Devils scored w 45 seconds remaining to take down #1 and undefeated (until now) Denver 3-2........huge win

Looks like Prime may be staying at Colorado for a while..

The only official visitor is junior college corner Keshawn Davila. BUT there may also be a surprise visitor coming which I cannot reveal since he is committed elsewhere...


2025 Commits

Joseph Smith
Michael "Butter" Tollefson
Ben Alefaio
Puka Fuimaono
Tristan Bacon
Maki Stewart
Matai Jefferson

2026 Commits

Zeth Thues

2026 prospects

Paris Melvin
DaQuwan Dunn
Landen Miree
Hudson Dunn
Jalayne Miller
Anthony Jones
Jimmy-Phrisco Phillips

2027 Prospects
Noah Roberts
Zerek Sidney
Mikyal Davis
Jake Hidebrand

The research bug bit me, so here we go:

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SURPRISE! Sparky is back and coupled with a white facemask for the first time since 1995! See every detail here: https://arizonastate.rivals.com/new...-devils-don-sparky-for-homecoming-against-byu

With the unexpected success ASU is having on the football field, we can be fairly certain that teams from the Big Ten and SEC are going to be making calls to agents of ASU players this offseason to see if they can be tempted away from Tempe. Based mostly on player stats through today (Nov. 21), here are my guesses as to who will leave and who will stay:

1. Sam Leavitt - STAY
2. Kyson Brown - TRANSFER
3. Raleek Brown - STAY (next year's starter?)
4. Jordyn Tyson - TRANSFER (Texas school?)
5. Chamon Metayer - STAY
6. Myles Rowser - TRANSFER
7. Xavion Alford - TRANSFER
8. C.J. Fite - TRANSFER

Agree? Disagree? Who did I miss?

Is Cam Skattebo's taste in burgers just as good as his play on the field?

Justin LaCertosa and Ryan Myers went out to Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers to tase test the brand new Skatteburger 🍔

They talked some ASU football ahead of its biggest home game in recent memory.

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Even the decals are mostly white, but there is a maroon anchor to tie it all together! See every detail here: https://arizonastate.rivals.com/new...u-to-wear-white-heavy-uniform-at-kansas-state

During this young 2024-25 season, the Sun Devils’ offensive firepower has been fully displayed, and it needed every one of its points to fend off its opponent. Arizona State extends its streak of scoring 80 or more points to five games in a 93-89 nailbiter of a win over Cal Poly

The anticipation for the Top 25 matchup in Tempe between BYU and ASU is off the charts, but what has to happen from an X's and O's as well as an intangible standpoint for the Sun Devils to win this significant contest? Justin LaCertosa and I analyze the matchup

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The aspirations of earning a spot in the Big 12 Championship Game will be at stake in Saturday’s Top 25 matchup in Tempe, as the Sun Devils meet a Cougars team that had, up until last week, a perfect conference record. What are the strengths and weaknesses we can expect? Joe Healey examines ASU's upcoming opponent.

ASU will be hosting the Houston Cougars (8-7 & 3-2 in conference play) at Mullett Arena tonight, Wednesday October 16th.

The Devils are ranked #13 with a 16-2 (5-1), 6-0 record at home and on a 4-game winning streak (all conference matches).

This will be one of the only few games carried on one of ESPN's primary channels and not ESPN+.

Hopefully you'll have a chance to tune in...It will be entertaining to watch and ASU should win this one in straight sets (3-0).

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For those in the area, we're having a dinner event with the team and staff at 7pm tonight at Henry's Tavern in the Denver Pavillions on the 16th Street Mall. Feel free to come on down if you're available. ASU Hockey takes on #1 DU tomorrow and Saturday night.

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"It's not our finest work, for sure. We have to get back to our principles and be more disciplined at that end." Various defensive shortcomings reared their ugly head in a close win over Cal Poly, giving plenty of food for thought for the Sun Devils

"They picked you guys dead last at this conference. Never forget where you came from." For the first time this season, ASU is a favorite to defeat a ranked opponent, but in order to beat BYU, harkening back to the underdog role is in order

I've been thinking about what season this year "feels" most like. To me, it's the 2007 season, Erickson's first. I'm not saying we will go 10-2 like that team did. There is still a lot of football to be played.

But that team and this one both feel like they're just finding ways to win. We aren't significantly more talented than most of the teams we've faced, but we've found a way to win most of the inevitable close games we've been in. That 2007 team did the same thing.

There are differences, of course - RS freshman Leavitt vs experienced Rudy, coming off a 3 win season vs a 7 win season, etc.

What team do you most closely compare this year's team to?

ASU Baseball alums Darin Gillies, Joey Demichele, Kasey Coffman have established a Board of Directors that includes several other alums. Their mission is to help the program organically build its NIL fund by focusing on community involvement and bringing meaningful events to the valley. They will have a youth camp at Phoenix Municipal on January 11, 2025. NL Manager of the Year Pat Murphy and former ASU players Trevor Williams and Drew Maggie will be speaking. After the camp, there is an open house. More details here:

Both ends of the court represented polar opposite performances for the Sun Devils, ultimately resulting in a victory over Cal Poly that showcased offensive prowess yet also defensive concerns. Justin LaCertosa and I break down the Sun Devils' 93-89 win


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