(Photo: Misha Jones/WCSN) No. 22 Arizona State (16-8) women’s basketball is in the home stretch of their season as the Devils return to Tempe to face Washington State (11-13) on Friday night, and then Washington (11-13) on Sunday. After the historic weekend with wins against then No. 2 Oregon and No. 3
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ASU Women’s Basketball: A break down of Oregon road trip
(Photo: Misha Jones/WCSN) Before No. 19 Arizona State (16-6, 6-4 Pac-12) takes on No. 9 Oregon State and No. 3 Oregon on the road this weekend, WCSN's women's basketball reporters discussed all things Arizona State women's basketball. What has been Arizona State's biggest strength to this point in conference play? Griffin Peters: The
ASU Women’s Basketball: A tale of two halves rebounding for Sun Devils in 70-61 loss to UCLA
ASU Women’s Basketball: Lack of effort hurts Sun Devils in loss to UCLA
(Photo: Misha Jones/WCSN) They say the most desperate team wins, and the No. 8 UCLA Bruins were that team Sunday afternoon in Tempe. The two teams that competed in Sunday’s game at Desert Financial Arena were on opposite ends of the spectrum. Arizona State came in off of a triple-overtime home victory over
ASU Women’s Basketball GALLERY: 70-61 loss to UCLA
ASU Women’s Basketball falls to UCLA after struggling in second half
(Photo: Misha Jones/WCSN) TEMPE - Arizona State earned Head Coach Charli Turner Thorne’s 500th career win Friday, after defeating the USC Trojans 76-75 in triple overtime. Celebration regarding Turner Thorne’s accomplishment came to an abrupt halt Sunday. Another Southern California team traveled to the desert in No. 8 ranked UCLA. The final
ASU Women’s Basketball: Charli Turner Thorne earns 500th career win as ASU defeats USC 76-75 in triple overtime
(Photo: Marlee Smith/WCSN) Friday afternoon was filled with history for the No. 19 Arizona State Sun Devils (16-5, 6-3) in their 76-75 win over USC (11-9, 3-6). Head Coach Charli Turner Thorne earned her 500th career win in the program’s first ever triple overtime appearance. “It makes you reflect on all of
ASU struggles on offensive boards in Territorial Cup loss
(Photo: Susan Wong/WCSN) Arizona State and UArizona were neck-and-neck even before the season started. A preseason coaches poll predicted ASU would finish fifth in the PAC-12, one spot ahead of UArizona. In their first meeting of the season in Tempe, the Wildcats stifled ASU’s comeback efforts in a wire-to-wire battle, emerging with a
