Football

Arizona State (8-5) scored early and often, on each of their first nine possessions, each taking less than three minutes, to coast to an easy 62-28 victory over Navy (8-5) in the 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl in San Francisco. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Taylor Kelly led the way accounting for five

In a battle between two teams that revolve around discipline, the 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl features Arizona State University and Navy as both teams come off huge victories over their rivals. The ASU Sun Devils take their 7-5 record to San Francisco after defeating the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson with

Ask any fan of Arizona State football and they will tell you that 7-5 looks and sounds a lot better than 6-6. Coming into the Duel in the Desert, the Sun Devils had not beaten a team with a winning record, and they lacked a signature victory. Some began to question

With a slim margin for error, quarterback Matt Scott and the Arizona Wildcats fell short of the mark on Friday night’s Territorial Cup. Scott, playing in his final game in Tucson, turned the ball over four times, leading to 28 ASU points off of turnovers. His fumble with under nine minutes

Arizona State (6-5) and the 24th ranked University of Arizona (7-4) will play on Friday night for the oldest trophy in college sports: the Territorial Cup. This year will have some added intrigue, as it is only the second time in the last 19 years that both teams will play

Arizona State came into their matchup against Washington State having lost four straight. The Cougars had not won a conference game all year. In the end, it was ASU who got back on the right track with a 46-7 victory. “I want to be known for defense,” ASU head coach Todd Graham

It was fun while it lasted, but ASU’s chances of reaching the Pac-12 championship have gone from crystal clear to convoluted. With the heart-wrenching 45-43 loss to UCLA on Saturday the Sun Devils (5-3 overall, 3-2 Pac 12) accumulated their second straight conference loss. The loss also proved that the excitement

Coming in to Thursday's "game of the century", ASU knew they had one goal: stop the Oregon rush. If The Sun Devils could make Redshirt Freshman QB Marcus Mariota throw the ball, they would have a chance. They did not, and they lost. Oregon RB Kenjon Barner treated the Sun

Black out the duck! That has been heard across the ASU campus for weeks now. Anticipation has been building, waiting for Thursday when the Sun Devils face their first real opponent- the Oregon Ducks.  ASU is buzzing, Frank Kush Field is ready, and the Sun Devils are amped for the fight