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I made a bracket group for us to pick the Baseball playoffs. It is through D1 Baseball. Follow the link.

The latest on some big names:

Today, May 25, they still have ASU as a Last Four In team, and as a No. 3 seed in the Nashville bracket, which also includes host Vanderbilt, Louisville, and Central Connecticut.

Sam Leavitt wasn't tempted to leave Tempe for a higher NIL paycheck and instead used some of his NIL funds to make a $15K donation to the Pat Tillman Foundation that has benefitted thousands in the Valley of the Sun and nationwide

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ASU's most challenging non-conference contest will be a return game on the road to Mississippi State. The Bulldogs were winless in SEC play last year, but can they reverse their fortunes? Maroon and White Daily Publisher Paul Jones discusses one of ASU's upcoming opponents in 2025

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“At ASU, you can have the best of both worlds with a great education, a great football school, and still have fun outside of football.” LB Mason Marden (@Mason_Marden) discusses his Sun Devil pledge

This morning, in the first game to open the Big 12 tournament, the Sun Devils continued their skid, losing 2-0 to a Cougar team they thoroughly dominated in the regular season and now have placed their NCAA Tournament fate in the hands of others

Following a surprising and disappointing regular season-closing series, ASU will look to turn the page in the opening game of the Big 12 Tournament, facing a BYU squad that they have swept and outscored 36-13 in a series sweep

When: Wednesday - Saturday
Where: Globe Life Field (Texas Rangers)
Who: Big 12 #1 through #12
Format: Single elimination


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Might as well get the thread going!

The ASU women’s softball team won their first game in the Big 12 women’s softball tournament today. It was a quarterfinal game, because they had an opening round bye. They beat 23rd ranked Oklahoma State, 2-1. Kenzie Brown won her 19th game pitching for the Devils today. They now play the winner of the Texas Tech/Baylor game. That game should again be televised on ESPN + tomorrow. Let’s go Lady Devils!

The worst kept secret in Tempe is finally out of the open with his dad's announcement. The fact that his son is just exploring entering the portal may leave some hope that he still could stay. I believe that him being cleared for contact approximately 7 months after ACL surgery is kind of ambitious but I guess we'll see.

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Arizona State's Matt King and Oklahoma State's Harrison Bodendorf shared Co-Newcomer of the Year.

King led the Sun Devils with 27 multi-hit games in the regular season as he posted the second-best batting average in the Big 12 (.401). In Conference play, he was the league's leading hitter with a .424 batting average and was the only player to break the 50-hit mark in league play with 53 hits in 30 games.

ASU players in bold


Of the Year
Player - Kerrington Cross, Cincinnati
Pitcher - Antoine Jean, Houston
Co-Newcomers - Matt King, Arizona State & Harrison Bodendorf, Oklahoma St.
Freshman - Sawyer Strosnider, TCU
Scholar-Athlete - Tony Pluta, Arizona
Coach - Dan Fitzgerald, Kansas


All-Big 12 First Team
C: Logan Sauve, West Virginia
IF: Matt King, Arizona State
IF: Tyriq Kemp, Baylor
IF: Kerrington Cross, Cincinnati*
IF: Brady Ballinger, Kansas
IF: Core Jackson, Utah
OF: Isaiah Jackson, Arizona State
OF: Sawyer Strosnider, TCU
OF: Damian Bravo, Texas Tech
OF: Logan Hughes, Texas Tech
DH: Noah Franco, TCU
UT: Landon Hairston, Arizona State
SP: Harrison Bodendorf, Oklahoma State
SP: Tommy LaPour, TCU
SP: Colter McAnelly, Utah
SP: Griffin Kirn, West Virginia
RP: Cole Carlon, Arizona State
RP: Gabe Craig, Baylor
RP: Antoine Jean, Houston
*- unanimous selection

All-Big 12 Second Team
C: Jack Natili, Cincinnati
C: Nolan Traeger, TCU
IF: Mason White, Arizona
IF: Kyle Walker, Arizona State
IF: Antonio Jimenez, UCF
IF: Maximus Martin, Kansas State
IF: Robin Villeneuve, Texas Tech
OF: Jackson Hauge, Kansas
OF: Keegan O'Connor, Kansas State
OF: Chase Brunson, TCU
OF: Kyle West, West Virginia
DH: Dariel Osoria, Kansas
UT: Karson Bowen, TCU
SP: Ben Jacobs, Arizona State
SP: Cooper Moore, Kansas
SP: Sean Youngerman, Oklahoma State
SP: Jack Kartsonas, West Virginia
RP: Tony Pluta, Arizona
RP: Sean Youngerman, Oklahoma State
RP: Jack Cebert, Texas Tech

Ties resulted in two catchers on the second team.

All- Freshman Team

Smith Bailey, Arizona
Landon Hairston, Arizona State
Pearson Riebock, Baylor
Quinton Coats, Cincinnati
Aj Evasco, Kansas St.
Mason Brassfield, TCU
Kade Eudy, TCU
Noah Franco, TCU
Sawyer Strosnider, TCU
Nolan Traeger, TCU
Austen Roellig, Utah
Gavin Kelly, West Virginia


Honorable Mention:

Arizona: Adonys Guzman, Owen Kramkowski, Brendan Summerhill, Aaron Walton
Arizona State: Brandon Compton, Josiah Cromwick, Lucas Kelly, Jack Martinez, Jacob Tobias, Kien Vu
Baylor: Pearson Riebock, Travis Sanders
BYU: Parker Goff, Ryder Robinson, Cooper Vest
UCF: Edian Espinal, Dylan King, DeAmez Ross, Andrew Williamson
Cincinnati: Kellen O'Connor, Nathan Taylor, Landyn Vidourek
Kansas: Brady Counsell (INF/UT)
Kansas State: Seth Dardar (INF/DH), Jacob Frost, James Guyette
Oklahoma State: Colin Brueggemann, Ian Daugherty, Mario Pesca, Nolan Schubart, Brayden Smith,
TCU: Mason Brassfield, Kade Eudy, Anthony Silva
Utah: Austen Roellig
West Virginia: Reese Bassinger, Chase Meyer, Jace Rinehart, Sam White