If you’re reading this article then you read the headline. You’ve followed the team and, yes this is all real. The No. 15 Arizona State Football Team (11-2, 7-2 Big 12) that was picked to finish last in the Big 12 has won said Big 12. In dominant fashion no
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Skattebo wins Big 12 Championship Most Outstanding Player in historic performance
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) ARLINGTON, Texas — For all of Cam Skattebo’s life, he’s been disrespected. The zero-star recruit out of Rio Linda High School in California got no FBS offers, eventually committing to Sacramento State, an FCS school. The running back proved his doubters, totaling over 1,800 yards in his two
Worst To First: No. 15 Sun Devils defeat No. 16 Iowa State in Big 12 Championship, secure spot in CFP
(Photo: Sammy Nute/WCSN) ARLINGTON, Texas — The 2024 campaign proved doubters wrong for No. 15 Arizona State football. First, it qualified for postseason play in seven games after being picked to finish dead last in the Big 12 Preseason Media Poll. Then, head coach Kenny Dillingham’s squad shut down chatter about not
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Tyson exits Arizona game with shoulder injury after dominant day
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TUCSON — There is little-to-no doubt who the favorite target of redshirt freshman quarterback Sam Leavitt is. One look at the ASU stat sheet each week will reveal two outliers. One is senior running back Cam Skattebo, who is one of college football’s most unique weapons, offering a
No. 14 Sun Devils hit 10-win mark, avenge 2023 loss with rout of Arizona
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TUCSON — Despite No. 14 Arizona State football featuring 60 newcomers, head coach Kenny Dillingham didn’t need to do too much to motivate his team for Saturday’s game at Arizona. First and foremost, it marked the 98th iteration of the Territorial Cup, the oldest rivalry trophy in college football. But
Peat Prowess: How one Arizona family produced seven Division I athletes
(Photo courtesy of Jana Peat) In the midst of the cheers that filled the air following Arizona State football’s victory over UCF in early November, one group’s roar rose supreme. While many might have assumed the loudest and most passionate crowd would rally behind a star quarterback or wide receiver, the
No. 16 Sun Devils visit Arizona for 98th edition of the Territorial Cup
Photo courtesy of The Arizona Republic Throw out the record books for this Saturday’s game at Arizona Stadium. The Territorial Cup is the annual battle where Arizona’s two largest schools and bitter rivals — Arizona State and Arizona — face one another and battle for in-state bragging rights. No matter what happens
