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FULL FOCUS: Freshman setter Stephanie Preach prepares to serve during a home match last weekend. ASU lost over the weekend to UA 0-3 in the season opener of the Territorial Cup Series. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

UA sweeps volleyball in Territorial Cup opener

The Territorial Cup rivalry resumed over the weekend when the ASU volleyball team battled UA on the road, and the Wildcats came out on top with a 3-0 sweep.

By Greg Dillard | October 3, 2010

Devil Dish: Oct. 4

We all know that girl. The girl that has just as many sports jerseys as the guys she hangs out with and seems to know just as much, if not more, about sports than they do.

By William Boor | October 3, 2010

STEADY SCORER: Freshman running back Deantre Lewis rushes into the end zone against Oregon State on Sunday. Lewis finished with 104 yards and a touchdown, making it his third straight game over 100 yards. (Photo Courtesy of the Daily Barometer)

Beavers edge Sun Devils as Threet throws three interceptions

Looking to eliminate mistakes and end a losing streak, the Sun Devils went into Corvallis confident they could beat Oregon State.

By Andrew Gruman | October 2, 2010

Replay: ASU at Oregon State

Live updates from ASU vs. Oregon State in Corvallis, Ore. Keep refreshing the page for the most recent updates.

By Andrew Gruman | October 2, 2010

Forward Cook returns from injury for women’s soccer

After red shirting last season due to fractures in her foot, Sierra Cook is back on the field.

By Noah Findling | October 2, 2010

After recent struggles, women's soccer turns focus on Pac-10

Arizona State is focusing on the start its first Pac-10 game versus Washington State.

By Fahim Rasul | October 2, 2010

Wide receiver Gerell Robinson talks about offense, career game

Gerell Robinson had the best game of his career against Oregon.

By Andrew Boven | October 1, 2010

AIR BALL: Senior wide receiver Kerry Taylor reaches out to catch a pass against Oregon last weekend as a defender tries to stop the reception. ASU travels to Corvallis, Ore. to play Oregon State this weekend, the first of three straight road games. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

Sun Devils look to halt losing streak against Beavers

In college football, losses can pile up in a hurry and before you know it, your season can be over. The Sun Devils look to stop the losses Saturday at Oregon State.

By Andrew Gruman | September 30, 2010

HARD HITTER: Sophomore middle blocker Erica Wilson jumps to spike a ball against California last weekend. After losing two games to start Pac-10 play last weekend, ASU travels to Tucson to take on UA. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

ASU volleyball team kicks off Territorial Cup season

The ASU volleyball team continues Pac-10 play this weekend, looking to get its first conference win. But, playing in Tucson, this game means a little more.

By Greg Dillard | September 30, 2010

FLEET FEET: Sophomore Doug Smith runs on the track at Sun Angel Stadium during practice earlier this season. The men's team split between South Bend, Ind. and Mesa this weekend. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Men’s cross country facing seven top-30 teams

Some of ASU men’s cross country’s best runners travel to Notre Dame to compete against top talent.

By Kyle Newman | September 30, 2010

PROTECTIVE PASSER: Oregon State sophomore quarterback Ryan Katz looks for a receiver against Louisville earlier this season. Katz is yet to throw an interception through three games. (Photo Courtesy of The Daily Barometer)

ASU defense to test Beavers' spotless turnover record

There are no “What ifs?” in Corvallis. Oregon State doesn’t beat itself. If the Beavers lose, it is because they were outplayed, not because of mental mistakes.

By Tyler Emerick | September 30, 2010

Tackle Guy named to Lott Trophy Watch List

ASU junior defensive tackle Lawrence Guy was added Thursday to the 2010 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List.

By Tyler Lockman | September 30, 2010

Devil Dish: Oct. 1

It’s been 20 years since the Chicago Bulls dynasty of the ‘90s won its first NBA title and there couldn’t be a more fitting time to celebrate the anniversary.

By Tyler Lockman | September 30, 2010

State Press Weekly: Sept. 30

This week, we take a look at Proposition 203, Arizona's medicinal marijuana initiative. Plus, Isaiah Mustafa talks about his experiences after ASU, and a spotlight on water polo.

By State Press Staff | September 29, 2010

HIGH EXPECTATIONS: The ASU club hockey team opens the 2010-2011 American Club Hockey Association season Thursday night against rival UA. Coach Greg Powers says the team has one goal this season: win a championship. (Photo Courtesy of ASU Hockey)

ASU hockey sets sights on ACHA title

Ice, zambonis and large men in sweaters body checking each other are uncommon sights in Arizona, but there is a very cold place in Tempe where a hockey team is heating up.

By Edmund Hubbard | September 29, 2010

EDGE: Sun Devils the favorite behind offensive weapons

Despite two straight losses, ASU travels to Corvallis, Ore. to take on Oregon State as the favorite behind quarterback Steven Threet and a powerful running attack.

By Nick Ruland | September 29, 2010

DOWN AND READY: Redshirt freshman Evan Finkenberg (62) blocks for redshirt junior quarterback Steven Threet earlier this season. Finkenberg and redshirt sophomore Andrew Sampson will get their first career starts Oregon State on Saturday. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Offensive line makes adjustments for injuries

Two offensive linemen will likely make their starting debuts this weekend against Oregon State after setbacks including an injury to junior offensive tackle Dan Knapp.

By Andrew Gruman | September 29, 2010

Sophomore safety Johnson quietly making impact

Sandwiched between household names like Vontaze Burfict and Omar Bolden, ASU redshirt sophomore safety Keelan Johnson often gets lost in the shuffle.

By Tyler Emerick | September 29, 2010

KNOWS THE PROS: Freshman Jacqueline Cako joined the ASU tennis team this season after taking a year off to play professional tennis with amateur status. In the year off, Cako played in tournaments in Canada and Sweden as well as all across the U.S. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Tennis freshman Cako transitions from pros

After graduating high school, most students with college aspirations go straight to higher education. ASU tennis freshman Jacqueline Cako did something different.

By Nicole Klauss | September 29, 2010

Devil Dish: Sept. 30

On Tuesday, the Tampa Bay Rays clinched their second playoff spot in team history. Only 17,981 fans were on hand to witness the accomplishment.

By Greg Dillard | September 29, 2010

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