(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) Before Arizona State even took the court for the final time this season at Desert Financial Arena, the Sun Devils were already having a good day. If the Devils had done any scoreboard watching, they’d have seen a myriad of results that would’ve left them pleased. Bubble teams
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ASU Baseball: Jump powers Sun Devils to 9-4 win over Fresno State
Down 1-0 in the bottom of the first, Arizona State junior right fielder Hunter Jump stepped into the batter's box with junior first baseman Spencer Torkelson on first base, courtesy of the projected top-three draft pick's 30th walk in what's been an already record-breaking year. With the first baseman 90 feet
ASU Softball: More of the Same; Feast and Famine From ASU Bats
ASU Baseball: Jump’s late go-ahead RBI gives No. 10 Sun Devils 4-3 win over Fresno State
(Photo: Sarandon Raboin/WCSN) The phrase Arizona State head coach Tracy Smith uses when referring to Hunter Jump returning to ASU after his one-year stint at Central Arizona Community College is “welcoming him with open arms.” “He is no stranger to us,” Smith said after their 14-1 victory over Nebraska last Saturday night.
ASU Baseball: Torkelson’s walks lead to opportunities for the rest of the lineup
ASU Baseball: Hot bats return to Tempe following road sweep
(Photo: Jessica Carnivale/WCSN) On their journey to a miraculous College World Series title in 2008, the Fresno State Bulldogs eliminated then No. 4 Arizona State in the NCAA Super Regionals. The Bulldogs dropped the first game of the postseason series before taking the final two contests to punch their ticket to
ASU Men’s Basketball: Poor 3-point shooting ails Devils in 90-83 loss to Washington
(Photo: Brady Klain/WCSN) In the midst of what would become a 20-4 run, Bobby Hurley stood on the Arizona State sideline, arms crossed as he watched junior guard Alonzo Verge’s lob attempt fall short, landing in the arms of Washington forward Isaiah Stewart. Moments later, Hurley stood with hands on hips as
ASU Women’s Basketball: Cal upsets ASU, 71-67, behind stunning second-half comeback
(Photo: Travis Whittaker/WCSN) Arizona State’s Pac-12 Tournament appearance came to an abrupt ending Thursday afternoon after falling to Cal, the No.12 seed in the conference, 71-67. The loss comes as a surprise after ASU dominated the Golden Bears 77-54 on Feb. 28. “We just wanted to be the tougher team,” Cal head coach
