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No. 21 ASU set for crucial matchup against No. 14 BYU

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by Tia Reid - November 23, 2024November 23, 2024

(Photo courtesy of BYU Athletics) On July 2, despite months of recruiting top talent from the portal and an entire offseason of work, ASU football found out, along with the rest of the world, that Big 12 Conference media voters didn’t think it was enough. After a 3-9 finish in Kenny Dillingham’s

Sun Devils look to clinch bowl appearance against familiar foe Oklahoma State

by Sammy Nute and Tia Reid - November 1, 2024November 1, 2024

(Photo courtesy of Oklahoma State Athletics) With both of their two losses coming right before a bye week, Arizona State football has had to stew on both of its losses for twice as long as it would have liked. Last time ASU came out of its bye week, it had one of

Takeaways: Sun Devils stumble on road against Cincinnati

by Sammy Nute and Sean Brennan - October 19, 2024October 19, 2024

(Photo: Spencer Barnes/WCSN) In last week’s upset victory over then No. 16 Utah, the scene at Mountain America Stadium was like a movie. Head coach Kenny Dillingham disappeared into a crowd of fans as students flooded the field. It was as entertaining as a game could be. One week later, instead of

McCullough mesmerizes in monumental victory over No.16 Utah

by Devon Henderson - October 12, 2024August 5, 2025

(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

ASU Football has a potentially Dangerous Wide Receiver Room ahead of Season Opener

by Devon Henderson - August 30, 2024August 31, 2024

(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) In 1977, Jamaican reggae singer Peter Tosh released his second studio album titled "Equal Rights". The album didn’t win any Grammys and was particularly critically acclaimed, but one song in it was considered by the New York Times one of the best of the year. That song was titled

Defense steals show in spring game, Leavitt, Skattebo shine

by Sammy Nute and Sean Brennan - April 27, 2024April 28, 2024

(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

Overcoming Adversity: Jordyn Tyson & Jake Smith return to elevate ASU’s receiver room

by Devon Henderson - April 17, 2024April 18, 2024

(Photo: Marina Williams (WCSN) TEMPE — The defensive back tried turning his head to locate a moonshot of a ball unleashed in his direction. He was about 40 yards from the line of scrimmage, defending in the end zone. When he turned to search the sky two large hands entered his

Arizona State continues its home stand against a familiar foe in San Francisco

by Devon Henderson - December 2, 2023December 3, 2023

(Photo Credit: Alyssa Buruato) TEMPE — Arizona State men’s basketball (4-2) is back in full tilt, as fans are officially rearing their sporting attention from the gridiron of Mountain America Stadium to the hardwood of Desert Financial Arena for Sun Devil basketball’s second of a three-game home stretch. The Sun Devils

Sun Devils “hit rock bottom” in 59-23 Territorial Cup loss

by Sean Brennan - November 25, 2023November 25, 2023

(Photo via Alyssa Buruato/WCSN) TEMPE — An emotional Jordan Clark sat before a crowded Mountain America Stadium press room just minutes after Arizona State football’s 2023 season and Pac-12 Conference tenure came to a close. The redshirt senior defensive back hadn’t even begun to reflect on the Sun Devils (3-9, 2-7 Pac-12)

BREAKING: Ray Anderson resigns as ASU athletic director

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by Jonah Krell - November 13, 2023November 13, 2023

(Photo via Sun Devil Athletics) Arizona State Vice President for University Athletics Ray Anderson resigned Monday, as first reported by Sun Devil Source. The resignation is effective immediately. "It has been a privilege to serve as ASU's athletic director for nearly a decade," Anderson said in a news release Monday. "We have