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Recap: ASU defeats Bradley 70-58

by Kristina Vicario - November 22, 2013November 22, 2013

The Arizona State Sun Devils finally averted the slow start tonight in Tempe against the Bradley Braves winning 70-58 Maybe it had something to do with Coach Sendek’s decision to give freshman wing Egor Koulechov a spot in the starting lineup. “We just really felt like Egor earned the start with

Preview: ASU vs. Bradley

by Mauricio Casillas - November 22, 2013November 22, 2013

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) The Arizona State men’s basketball team is one win away from doing something they haven’t done since 1985 – start a season 5-0. The only thing standing in their way is the Bradley University Braves (4-1). The Braves (4-1) are looking to rebound after an 81-55 loss at Illinois.

ASU vs. UNLV Analysis

by Mauricio Casillas - November 21, 2013

(Photo: Nick Krueger/WCSN) The Sun Devils’ 86-80 win over UNLV on Tuesday showed everyone why Jahii Carson is one of the top guards in the country. Carson’s career-high 40-point effort came in front of a loud crowd in the Thomas & Mack Center, and it is evident that he plays best when

Carson leads ASU past UNLV 86-80 with career high 40 points

by Nick Krueger - November 19, 2013November 19, 2013

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) Jahii Carson set a career high 40 points and had seven assists leading the Sun Devils to an 86-80 win over the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas Tuesday night. "I try and go out there and play my game," Carson said.

Preview: Sun Devils to face first road test of the year Tuesday night

by Cammeron Neely - November 18, 2013

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) After playing teams with names like University of Maryland Baltimore County, Idaho State, and Miami of Ohio, the name University of Nevada Las Vegas makes one think that this fourth game will be the Sun Devils’ first challenge of the season. Yes, it is true UNLV achieved what

Sun Devils win an ugly one over feisty Beavers

by Jason Galvin - November 16, 2013November 16, 2013

(Photo: ASU Athletics) It wasn’t pretty, and often it was boring, but the Arizona State Sun Devils found a way to win on Saturday night, defeating Oregon State 30-17. The Devils laid an egg at home for the first time all season, but the defense made enough plays and the offense was

Analysis: New blood and deep range helping Sun Devils despite turnovers

by Samantha Pell - November 16, 2013November 16, 2013

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) While Arizona State has continued to take care of business this season by extending its record to 3-0 after Friday night’s 88-60 win against Idaho State, there is still a lot of room for improvement. All offseason ASU coach Herb Sendek had been preaching about the need to

Prediction: Kelly, ASU too much for OSU to handle

by Jason Galvin - November 16, 2013

(Photo: Jannah Din/WCSN) The conference’s best passing attack comes to Tempe to battle Arizona State on Saturday night. The Oregon State Beavers suddenly look like a Mike Leach-coached team, all but abandoning the running game that made them so good just a few years ago. Instead, the Sun Devils will face receiver

Saturday’s Showdown: Irabor vs. Cooks

by Sam Rabadi - November 16, 2013

(Photo: ASU Athletics) Oregon State is sporting the best passing attack in the Pac-12, behind two players: QB Sean Mannion and WR Brandin Cooks. Mannion will usually look for his main target Cooks, who will get a lot of attention from ASU’s top corner, Osahon Irabor. That matchup highlights the game’s

ASU defense turning a new leaf over past 4 games

by Adam Stites - November 16, 2013

(Photo: ASU Athletics) The Arizona State Sun Devils scored a season-low 20 points against the Utah Utes, yet still managed to earn a fourth consecutive victory. Leading the way for ASU was a strong defensive performance, as Utah managed just 17 yards in the fourth quarter. “Coach [Todd] Graham always says that