(Photo Courtesy of Arizona Sports) TEMPE – Temperatures in the Valley have been climbing throughout March, and Arizona State Pro Day participants were fortunate to avoid doing drills during Friday’s 101‑degree spike. ASU held its testing inside the weight room at Mountain America Stadium before moving to the Verde Dickey
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ASU stumbles across the board and falls short at home for the first time since 2023
(Photo: Janes Reyes/ WCSN) TEMPE – October has a special place in many people’s hearts as the weather begins to turn the page from the scorching summer to the chilling winter. The weather isn’t just what makes October special, as college football and the Halloween season become staples in most American
A week of added intensity gave ASU the boost it needed against No.7 Texas Tech
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/ WCSN) TEMPE — Following a deflating 42-10 loss against the Utah Utes last week, Arizona State football team head coach Kenny Dillingham called on his team to be more physical against Texas Tech and beyond. In the week building up to Saturday’s game against the Red Raiders, the
Immediate Impact: Keyshaun Elliott’s Two-Year Journey at ASU
ASU Linebackers Ready to Run It Back for Another Year
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) TEMPE — Upon his arrival in 2023, Arizona State defensive coordinator Brian Ward implemented a Nickel Defense or 4-2-5 scheme. The design requires athleticism, versatility and, most importantly, the ability to stop both the run and pass. One of, if not the, most critical component in ASU’s Nickel Defense
McCullough mesmerizes in monumental victory over No.16 Utah
(Photo By: Marina Williams/ WCSN) TEMPE – From his own 30-yard line on third-and-15, Utah redshirt senior quarterback Cam Rising was searching for any form of salvation. His No. 16-ranked squad was down eight with under two minutes to play against unranked Arizona State in Tempe. Teetering on the edge of
Sun Devils prepare to host No. 16 Utah in Tough Test
(Photo: ESPN) Almost a year ago, Arizona State football traveled to then-No. 18 Utah a week removed from a refreshing victory over Washington State. The Sun Devils were 2-6 at the time and had at least a small sense of optimism heading into Salt Lake City. That positivity was quickly wiped away. The
Sun Devils fight through mistakes in big 35-31 win over Kansas
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TEMPE — With 1:46 left in the first half, the Sun Devils were driving down the field, attempting to take advantage of what head coach Kenny Dillingham deems the most important part of the game. Multiple times this season, Dillingham has emphasized how the middle eight minutes of
Sun Devil defense prepares for unique rushing threat against Kansas
(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) TEMPE — It’s widely accepted one of, if not, the single most difficult jobs in all of sports is that of the quarterback. They’re tasked with having complete command and knowledge of all the intricacies of an offense while leading their team down the field by completing throws.
