TEMPE – In the past week, violent storms took over across Arizona, making travel for teams in and out of the state a bit turbulent. A word that isn’t unfamiliar in Arizona State volleyball vocabulary, with losses to unranked UC Davis and West Virginia highlighting a portion of the hiccups it
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(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) Allen Fieldhouse. The historic multi-purpose arena lies in Lawrence, Kansas, as the home of the Kansas Jayhawks. In recent years, Arizona State has had relative success in the famous venue, with the most notable being ASU men’s basketball’s 95-85 victory in 2017. On Sunday, the Sun Devils looked to
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(Photo: Aiden Longbrake/WCSN) TEMPE – Arizona State University is home to some of the Valley’s most illustrious sports amphitheaters, with a few hosting their own unique slogans of intimidation. “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here” is posted in bold yellow letters, with flames coming out from under, above the student section
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(Photo: Alex Amen/WCSN) TEMPE – “We’re not losing this point and we’re not losing this game.” As the rumble of fans filled Desert Financial Arena, Fifth-year Aniya Clinton made an assertion. The scoreboard showed 26-25 in the fourth set. “Whatever we have to do to get it done,” Clinton said. “We’re gonna get
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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.