Men’s basketball remains motivated amid losing season
The ASU men’s basketball team isn’t concerned with ruining the Huskies’ season. They just want to improve their game.
The ASU men’s basketball team isn’t concerned with ruining the Huskies’ season. They just want to improve their game.
The New York Knicks are relevant, for once. The franchise that has continued to feel the after effects of the Isiah Thomas era found a gold mine at the end of its bench: Jeremy Lin.
The ASU Gym Devils faced off against two top-ranked Pac-12 opponents last weekend, narrowly falling to UA and No. 1 Utah.
Despite improvement in junior guard Trent Lockett’s injured right ankle, coach Herb Sendek isn’t sure if Lockett will see his normal explosiveness return this season.
Lavoy Allen has exceeded expectations just as much as New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin, if not more so.
Whether it is standing on the sidelines with her arms crossed, sitting with an arm on the shoulders of a defeated player or clapping and cheering during an intense three-set match, tennis coach Sheila McInerney has done it all.
Brianna Gades, Natelle Gentile, Morgan Steigerwalt and Natasha Sundby have been expected to carry a pretty big load this year and all have come through.
The redshirt freshman was raised in an Air Force family and is no stranger to moving around the globe. Radford lived in a number of locations as a kid, including Germany, Louisiana and Japan.
Seven of the 13 players on the Sun Devils’ roster are nursing injuries at this point in the season.
Last Thursday, ASU President Michael Crow publicly criticized the Bowl Championship Series and announced his support for an eight-team playoff system to be managed by the NCAA.
There was a different vibe surrounding the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center on Saturday for the ASU swim and dive program’s final home meet of the season against rival UA.
The Gym Devils (4-2, 2-2 Pac-12) faced two tough Pac-12 opponents in a span of three days.
The ASU water polo team was a dominating force at the Triton Invitational last weekend. The Sun Devils extended their perfect record and won the championship in San Diego.
Coach Greg Kraft showed no signs of worry about splitting his ASU indoor track and field team up for last weekend’s three tournaments. Kraft's confidence rang true after a record-setting weekend as the Sun Devils cemented themselves as one of the best teams in the nation.
With Arizona’s centennial upon us, this is a time to reminisce.
A long season awaits the reigning national champion, but two stinging losses in the Kajikawa Classic this weekend in Tempe were tough to swallow.
After less than a week off, the ASU women’s golf team is back in action at the Northrop Grumman Invitational in Palos Verdes Estates, Calif., from Feb. 13-15.
Men’s golf coach Tim Mickelson’s biggest asset for ASU in the San Diego Intercollegiate Classic on Feb. 13-14 might be freshman Austin Quick, who is coming off his best performance of the season.
It took some time, but the ASU women’s basketball team was able to secure a 60–47 victory over Colorado on Saturday night.
Coupled with an inefficient offense and a high volume of turnovers, the Sun Devils dropped the back end of a two-game home stand to Colorado 63–49.
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