(Photo: Alex Amen/WCSN) TEMPE – Heading into its matchup against No. 23 Colorado, No. 11 Arizona State was roughly in the middle of the pack in most major offensive stats in the Big 12. Ninth in points, assists and kills, eighth in hitting percentage and sixth in service aces are not what
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The fourth set sat 9-6 in favor of Arizona State. After ASU’s crushing Saturday football loss to Baylor, fans at Desert Financial Arena implored the Sun Devils to stay strong, at least to get one win out of the weekend. Up stepped Isabella Costantini. The fourth-year setter stood, statuesque, at the service.
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(Photo: Kiley Jacobon/WCSN) TEMPE—Just before play resumed after a timeout from the Iowa State Cyclones, it was announced that one lucky fan, Abby, would announce Arizona State's servers for the rest of the set. The Sun Devils captured an ace, a block and two straight kills, winning the first set by seven