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Oregon State blows past Arizona State in second half

by Zac Pacleb - March 3, 2014March 3, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) In the last game of the regular season, No. 20 Arizona State (22-8, 11-7) played one of their worst games of the season, losing to the Oregon State Beavers (21-13, 13-5) in Corvallis, 66-43. The Sun Devils struggled mightily on offense all game long, but in

Ducks upset Sun Devils behind blistering offense

by Katy Burge - March 1, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) The No. 20 Arizona State Sun Devils (22-7, 11-6) could not overcome a blistering pace set by the Oregon Ducks (14-14, 5-12), falling in Eugene, Ore. Friday night 98-90. Foul trouble proved to be a key factor in the game, as every Sun Devil as five

Sun Devils begin regular season’s final weekend at Oregon

by Brendan Kennealy - February 28, 2014February 28, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) No. 20 Arizona State (22-6, 11-5) will travel to Eugene to play the Oregon Ducks (13-14, 4-12) on Friday night. Following a rough patch of three consecutive losses in early February, the Sun Devils pieced together two wins last weekend against Colorado and Utah. In the

Arizona State dominates second half to blow past Utes

by Zac Pacleb - February 23, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) On Senior Day, No. 20 Arizona State (22-6, 11-5) took down the Utah Utes (11-16, 4-12), 60-40, at Wells Fargo Arena. In the first half, ASU led by as many as eight points before Utah went on 12-2 run near the end of the half to

Sun Devils fight off Colorado down the stretch to snap skid

by Katy Burge - February 22, 2014February 22, 2014

(Photo Credit: Mauricio Casillas/WCSN) No. 20 Arizona State (21-6, 10-5) ended their three-game losing streak Friday, defeating Colorado (14-12, 4-11) 55-51 in the Sun Devils' Play4Kay game. Throughout the first half, tight defense and poor shooting percentages kept the game neck and neck. Though ASU shot only 35 percent from the field,

Arizona State celebrates, honors legacy of coaching legend Kay Yow

by Alex Gallant - February 21, 2014February 22, 2014

34 years. Imagine staying in one place, doing one job, day after day, for 34 years. Not many people can stay committed to one job for five years, let alone 34. In any profession, there is always the prospect of moving up the food chain, moving on to the next biggest and

Hobbled Sun Devils need to find a solution fast

by Zac Pacleb - February 19, 2014

(Photo Credit: Mauricio Casillas/WCSN) Surprise. That is what the No. 20 Arizona State Sun Devils’ season can best be described as. Picked to finish 10th in the Pac-12 by the conference's coaches in the preseason poll, the Sun Devils climbed to as high as No. 11 in the national rankings and in

Golden Bears use dominant second half to race past Sun Devils

by Brendan Kennealy - February 16, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) No. 15 Arizona State (20-6, 9-5) came into Berkeley on Sunday trying to come back from their worst loss of the season against Stanford on Friday, but were unsuccessful in that attempt, as the No. 22 California Golden Bears (18-7, 10-4) came away victorious, 74-63. Cal

15th ranked Sun Devils look to get back on track in road showdown against No. 22 Cal

by Brendan Kennealy - February 16, 2014

(Photo Credit: Mauricio Casillas/WCSN) No. 15 Arizona State (20-5, 9-4) comes into Berkeley following a blowout loss against No. 6 Stanford on Friday, in a game where they struggled mightily on offense. The Sun Devils held off No. 22 California (17-7, 9-4) in their first meeting last month in Tempe, but the

Stanford controls game from the start, cruises to victory over Arizona State

by Katy Burge - February 15, 2014

(Photo Credit: Steve Rodriguez/Sun Devil Athletics) No. 15 Arizona State (20-5, 9-4) dropped back-to-back games for the first time this season after losing 61-35 to No. 6 Stanford (23-2, 12-1) Friday night in Palo Alto. Coming off their first loss in three months Sunday to Washington, Stanford faced ASU with just one