ASU volleyball has short week to prepare for No. 1 Stanford, Cal
Rest was forced out the window this week with ASU getting one day of practice before heading to California to play against the top school in the nation.
Rest was forced out the window this week with ASU getting one day of practice before heading to California to play against the top school in the nation.
With a chance to sweep the weekend for the first time in conference play this season, ASU started poorly and was unable to maintain composure in the fifth set.
No. 19 ASU defeated Utah for the first time since 2011.
The NCAA tournament is deciding ASU's ranking with the Rating Percentage Index, and ASU's schedule places it against nine top-68 teams in its final 10 games.
ASU will again play Utah and Colorado after splitting the series against them when they played in early October.
ASU can't capitalize on its weekend after defeating No. 11 Oregon and let its Pac-12 record remain at .500.
Four ASU players had at least seven blocks, helping ASU defeat a top-15 team for the second time this season.
Sophomore outside hitter BreElle Bailey has continued to struggle and said her low confidence is becoming an issue.
Only one team in action this fall has back-to-back losses.
After falling behind 2-0, ASU's defense stepped up to salvage a victory in five sets.
Senior setter Shannan McCready and junior middle blocker Whitney Follette returned from their respective injuries.
ASU will face a strong defense from Washington and gaudy numbers from Washington State.
Senior setter Shannan McCready's absence noticeably affected ASU in its match against Stanford on Sunday.
ASU was out-dug 61-50 and out-blocked 20-11 in the 3-1 loss.
ASU's defense turned around after not being outplayed in set one.
Coach Jason Watson said each Pac-12 team poses unique challenges for ASU.
Coach Jason Watson is trying to establish a defensive identity on the team, and ASU is looking to avoid a Pac-12 collapse like last year.
Women's volleyball star Macey Gardner may be ASU's best athlete.
Utah's 28 blocks were too much for ASU to overcome.
Sophomore outside hitter Kizzy Willey led the Sun Devils and recorded her third double-double of the season.
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