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Three in the Key: Episode 2

by Drew Martin - November 22, 2015

(Photo Credit: Brooke Faber) On this episode, the guys breakdown ASU's first two games and give their hot takes on what's to come. https://www.mixcloud.com/ThreeInTheKey/three-in-the-key-episode-2/

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils head down to Dallas for SMU game

by Bailey O'Carroll - November 20, 2015November 20, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) The Sun Devil women's basketball team is heading down to Dallas this weekend to take on SMU. The team is looking to capture its first win of the season, after stumbling against Kentucky in its season opener. Last December, ASU played SMU at home and won with authority 77-42.

ASU Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils fall to Kentucky in overtime

by Drew Martin - November 15, 2015November 16, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) In its first game of the 2015-16 season, No. 15 Arizona State couldn’t quite close out No. 18 Kentucky, losing to the Wildcats 68-64 in overtime at Wells Fargo Arena. When they needed it most, Kentucky trusted the ball in the hot hand of Mikayla Epps, who scored 10

ASU Women’s Basketball: Returners finish M&G Madness with exciting win

by Drew Martin - October 9, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Just as they did in the 2014-15 season, the Arizona State women’s basketball team ended the Maroon and Gold scrimmage in exciting fashion. With time winding down in the one-minute overtime period, Katie Hempen passed the ball to a wide-open Elisha Davis in the corner, who nailed a three-pointer

ASU Women’s Basketball: Promise Amukamara Drafted By Phoenix Mercury

by Terra Pinckley - April 18, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Promise Amukamara’s next destination is just a few light rail stops away. Thursday night Amukamara was selected in the WNBA Draft by the defending champion Phoenix Mercury with the 36th overall pick, keeping her in the Grand Canyon State for at least a little longer. Amukamara went to high school

ASU Women’s Basketball: Defense not enough for ASU against the Seminoles

by Terra Pinckley - March 27, 2015

Despite a terrific defensive effort from Arizona State, Florida State secured the win behind equally amazing defense and efficient shooting, beating the Sun Devils 66-65 to end their season. ASU had a chance to take the lead with five seconds left, but sloppy ball handling by Peace Amukamara near ASU’s basket

ASU Women’s Basketball Roundtable: Breaking down the UALR win and the Florida State game

by Gavin Schall - March 27, 2015March 27, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Our writers take one last look at the UALR game and ASU's chances against Florida State. In addition to answering the overwhelmingly existential, and in this case perfectly practical question, is this the end? -Gavin Schall 1. What was the most impressive aspect of the Arkansas Little Rock win? Drew Martin: The

ASU Women’s Basketball: Breaking down Sweet 16 opponent Florida State

by Tyler Strachan - March 27, 2015March 27, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) After narrowly escaping an upset against Arkansas Little Rock, Arizona State will travel to Greensboro, North Carolina on Friday, where they will enter a sweet 16 matchup with the Florida State Seminoles. FSU has dominated NCAA tournament play after finishing second in their conference tournament to eventual one seed,

ASU Women’s Basketball: Arizona State faces a steep Sweet 16 challenge

by Drew Martin - March 25, 2015March 25, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) On the heels of an electrifying comeback victory over UALR, Arizona State heads to the Sweet 16 to take on Florida State in a battle of two of the top 10 teams in the country. Arizona State (29-5), who was ranked no. 9 in the country in the final

Arizona State Women’s Basketball: Sun Devils overcome 16 point deficit to advance

by Tyler Strachan - March 23, 2015March 23, 2015

(Photo: Brooke Faber/WCSN) Arizona State advanced to the Sweet 16 Monday night after defeating Arkansas Little- Rock 57 to 54 in a game that the Sun Devils lead for just 1:13. “Make them pay!” A phrase that was blurted by an anonymous fan rang throughout the bellows of a hushed Wells Fargo Arena.