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ASU senior catcher Amber Freeman throws up the pitchforks after hitting a solo home run during the ASU vs. Indiana softball game at Farrington Stadium on Feb. 7, 2015. Freeman’s pinch hitting would 
prove clutch for the Sun Devils, helping their offense to 10-2 explosion over the visiting Hoosiers.

Amber Freeman’s farewell season defined by her leadership

Amber Freeman was never supposed to be here. After being told at age 11 that she would never play softball again, the senior catcher has defied the odds and grown into a two-time All-American, staking her claim as one of the greatest Sun Devils of all time. She has also grown into a vocal and emotional leader within this ASU team. “I feel like I’m always being a teacher, trying to guide (my teammates) along,” Freeman said.

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Connor MacDougall

Report: Connor MacDougall to transfer from ASU men’s basketball

A day after the program fired Herb Sendek, ASU men’s basketball will have another hole to fill. Center Connor MacDougall has announced his intentions to leave ASU, according to azcentral sports’ Doug Haller. MacDougall impressed in the Maroon and Gold Scrimmage before the season, but did not get much playing time before injuring his shoulder in early February. MacDougall was suspended for three games earlier this season, along with junior guard Roosevelt Scott for a “violation of any team’s rules,” according to Sendek.

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davon durant

Davon Durant pleads not guilty to all charges following March arrest

Davon Durant pleaded not guilty on three counts of misdemeanor disorderly conduct and one count of felony aggravated assault in front of a judge Wednesday morning at Maricopa County Superior Court. News broke at the first ASU football spring practice that Durant, the only five-star prospect in ASU’s 2015 recruiting class, had been removed from the roster following his arrest on March 6. The judge recorded his not guilty plea and mentioned that Durant has still failed to provide a DNA sample and warned him that not doing so by the end of the day could result in the state issuing a warrant. Durant is scheduled to appear in Maricopa Superior Court on May 6 at 8:15 a.m.

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