(Photo: Karli Mathias/WCSN) Arizona State suffered another devastating loss in Pac-12 play Friday night. In their first home Pac-12 conference game of the season, the Sun Devils struggled against Oregon, falling to the Ducks 14-6 at the Sun Devil Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium. ASU’s offense shot just 23 percent, while it’s defense let up 14
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