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ASU Women’s Basketball: ASU Dominates SMU

by Terra Pinckley - December 6, 2014December 6, 2014

(Photo: ASU Athletics) On an afternoon where Arizona State women’s basketball legend Kym Hampton was honored for her impressive All American career, the current Arizona State team mimicked it, putting up an impressive win of their own. Arizona State took on Southern Methodist University and took them down, 77-42. SMU couldn’t recover from

ASU Women’s Basketball Roundtable: What we know so far.

by Gavin Schall - December 6, 2014December 6, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Arizona State has gotten off to a 5-1 start after a third place finish in the Gulf Coast Classic. With their two leading scorers graduating and a position switch for one of their best players in Kelsey Moos this team had more questions than answers coming into

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils take on inconsistent Mustangs

by Drew Martin - December 6, 2014December 6, 2014

(Photo Courtesy: Sun Devil Athletics) The SMU Mustangs travel to Tempe on Saturday to take on the Arizona State Sun Devils. This is Arizona State’s first action since edging Vanderbilt 73-67 in the consolation game of the Gulf Coast Showcase. Promise Amukamara was the star of that game, dropping an impressive

Arizona State Women’s Basketball Recap: ASU (5-1) vs. Vanderbilt (5-1)

by Terra Pinckley - November 30, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Arizona State beat Vanderbilt 72-67 for a third place finish in the Gulf Coast Showcase. After having a nice lead for the majority of the first half, Vanderbilt couldn’t hold off Arizona State. Vanderbilt had a better overall field goal percentage at 61%, compared to ASU at 53%.

Arizona State Women’s Basketball Preview: ASU (4-1) vs. Vanderbilt (5-1)

by Drew Martin - November 30, 2014November 30, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) The Arizona State Sun Devils (4-1) will take on the Vanderbilt Commodores (5-1) in the third place game of the Gulf Coast Showcase following a close loss to the Green Bay Phoenix on Saturday. The Sun Devils fought hard, but a lack of bench production resulted in

ASU Women’s Basketball Analysis: Despite Moos and Brunner, Sun Devils Fall.

by Terra Pinckley - November 29, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) It was a back and forth battle all night, but in the end the Arizona State Sun Devils lost to the Green Bay Phoenix 63-57, for ASU’s first loss of the tournament and of the year. There were several things that stood out to me in this

ASU Women’s Basketball Recap: ASU (4-1) vs. Green Bay (5-1)

by Tyler Strachan - November 29, 2014November 29, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Arizona State fell to the Green Bay Phoenix 62-57 tonight in the semifinal of the Gulf Coast Showcase. Arizona State has been riding a four game winning streak to open their season, while Green Bay came in with just one loss and a few impressive non-conference victories

Women’s Basketball Preview: ASU (3-0) vs. Villanova (1-2)

by Tyler Strachan - November 28, 2014November 29, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) This afternoon the Arizona State Women’s Basketball team will take on a 2-2 Villanova squad in a post Turkey Day matchup in the first round of the Gulf Coast Showcase. The Sun Devils are coming off a close 65-61 victory over Miami in which stud sophomore Sophie

ASU Women’s Basketball Preview: ASU (2-0) vs Miami, FL (3-1)

by Terra Pinckley - November 25, 2014November 25, 2014

(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Arizona State women’s basketball travels to Florida this week for their Thanksgiving tournament, the Gulf Coast Showcase, but before that they take on Miami (FL) on Tuesday night. Coming in to the game, ASU is posting a 2-0 record in this young season, and Miami is 3-1

A Dual Threat: Elisha Davis

by Tyler Strachan - November 22, 2014November 22, 2014

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Although she might not seem to light up a box score or “take over” games, Elisha Davis may be the most vital piece of an Arizona State Women’s Basketball team that is hoping to climb it’s way back to March Madness. Last year as a sophomore Davis was limited