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ASU Volleyball: Sun Devils face a tall task against No. 12 Stanford

by John Engelbert - October 15, 2016October 17, 2016

(Photo: Jacob Franklin/WCSN) The Arizona State Sun Devils face the No. 12 Stanford Cardinal on the road to round out their weekend in California. The Sun Devils faced the California Golden Bears on the road Friday night, and after winning in four sets, made the short trip from Berkeley, CA to Stanford,

ASU Volleyball: Pac-12 conference preview

by Jacob Franklin - September 21, 2016September 23, 2016

(Photo: Blake Bernard/WCSN) When it comes down to it, Pac-12 volleyball could be, and should be, listed as the most competitive division in all of college volleyball. Barring those who would like to make their own Big 10 reference in that spot. Any team from the Pac-12 can play competitively with any

ASU Women’s Basketball: Brunner’s heroics lift No. 9 ASU to last-second win over No. 13 Stanford

by Drew Martin - February 14, 2016February 15, 2016

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) With only 6.7 seconds remaining in the overtime period, No. 9 ASU had possession of the ball on the far end of the court. After being up at the half by 13, the No. 13 Stanford Cardinal had clawed their way back to force an extra five minutes of

ASU Women’s Basketball: No. 9 ASU looks to replicate first performance in rematch with No. 13 Stanford

by Bailey O'Carroll - February 14, 2016February 14, 2016

ASU Soccer: Sun Devils look to end losing streak against No. 5 Stanford

by Madeline Witt - October 2, 2015

(Photo: Steve Rodriguez/ASU Athletics) The Arizona State soccer team hosts No. 5 Stanford on Friday night, and will look to bounce back from its current four-game losing streak. Last week ASU (4-4, 0-1 Pac-12) faced off against Washington State in its first Pac-12 match of the season. Despite the Sun Devils outshooting

ASU Football: Pac-12 North Preview

by Zane Hopen - September 3, 2015September 3, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) One of college football’s greatest preseason mysteries falls in the Pac-12 North. With four of the six teams replacing their starting quarterbacks, nobody knows what is going to happen by the time conference play is in full swing. Oregon is no doubt the favorite to win the division once

Utah gets runner-up as Florida wins gymnastics championship

by Madeline Witt - April 18, 2015April 18, 2015

(Photo: Nick Wicksman/WCSN) Two Pac-12 teams competed in the NCAA Team Finals Saturday night at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena, but it was the Florida Gators of the SEC who walked out victorious for the third straight year. The Utah Utes and the Stanford Cardinal each earned a berth in the Super

Pac-12 sends two gymnastics teams to Super Six

by Madeline Witt - April 17, 2015April 18, 2015

(Photo: Nick Wicksman/WCSN) Four of the eight Pac-12 gymnastics teams competed in the 2015 NCAA Gymnastics Championships taking place this weekend in Fort Worth, Texas. The Pac-12 representatives included Utah, Stanford, Oregon State and UCLA. The competition opened on Friday with 12 teams hitting the floor for the semifinals. The finals, otherwise

ASU Baseball: Chris Beall’s walk-off single gives Sun Devils victory over Stanford

by Mark Harris - March 27, 2015March 28, 2015

(Photo: Kimmy Davis/WCSN) Down 6-4 in the bottom of the ninth after blowing a lead early in the game, the Sun Devils mustered up three runs, highlighted by a two-run walk-off single by pinch-hitter Chris Beall, which gave ASU a 7-6 win. "I really wasn't thinking," Beall said after the game. "I

Utah takes Pac-12 Gymnastics title for second straight year

by WCSN Gymnastics - March 22, 2015March 25, 2015

(Photo: Tyler Paley/WCSN) The Utah Utes took the 2015 Pac-12 Gymnastics title as they received a 198.150 in front of their home crowd on Saturday. See the final standings below: 1 - University of Utah: 198.150 2 - UCLA: 197.350 3 - Stanford University: 197.175 4 - Oregon State University: 196.900 5 - University of Arizona: 196.225 6