Men’s Basketball

Dobson High School began the season ranked number one by AZ Central. Unfortunately, the season ended a lot sooner than many on Dobson would have liked, as the Mesa Jackrabitts defeated the Mustangs by 14 on Saturday night. 2014 Arizona State commit Kodi Justice led Dobson with 21 points. Justice

With a schedule that was already weak, this NCAA tournament-minded Sun Devils team could not afford to suffer a loss to the Utah Utes. Arizona State lost 60-55 to a Utah team notorious for its weak conference record and the Sun Devils saw their tournament hopes vastly decrease. The

The Dobson high school basketball program is loaded with talent. They were the preseason number one ranked team in Division I. They have three players that will play at the next level. Yet, a slow start in their first round playoff game against Highland almost proved to be too much

Arizona State watched their NCAA Tournament bubble nearly burst on Wednesday night as they fell to Utah, 60-55 in Salt Lake City. Utah (11-13, 3-9 Pac-12) went on a 13-2 run over the last two minutes of the game to seal the win. Utes center Jason Washburn finished with 26 points

Last week, WCSN speculated about the possibility of Jahii Carson being “one-and-done” as an ASU basketball player. Considering his increased play and exposure as the season progresses, as well as the alarming tweets from his mother’s Twitter accounts.  There has been progression in that speculation as Jahii’s mother, Vanae Carson, whose

“Seems like every game we play is close,” said Sun Devil coach Herb Sendek after Arizona State’s 62-59 loss to Stanford Saturday night. The Sun Devils needed a comeback effort to scare the Cardinal, and they nearly snuck away with a win. Jonathan Gilling hit a late 3-pointer to pull

Tonight, the Stanford Cardinal are heading into Tempe to take on the surging Arizona State Sun Devils, who have won four of their last five games. Stanford (14-9, 5-5 Pac-12) is looking to climb back into contention in the Pac-12, after last weekend’s sweep of the Oregon schools, including the

The Sun Devils held on late to close out the California Golden Bears 66-62 Thursday night at Wells Fargo Arena. The Golden Bears trailed the whole game but slowly chipped away at the deficit to make it a 64-62 game with 23 seconds remaining. However, all hopes of taking the lead were