(Photo: Addie Russ/WCSN) Arizona State swim and dive traveled to Dallas for the weekend in hopes of conquering the SMU Classic. Both the men’s and women’s swim and dive teams did just that. The men’s team had never participated in this event before while the women’s team took part back in 2008,
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Kenny Dillingham Seeks a Full‑Band Performance From ASU in Lubbock
(Photo: Connor Gleason/WCSN) TEMPE — Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” spent 24 weeks at the Billboard Hot 100’s No. 1 spot, setting an all‑time record before it was dethroned on Saturday. That same day, she performed at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas. A week after the concert, Arizona State (3-2, 1-1 Big
Offense shines bright as No. 11 ASU dominates No. 8 TCU
After hot start, Sun Devils fall to Houston
Jack Beck the hero in ASU’s overtime win
(Photo: Connor Gleason/WCSN) TEMPE – Arizona State seemed inadequate. The Sun Devils looked exactly like a team playing without a consistent coaching staff for the past three weeks while dealing with the weight of having a teammate, sophomore defenseman Matthew Mayich, on life support. Not only that, but the team had to brace
Outside noise is unlikely to dissipate despite win over Hawaii
(Photo: Jakob Brooks/WCSN) TEMPE — Many viewers understand the on‑field responsibilities of a head coach and quarterback. But in the social‑media era, both jobs come with something that unfolds outside the stadium: constant criticism. Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham is consistently his own harshest critic, yet he’s shown a mostly apathetic
Sun Devils see improvements despite lackluster win over Hawaii
Third-period collapse embodies disconnect throughout ASU hockey
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TEMPE – As Arizona State entered Mullett Arena for its home opener, an abundance of distractions that had hovered over the team for the past six weeks followed them in their dressing room. When the Sun Devil players walked into their locker room, one empty locker with second-year defenseman
Arizona State is searching for a rebound win against Hawai’i
(Photo: Scott Russomano/WCSN) TEMPE — College football is a game of absolutes. There can only be winners and losers, with no room for middle ground. Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham is well aware of that. After last Saturday’s 55-19 thumping from Baylor, Dillingham found himself doing something he never does: Googling
