Replay: ASU at UA
Replay ASU's thrilling Territorial Cup victory over UA with a transcript of our live gameday blog.
Replay ASU's thrilling Territorial Cup victory over UA with a transcript of our live gameday blog.
Nobody has to tell ASU football coach Dennis Erickson how important the Territorial Cup rivalry game is to each university.
After losing in the Great Alaska Shootout championship game last weekend, the Sun Devils only had a few days to rest, regroup and hit the road again against a talented Baylor team.
In reality, not much is at stake for the No. 23 Wildcats Thursday night in Tucson against ASU, but don’t tell that to anybody on the team though.
These teams are relatively even with UA home crowd giving the Wildcats the edge, despite the teams seemingly headed in opposite directions.
Take it with a grain of salt or completely buy into it, but only once since 1979 has the Territorial Cup gone to a team with a losing record when the other has a winning record.
Quarterback Brock Osweiler took over for an injured Steven Threet during the Sun Devils' 55-34 win over the UCLA Bruins.
Brock Osweiler stole the show against UCLA on Saturday, but sophomore running back Cameron Marshall also posted a day worth remembering.
Sophomore quarterback Brock Osweiler’s flashy performance against UCLA on Friday was the best statistical performance by a quarterback in the Dennis Erickson era.
The UCLA football team jumped out to an early 17-0 lead in the first 12 minutes of the first quarter but allowed a 55-10 run by ASU to dash what was left of its slim bowl hopes.
What initially looked like another post-bye week letdown turned into a rout after sophomore quarterback Brock Osweiler stepped into the game for injured starter Steven Threet and led ASU to a 55-34 win.
Replay the ASU's win over UCLA with a transcript of our live gameday blog.
Through 10 games this season, the Bruins (4-6, 2-5 Pac-10) have played four players under center, including one walk-on.
ASU and UCLA have the same record heading into Friday’s matchup, but the Sun Devil’s overall talent gives them the edge.
When senior wide receiver Kerry Taylor came to ASU in 2007, he already had not only the pedigree of a top-tier football player, but the poise and skill as well.
Senior offensive lineman Jon Hargis has seen more than his fair share of challenges in five seasons at ASU, but he fought through it all and remained optimistic.
Trevor Hankins was all set to end his football career just a few short years ago.
With seniors playing their final game at Sun Devil Stadium, ASU needs a win over UCLA to keep its long shot bowl chances alive.
State Press TV breaks down ASU's upcoming game against the UCLA Bruins, their last home game of the season.
Despite sophomore quarterback Brock Osweiler getting the majority of first-team repetitions Monday, redshirt junior Steven Threet remains ASU football’s starting quarterback.
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