(Photo: Jordan Keats/WCSN) TEMPE – On any August night in the East Valley, there is always a risk of a monsoon. That risk became reality on Sunday night at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium as Arizona State took on Cal Poly. Wind and dust hissed through the semi-visible Tempe night sky as the
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