Discipline key for ASU football against New Mexico's speedy option offense
The New Mexico Lobos shouldn't present much of a threat to ASU, but don't let their triple-option offense catch you off guard.
The New Mexico Lobos shouldn't present much of a threat to ASU, but don't let their triple-option offense catch you off guard.
Which uniform combination will ASU football sport in New Mexico on Saturday?
As the Sun Devils practiced in preparation for New Mexico, the defense had a few too many mental errors for head coach Todd Graham's liking.
Marcus Ball, who has played at safety in the limited time that he's been healthy, practiced at Spur on Tuesday.
Oregon and Stanford are still the top dogs after week one.
Too many players have been injured in preseason games that mean almost nothing.
The Sun Devils need to keep focus both this week and all season, even if it means banning cell phone use before games.
The season-opening win over Weber State didn't show much has changed for ASU offensively, but there is room for younger players in the rotation to make an impact.
The Sun Devils' new-look defense exhibited its talent against Weber State.
ASU didn't use the weak opponent to experiment much with its newcomers on offense.
The Sun Devils closed out an easy win in their season opener, led by strong first half performances by Jaelen Strong and DJ Foster.
The Sun Devil stars shone bright in the first half of the season opener.
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ASU opens its season against Weber State on Thursday night.
Just because coach Todd Graham likes big games doesn't mean he won't have his team ready for Weber State on Thursday.
Nelson will be working double duty this season as the starting tight end and Devilbacker.
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A new group of ball hawks in the ASU secondary will face its first test against Weber State's pass-heavy offense Thursday.
Nearly every team in football blasts music for at least a part of practice. The Sun Devils partake, but many players have expressed being passionate about music — redshirt junior Mo Latu can play "every brass instrument." One thing that makes ASU's practice playlist unique is its extensive selection of music, representing the players' eclectic taste in music.
The Sun Devils are utilizing cutting edge on-field technology for concussion research and prevention.
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