(Photo credit: Austin Hurst/WCSN) TEMPE - When Arizona State women’s basketball’s sophomore guard Jyah LoVett got caught up on a screen set by TCU graduate center Sedona Prince in the early moments of the third quarter in Wednesday night’s Big 12 Conference matchup, it seemed like an inconspicuous moment. However, the screen
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