(Photo: Allyson Cummings/WCSN) The Arizona State Sun Devils scored four touchdowns in a 7:07 span between the first and second quarter to completely bury the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a deficit that proved too much to overcome. But it nearly was overcome, as the ASU offense went completely AWOL and
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ASU Football: Sun Devils validated as national power with 55-31 win
(Photo: Allyson Cummings/WCSN) ESPN elected to take its weekly college football preview show, College GameDay, to East Lansing, Mich. instead of Tempe, Ariz. and added insult to injury on Saturday morning when analyst Kirk Herbstreit called the No. 9 Arizona State Sun Devils "the most overvalued" team by the College Football Playoff
ASU Football: Sun Devils defeat turnover-prone Notre Dame
(Photo: Allyson Cummings/WCSN) No. 9 Arizona State took advantage of five turnovers to build a 34-3 lead over No. 10 Notre Dame in the first half and survived a huge second-half comeback attempt to pull out a 55-31 win in the biggest non-conference game in the history of Sun Devil Stadium. The Fighting Irish scored first in
ASU Football: Notre Dame preview
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) When the Arizona State Sun Devils and Notre Dame Fighting Irish play Saturday, it will have no effect on any conference standings but a huge effect on the playoff rankings. The Sun Devils (7-1, 5-1 Pac-12) are ranked ninth in the most recent College Football Playoff Rankings with
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ASU Football: Week of practices wraps up from Sun Devil Stadium with mixed news
ASU Football: Sun Devils climb to No. 9 in CFB Playoff rankings
(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) An unexpected swap has the Arizona State Sun Devils as the higher-ranked team for Saturday's matchup against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, as the College Football Playoff committee slid ASU up five spots to No. 9 after a 19-16 overtime victory over Utah. The Sun Devils entered last week
ASU Football: Update on Cherry and Westerman and offensive gameplan vs. ND
ASU Football: All-time series look vs. Notre Dame
(Photo: ASU Athletics) Perhaps the most illogical way to make a prediction for an upcoming sporting event is to base it off history. Sure, knowing that a team may have another team’s number and recognizing trends may be useful secondary evidence, but basing the entire prediction off events that happened years ago
