One Sun Devil is a preseason candidate for both the Maxwell Award and the Walter Camp Award.
The conference's new coaches will also highlight the two-day event in Hollywood.
These three Sun Devil defenders showed up big to give ASU some of its biggest wins.
ASU's three best games from an offensive player came from a quarterback, a wide receiver and a running back.
The Sun Devils have a lot of talent at every position on the offensive side of the ball.
The Sun Devils have been heavily involved in recruiting juco prospects.
In a press conference on Thursday, coach Tracy Smith talked about his decision to become a Sun Devil and his excitement to be a part of the baseball program.
Two more Sun Devils will be joining the NBA. Sports reporter Hunter Kossodo predicts where they will be taken in the draft.
Junior Shelby Houlihan and redshirt junior Bryan McBride won their respective events to continue the program's history of success.
Smith, who is leaving Indiana to join ASU, coached the Hoosiers to a 44-15 record last season.
A professor at ASU has researched the debate regarding the vuvuzela, a trademark instrument from the last World Cup.
The defense needs a lot of players to step up next season, and these three will have a huge impact for the Sun Devils.
Look for these three players to make a lot of plays and score a lot of points next season.
The Sun Devils will play 14 games against opponents that reached the NCAA Tournament last season.
Coach Sendek spoke with media about the Sun Devils' haul of junior college transfers among other topics.
Sun Devil fans will get to see most of their team's biggest games at home this season.
Rarely do ASU's football and basketball teams experience success in the same season. The 2013-14 year was one of those times.
UCLA's dynasty era wasn't built in a day. Bringing ASU sports to the next level won't be easy, but Ray Anderson is the man to do it.
Esmay went 204-94-1 as head coach of the Sun Devils but was bounced out of the postseason early following a 33-22 regular season record.
The Arizona Board of Regents met at NAU Friday to discuss multi-year extension for athletic coaches, among other issues.
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