ASU football anxiously awaits hyped match-up vs. Oregon
The anticipated atmosphere for ASU’s bout against the No. 3 Ducks is one full of energy.
The anticipated atmosphere for ASU’s bout against the No. 3 Ducks is one full of energy.
Junior running back Marion Grice had great success catching the ball against Colorado last week.
If Thursday’s Pac-12 contest is going to be high scoring, ASU and Oregon’s running backs need to produce just as they have been all season.
The Sun Devils’ defense has proved formidable all season long, but coach Todd Graham has constantly talked about ASU’s (5-1, 3-0) lack of defensive depth. The Sun Devils defense has thrived thus far, but the depth will be tested this week as it is likely ASU will have to rotate starts are the Ducks run a lot of offensive plays.
Arizona State is in for a challenge this week. The No. 3 Oregon Ducks bring not only a high powered offense, but a well rounded football team to Tempe for Thursday’s nationally televised contest. Everyone knows about Oregon’s offense and uniforms, but Rob Moseley, who covers the Oregon Ducks for the Register-Guard, recently talked with The State Press about what to expect Thursday night.
Brandon Magee felt his comments were blown out of proportion and not meant to be controversial.
It was a tale of two halves for Colorado.
Redshirt senior linebacker Brandon Magee didn’t get a shutout, but Arizona State’s defense got its point across.
Grice led the way for ASU with five receptions for 101 yards and three touchdowns.
The Sun Devils are more talented than the Buffaloes on paper.
Thursday night is a chance for Colorado to show they’re trying to turn their season around.
The Sun Devils know that overestimating the Buffaloes could result in disaster.
If the NFL season were to end right now, I’d vote for Percy Harvin as the league’s Most Valuable Player.
The discrepancy in the fourth quarters shows that ASU is in strong condition right now.
Start Tebow. Play Tebow. More Tebow.
Hands down, October is the best sports month of the year.
The Associated Press threw teams pity parties and the benefit of the doubt, especially in the SEC.
What if Brock Osweiler and Vontaze Burfict stayed for one more year at ASU?
J.J. Holliday’s move is only the latest in a long line of changes at ASU.
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