. But when she tore her meniscus as a freshman

The Way It Is: Hurley extension a pivotal moment for Ray Anderson, ASU

by Ryan Clarke - January 31, 2018January 31, 2018

(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) It pays to build a winning culture in college basketball. Just ask Bobby Hurley. Reports from SunDevilSource and azcentral sports indicate that Hurley, in his third year at the helm of ASU men’s basketball, is set to receive a major pay raise and contract extension. Pending approval from the

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sanders establishing herself with Sun Devils

by Andrew Bell - January 29, 2018

(Photo: Tyler Rittenhouse/WCSN) Clovis West High School secured its first girls basketball state title in school history last March. The team went 34-2 and finished its season in thrilling fashion by upending Archbishop Mitty at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. 10 months later, the legacy of the team from Fresno, California