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Full team effort leads ASU past Arizona 69-66 in double overtime.

by Kristina Vicario - February 15, 2014February 15, 2014

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) With seven seconds left in double overtime and Arizona State (19-6, 8-4) down by one point, Jermaine Marshall flew through the air and in what seemed more like a well thought out prayer, rolled the ball off his fingers and through the hoop. Two seconds later No. 2

Marshall’s experience helping down the home stretch.

by Cammeron Neely - February 14, 2014February 17, 2014

(Photo: Noah Findling/WCSN) Jermaine Marshall’s surroundings have changed quite a bit. This time last season the senior was in Happy Valley putting on some impressive offensive performances but coming up consistently short in the win column. That season concluded with a 10-21 record as well as a 2-16 record in Big-10 conference

Roundtable: What will be different against Arizona this time around?

by WCSN Basketball - February 14, 2014October 6, 2014

(Photo: Noah Findling/WCSN) The Sun Devils and Wildcats square off again tonight but this time in Tempe. Both teams have come a long way since U of A took down ASU in Tempe roughly a month ago. Here is what the WCSN basketball writers believe will be different. Cammeron Neely: We all know

Analysis: Tale of two halves in ASU win over Oregon

by Kristina Vicario - February 9, 2014February 10, 2014

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) On a night where either team could have pulled out the victory, it was the Arizona State Sun Devils who walked into the locker room feeling a little bit more confident in their Pac-12 conference standing after the game Saturday night in Tempe. This game was more about what

Bachynski block leads ASU past Oregon 74-72

by Cammeron Neely - February 8, 2014February 8, 2014

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) Those who watch Arizona State (18-6, 7-4) basketball on a regular basis had to have known that an Oregon (15-8, 3-8) comeback in the second half was imminent. However the Sun Devils pulled out a win and were bailed out once again by the hand of Jordan Bachynski as

Bachynski breaks blocks record; ASU topples Oregon State 86-82 in overtime

by Cammeron Neely - February 7, 2014February 7, 2014

(Photo courtesy: Steve Rodriguez/ASU Athletics) Those who stayed up late Thursday night were rewarded with a tight and physical game that saw Jordan Bachynski break the Pac-12 career blocks record as Arizona State took down the Oregon State Beavers 86-82 in overtime. Once the matchup got going, the game ran itself into

Preview: Arizona State welcomes Oregon State to Tempe Thursday night

by Samantha Pell - February 6, 2014February 5, 2014

(Photo: Noah Findling/WCSN) Two more home games, two more chances to pull ahead. For Arizona State, the coming week brings two big challenges to Wells Fargo Arena. Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Oregon State and Oregon each come to Tempe, Ariz. looking to steal a win to keep their chances alive in

Section H: Episode 7

by Section H - February 4, 2014October 6, 2014

Nick and Ryan discuss the Bay Area road trip and the upcoming home stand against the Oregon schools. The boys also bring on special guest Cammeron Neely of WCSN to talk more in-depth about player rotations.

Analysis: Rebounding and foul trouble cost Sun Devils against Stanford

by Samantha Pell - February 2, 2014February 2, 2014

(Photo courtesy: ASU Athletics) With the 76-70 loss to Stanford Saturday afternoon, Arizona State drops to 16-6 overall and 5-4 in the Pac-12 conference. Despite the loss, ASU stole one of two games in its Bay Area trip. The 89-78 win for the Sun Devils against a tough California team on Thursday

Off track: An in-depth look into Herb Sendek’s player rotations.

by Cammeron Neely - February 2, 2014February 2, 2014

(photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) Good teams are built upon a solid foundation. No matter if that team is an engineering group working together to solve an issue, a group of criminals getting ready to rob a vault, or a talented and capable basketball squad -- teams need foundation and stability. Stability is needed