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ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils show resiliency in win over Stanford.

by Drew Martin - February 8, 2015

(Photo:Brooke Farber/WCSN) In a game where they led for only 9:06, this Arizona State squad that has shown their resiliency throughout the season found a way to win against Stanford. In the first matchup between these two Pac-12 powers, ASU got off to a brilliant start, but allowed Stanford to claw their

ASU Men’s Basketball: Upset win over No. 6 Arizona more than just one victory this season

by Zac Pacleb - February 7, 2015February 11, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) With Arizona State clinging to a 72-68 lead with less than a minute to go and the shot clock winding down, senior forward Bo Barnes sank a three-pointer to stretch the Sun Devil lead and essentially put a dagger into No. 6 Arizona. The shot, according to Barnes’ teammates,

ASU Men’s Basketball: An all-around effort fueled Sun Devils to upset win over No. 6 Arizona

by Zane Hopen - February 7, 2015February 7, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) In a bizarre game to say the least, Arizona State was the better of the Arizona schools today, topping the No. 6 Arizona Wildcats 81-78. In a game that is hard to describe but thrilling to watch, the Sun Devils won their 11th game at home and showed no

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils stun No. 6 Arizona in Tempe for the second straight season.

by Zac Pacleb - February 7, 2015February 7, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) In traditional Territorial Cup logic, Arizona State broke all logical analytic predictions and stunned No. 6 Arizona, 81-78. To make a long story short, this game was strange. Despite having nine first-half turnovers, the Sun Devils maintained a 41-34 lead heading into the locker room, and the game was

ASU Men’s Basketball: Sun Devils kick off the second half of Pac-12 play against No. 6 Arizona

by Zac Pacleb - February 7, 2015February 7, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) Arizona State men's basketball kicks off the second half of Pac-12 play by hosting No. 6 Arizona for the second leg of the Territorial Cup. In their first bout with the Wildcats, the Sun Devils fell in Tucson by 24 points, 73-49. ASU struggled immensely on offense with not

ASU Softball: Devils win second of doubleheader despite apparently missed home run call

by Dominic Cotroneo - February 7, 2015February 7, 2015

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) At first glance, the no. 16 Sun Devils’ 6-3 victory over the Rebels from Ole Miss seems open and shut. As simple as fair or foul, but not quite. Arizona State gathered their third win of the young season with the long ball ruling the scoring for the evening.

ASU Softball: Sun Devils suffer first loss on Day 2 of Kajikawa Classic

by Tyler Paley - February 6, 2015

In their third game in less than 24 hours, the Sun Devils took the field at Farrington Stadium in Tempe Friday afternoon and walked away with a 5-3 loss to the University of San Diego Toreros. A seventh-inning comeback bid would fall short after the Sun Devils failed to keep pace

ASU Softball: Freshman Breanna Macha dazzles in debut as Sun Devils down Western Michigan

by Bobby Kraus - February 5, 2015February 5, 2015

(Photo: Alli Cline/WCSN) Hockey fans refer to the legendary number 99 Wayne Gretzky as “The Great One”. That nickname may soon be bestowed upon Arizona State softball’s number 99 Breanna Macha (with apologies to ASU's last No. 99, Mackenzie Popescue, who already had a pretty great nickname). The freshman sensation from

ASU Softball: Sun Devils defeat Creighton 7-4 in season opener

by Bobby Kraus - February 5, 2015February 5, 2015

(Photo: Josh Frons) The first game of the season came with obvious jitters from freshman starter Dale Ryndak, both at the beginning and end of the game. Ryndak pitched 6 2/3 innings, giving up four runs and eight hits as the Sun Devils defeated the Creighton Blue Jays 7-4 in their

ASU Men’s Basketball: In the Sun Devils’ last stretch of games, Tra Holder has stood out

by Zane Hopen - February 5, 2015February 5, 2015

(Photo: Scotty Bara/WCSN) Transitioning to the next level of anything can make or break a career. In sports, especially, players that excel at the high school level may not be exceptional college players. Athletes at the professional level were all outperforming their competition day-by-day in college, but not all of those