(Photo via Hailey Rogalski/WCSN) This week at Arizona State football’s practices, the message was clear and constant — the offense was just small details away from securing a win. It applied not only to the on-field performance but also off the field, as head coach Kenny Dillingham revealed that the offense’s bus
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ASU Football: Sun Devils Looking to Return to Win Column Against Washington State
(Photo via Rebecca Striffler/WCSN) In its last two contests, Arizona State Football faced two of the nation’s most potent passing attacks in Colorado and No. 5 Washington. Completely shutting down such talented and high-powered offenses is simply out of the question for most teams — the Sun Devils are no exception —
ASU Football: Sun Devils find new way to lose against Washington
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Since Arizona State football began preparing for its Week 8 clash with No. 5 Washington in Seattle, head coach Kenny Dillingham knew what his team was going up against. The Huskies entered the season as a contender to win the Pac-12 Conference and represent the league in the
Sun Devils stay encouraged after 27-24 loss to Colorado
(Photo via Sam Volante/WCSN) In the two games leading up to Saturday’s Arizona State football game against Colorado, the Sun Devils stood just plays away from their first Power 5 win of the season. Whether it was costly turnovers or poor situational moments, ASU self-destructed when it mattered most against USC
ASU Football: Late field goal leads Colorado to 27-24 win over ASU
ASU Tries to Fend Off Colorado to Avoid Historic Start
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Primetime is coming to the Valley. The next tour stop for the rock-and-roll-esque Colorado Buffaloes (3-2) is at Mountain America Stadium against Arizona State. However, neither team will be high-stepping into this matchup as both are coming off disheartening single-score losses to extend their losing streaks. The similarities between
ASU Football: Takeaways from the Sun Devils’ 24-21 loss to Cal
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Even after Arizona State Football showed signs of improvement in its 42-28 defeat to then-No. 5 USC a week ago, many set lofty prospects for first-year head coach Kenny Dillingham to lead his team to victory at California on Saturday. Perhaps these reservations were for good reason. ASU’s second
ASU Football: Sun Devils’ woes lead to first road loss at California
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) Not only was Saturday’s game at California Memorial Stadium Arizona State Football’s first road game of the season but it was also viewed as the Sun Devils’ best remaining chance to pick up a Pac-12 Conference win. Coming off a better-than-expected performance against then-No. 5 USC the previous
Skattebo’s versatility solves ASU’s offensive woes
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) It’s fourth-and-7 for Arizona State football at midfield. Down two scores in the fourth quarter, the Sun Devils needed someone to step up to keep the pulse alive inside Mountain America Stadium. As the heartbeat began to slow, junior running back Cam Skattebo acted as a defibrillator. Redshirt
Sun Devils show improvement despite 42-28 loss to No. 5 USC
(Photo via Spencer Barnes/WCSN) TEMPE — Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham knew his team would be dialed in for its matchup with No. 5 USC almost immediately after last week’s 29-0 loss to Fresno State. Upsetting a talented Trojans squad led by junior quarterback and reigning Heisman Memorial Trophy winner