Football commits costly mistakes, falls to Oregon
EUGENE, Ore -- In reality, the last Sun Devil offensive play of the game didn’t mean all that much. But it was a successful microcosm of the ASU football team’s disheartening night. Trailing by 14 points with under a minute to play in regulation, junior quarterback Brock Osweiler threw to a wide open Jamal Miles in the endzone. The ball hit the junior wide receiver squarely in the hands, but deflected away and into the opportunistic arms of Oregon senior cornerback Anthony Gildon. Deflated by several mental lapses Saturday, the No.
By Tyler Emerick
| October 15, 2011
