(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TEMPE — In college football, a program’s spring game is an opportunity for fans to not only get a first look at next fall’s squad, but for coaches to gauge how far their team has came since the beginning of spring practices. On Friday, Arizona State football held its
- Sun Devils put training into action at Maroon and Gold Scrimmage
- Jayden Quaintance’s career-night helps Sun Devils in shaky win
- Sun Devils open Big 12 play against former Pac-12 opponent Utah
- Arizona State remains inefficient, falls 67-64 to San Francisco
- Sun Devils look lethargic in 83-66 loss to No. 9 Florida
