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After the Sun Devils left the Rose Bowl with their third and last win of the 2023 football season, Ray Anderson announced his resignation from his post as athletic director.
Name, image and likeness payments define a new era of college sports, and ASU is searching for an athletic director to catch them up to speed. Former ASU athletic director Ray Anderson couldn't see change coming.
After months of racing from class to class, hunkering down in the library and working nonstop, the highly anticipated Thanksgiving and winter breaks give stressed students a welcome reprieve.
In her first year as a Sun Devil pitcher, sophomore Kylee Magee posted a team-best qualified ERA of 3.64, with three complete games and two shutouts in her freshman season. She was selected to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team following her success last year.
The Lapan Sunshine Foundation is an organization that helps support low-income students in South Tucson, one of the poorest zip codes in the state of Arizona. The high poverty rate and the amount of households with incarcerated parents make it difficult for kids in the area to go to college.
As college athletics at ASU and across the country continue to endure an era of unprecedented change, perhaps no change has been more substantial than introducing name, image and likeness payments for athletes. Due to the Supreme Court’s 2021 ruling in NCAA v. Alston, players previously barred from being compensated for participation in collegiate sports are now allowed to cash in on their NIL.
Senior middle blocker Claire Jeter prides herself on making this season one to remember. The 18-2 Sun Devils are now tied with the University of Florida as the 17th-ranked team in the nation, and Jeter plans to help continue the hot streak with her years of valuable experience.
ASU’s move to the Big 12 and college sports conference realignment is a money grab that ignores the needs of athletes and the views of fans. Of course, ASU was put in a difficult spot; as the Pac-12 dissolved around it, it wasn’t exactly feasible for the ASU administration to stand pat.
After arriving from the University of Texas, ASU softball coach Megan Bartlett introduced a new wrinkle into the program she felt played a considerable role in the Longhorns' postseason success a season prior; a mental performance coach.
Senior infielder Jordyn VanHook started one game for ASU last season, but she was determined to return for her senior season. This season, Vanhook has started all but one.
Plus, Mirabella at ASU reached and agreement with Shady Park, and we recap the Sun Devil softball team's up-and-down season.
New Arizona State University policy will prohibit Tik Tok access on will ASU-managed devices, according to a university spokesperson. Plus, Mirabella at ASU reached an agreement with Shady Park, and we recap the Sun Devil softball team's up-and-down season.
As the 2022-23 season winds down with 16 games remaining before the conference tournament, the ASU softball team sits at 20-11, already at its loss mark from a season ago when the club rallied to a 43-11 record. But its up-and-down season has yet to express ineptitude, but rather grit and resiliency.
Members of the ASU men’s basketball team have launched a player-run "name, image and likeness" collective intended to grant participating fans increased access to the team in exchange for monetary support.
ASU softball graduate student outfielder Yannira Acuña's rapid start to the 2023 season shouldn't be surprising. Acuña entered the season on various preseason top-100 rankings.
ASU softball improved its record to 8-2 after dominating the Littlewood Classic at Tempe's Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium through the weekend, going 4-1, and outscoring its opponents 35-15.
ASU softball went 43-11 last season, winning its first Pac-12 Championship since 2011. But with new head coach Megan Bartlett arriving from Texas, a shift in team philosophy and culture is on the horizon.
Claire Jeter dreamt of one thing: becoming an Aggie at Texas A&M University. Jeter got that opportunity and played volleyball at her dream school. But after one season, she decided to transfer to ASU and found a family she didn't have at A&M.
ASU senior and Dancing Devils president Sophia Spagnoli was 8 years old when she realized ditching track and field and softball in favor of dance was the move for her.
ASU catcher Liliana Thomas (13) during a game against UTEP on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022 at the Alberta B. Farrington Softball Stadium in Tempe.
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