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Three in the Key: Episode 10

by Drew Martin - March 17, 2016March 17, 2016

On this episode of Three in the Key, we break down ASU's early exit from the Pac-12 Tournament and the team's chances of making a deep run into the NCAA Tournament. https://soundcloud.com/tyler-strachan-773926906/three-in-the-key-episode-11-mixdown

ASU Women’s Basketball: Examining the Sioux Falls Region, Seeds 9-12

by Drew Martin - March 17, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) For the NCAA tournament, the Arizona State Sun Devils will serve as the 2-seed in the Sioux Falls region of the bracket. Here, I’ll examine each team in the region in order of seeding, pointing out the players to watch as well as giving a best-case and worst-case

ASU Women’s Basketball: Examining the Sioux Falls Region, Seeds 5-8

by Drew Martin - March 16, 2016March 17, 2016

ASU Women’s Basketball: Examining the Sioux Falls Region, Seeds 1-4

by Drew Martin - March 16, 2016

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils named a 2-seed in the NCAA Tournament, highest in program history

by Drew Martin - March 14, 2016March 15, 2016

(Photo: Drew Martin/WCSN) As the No. 11 Arizona State Sun Devils awaited their fate in the NCAA Tournament, there was a resounding expectation that they would be named a 3-seed. After all, losing their last two games of the season isn't exactly a flattering way to end the year, and not having

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils will look to get their minds right ahead of NCAA tournament

by Drew Martin - March 6, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) WCSN beat reporter Max Bechtoldt and Drew Martin analyze what the Sun Devils need to do to break their two-game losing streak as the NCAA tournament approaches.

ASU Women’s Basketball: ASU falls to Cal in biggest upset in Pac-12 tournament history

by Tyler Strachan - March 5, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) WCSN beat reporter Tyler Strachan recaps ASU's historic loss to Cal.

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils unable to overcome Anigwe, Cal in Pac-12 Tournament

by Drew Martin - March 4, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) SEATTLE, Wash. – In the history of the tournament, a 10-seed had never defeated a 2-seed, but Pac-12 freshman of the year Kristine Anigwe made sure that she was able to leave etch her name in the Pac-12 history books. In what was one of the biggest upsets in

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils will face off against Cal in second round of Pac-12 Tournament

by Bailey O'Carroll - March 3, 2016

After receiving a first-round bye, the No. 10 Arizona State Sun Devils will play their first game of the Pac-12 tournament on Friday at 12:30 MT against the California Golden Bears. ASU will enter the tournament as the 2-seed. After their loss to UCLA last weekend, the Sun Devils were moved

ASU Women’s Basketball: Second annual “Charli” awards roundtable

by Drew Martin - February 29, 2016February 29, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Best Individual Performance (Season) Drew Martin: Without a doubt, this award has to go to junior forward Sophie Brunner. Despite suffering an ankle injury in December, Brunner was able to come back and continue to lead ASU in scoring and rebounding. She’s one of the most efficient players from