USC heads to Tempe with long win streak
While the Trojans trip to the desert will be their first road trip of the season, they seem to be fairly comfortable in Tempe as they have won five straight contests in Sun Devil Stadium.
While the Trojans trip to the desert will be their first road trip of the season, they seem to be fairly comfortable in Tempe as they have won five straight contests in Sun Devil Stadium.
ASU is fortunate to kick off its Pac-12 schedule at home in Sun Devil Stadium, but the No. 23 Trojans will be a far from easy test.
Injuries have long been an unfortunate part of the game of football.
There’s little doubt that junior Jamal Miles and sophomore Kyle Middlebrooks are the most versatile Sun Devils.
The ASU football team is all too familiar with Southern California’s decade long stranglehold over the Sun Devils.
While it is yet to be seen if the attendance increase will continue, the athletic department has hinted that the all black uniforms will make an encore appearance.
College football re-alignment has been messy so far, and I don’t see it getting any better.
The injuries just keep coming for the Sun Devil’s defense.
A soccer tournament in Great Britain without a British team would be a travesty.
Now with Southern California coming into town, the Trojans will likely try to mimic some of the same looks Illinois shot at Brock Osweiler and the offensive line.
ASU fell victim to a plethora of missed chances and suffered a disappointing 17-14 loss to the Fighting Illini (3-0).
Although it is third game of the season, it was the first real test for the Illini.
ASU fell last year in similar self-inflicted fashions on the road.
This week, the No. 22 Sun Devils (2-0) will pack up and debut their all white uniforms Saturday on the road against Illinois (2-0). | Slideshow inside |
Despite the Sun Devils’ struggles against Missouri last week, Illinois head coach Ron Zook is impressed with the ASU defense. | Slideshow inside |
ASU is riding plenty of momentum into Saturday’s contest
Just hours after the event was unveiled to the public, ASU Athletics issued a counter-statement last night on its Facebook fan page that the Sun Devil Away Viewing Party was canceled.
After back-to-back victories at Sun Devil Stadium to kick off the new season, ASU faces its first road test of the 2011 campaign.
ASU reflects on Missouri, looks forward to Illinois from The State Press on Vimeo.
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