Men’s Basketball

On Saturday October 20th, the Arizona State basketball team officially kicked off the 2012 season with the annual Maroon and Gold intrasquad scrimmage. Despite last season’s disappointing 10-21 record, an encouraging crowd of about 400 packed the lower bowl of Wells Fargo Arena for Saturday’s 10 a.m. matinee. The 2011-2012 version

About 500 fans gathered to get their first glimpse at the new-look, high-tempo Sun Devil men’s basketball team in Wells Fargo Arena Saturday morning which for the first time included the long awaited Jahii Carson. The team split into maroon and gold and played three 10-minute quarters. Various players switched teams

“Right from when I wake up, sitting around, waiting patiently for my moment to arrive, its just gonna be like an ultimate rush.” That is how Jahii Carson described the feelings he’s going to have walking out of the tunnel and onto the court in a Sun Devil uniform on

It’s no secret that ASU will be picking up the pace on the court this year. After a disappointing 10-21 finish last season, it was apparent that change was on the horizon for the Sun Devils. That change came in the form of the much-anticipated arrival of point guard Jahii

It’s no secret that ASU will be picking up the pace on the court this year. After a disappointing 10-21 finish last season, it was apparent that change was on the horizon for the Sun Devils. That change came in the form of the much-anticipated arrival of point guard Jahii

It’s clear Coach Sendek knows whom he needs to replace with the 2013 recruiting class. Carrick Felix averaged 16 points and 13 rebounds while standing 6-foot-6 178 pounds his senior year at Millenium High School in Goodyear. Small forward and 3 star recruit Tre’shaun Lexing, who is visiting campus this

The 2011-2012 Arizona State Sun Devil basketball season was, to say the absolute least, disappointing. A win total that matched their final ranking spot in the Pac-12, at 10 wins and 10th place in the conference is not something that the ASU basketball department wants to get accustomed to achieving.

The 2011-2012 Arizona State Sun Devil basketball season was, to say the absolute least, disappointing. A win total that matched their final ranking spot in the Pac-12, at 10 wins and 10th place in the conference is not something that the ASU basketball department wants to get accustomed to achieving. However,

By Nick Krueger ASU men’s basketball held a press conference Tuesday night to officially announce the hiring of Larry Greer and Eric Musselman to head coach Herb Sendek’s staff to replace Scott Pera and Lamont Smith who left last week for Penn and the University of Washington. “Steve (Patterson) and I said