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Devil Dish

The New York Jets are now my least favorite NFL team. Why? Because they released Brett Favre.

By Gina Mizell | June 13, 2009

1969 baseball team returning to Omaha

In 1969, the ASU baseball team won the College World Series.

By Gina Mizell | June 9, 2009

Baseball bests Clemson in series, advances to College World Series

Last season, the ASU baseball team won its first Super Regional game against Fresno State but squandered the chance to go to the College World Series because of its inability to close out the series i

By Gina Mizell | June 7, 2009

Baseball team advances

Step one on the road to Omaha is now complete for the ASU baseball team.

By Gina Mizell | May 31, 2009

Softball comes up short in bid for back-to-back national titles

For the ASU softball team, making an annual summer trip to Oklahoma City has become the routine under coach Clint Myers.

By Gina Mizell | May 31, 2009

All State Press team

Another year has flown by in the world of ASU athletics, and numerous Sun Devil athletes turned in amazing performances on the field, court, pool, track and about every other competitive playing surfa

| May 4, 2009

Track and Field downs UA, NAU in home finale

The ASU track and field team took care of business against its in-state rivals on Saturday, sweeping UA and NAU in the annual Double Dual at Sun Angel Stadium.

By Nick Kosmider | May 3, 2009

Baseball drops first Pac-10 series

For the second consecutive game, the No.

By Nick Ruland | May 3, 2009

After hitting the books, women ready for regional

After an action-packed week that included a win at the Pac-10 Championships, and with finals approaching, ASU golf coach Melissa Luellen knew it was important for her student-athletes to have time to

By Nick Kosmider | May 3, 2009

No. 2 ASU baseball thumps UA 20-3

The greatest factor in determining how far the No. 2 ASU baseball team (32-9, 15-3 Pac-10) goes in the postseason may be the production it gets outside of juniors Jason Kipnis and Carlos Ramirez.

By Nick Ruland | April 29, 2009

Freshmen make quick impact

Teams that perennially contend for national championships usually rely on solid contributions from their upperclassmen.

By Erik Schimmel | April 29, 2009

Touted Texas guard committs to ASU basketball

Brandon Thompson, an all-state guard from Stevens High in San Antonio, announced on Monday his commitment to play basketball at ASU in the fall.

By Alex Espinoza IV | April 28, 2009

Softball to resume rivalry

The game will begin tied at two in the bottom of the third inning. They have four innings to play, and the series will end with a home field advantage.

By Emiley Darling | April 28, 2009

No. 2 baseball ready to square off with rival UA

The No. 2 ASU baseball team (31-9, 15-3 Pac-10) will travel to Tucson today to play UA in a nonconference mid-week game, with the first pitch scheduled for 3 p.m. at Jerry Kindall Field.

By Nick Ruland | April 28, 2009

Numbers spell success for ASU baseball

The No. 2 Sun Devils (31-9, 15-3 Pac-10) have a chance to do something no ASU baseball team has done since 1982.

By Nick Ruland | April 27, 2009

Softball drops 2 to UCLA

Every game in the Pac-10 promises a new experience, and over the weekend, the No. 8 ASU softball team learned that some of those experiences can be frustrating.

| April 26, 2009

Fanaika, Nolan picked in NFL draft

It took a while, but the names of two former Sun Devil football players were called at the NFL draft on Sunday.

By Nick Kosmider | April 26, 2009

Report: Former Michigan QB Threet will transfer to ASU

Former Michigan quarterback Steven Threet will transfer to ASU, ESPN.com reported on Monday, attributing a source close to Threet.

By Nick Kosmider | April 26, 2009

Devil Dish

The NFL Draft is will be here this weekend, and a couple story lines have popped up during the week.

By Kyle Thompson | April 22, 2009

Devil Dish

By now, most of you have seen the commercial. You know, the one in which All-Universe basketball star LeBron James dreams he is playing wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns.

By Nick Kosmider | April 20, 2009

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