I can remember it almost like it was yesterday.
A certain adage would have you believe money talks, and a certain TV ad would have you believe that money watches you. For players in the ASU baseball program, the money waits.
Brett Wallace has donned the garb before.
At the start of the 2009 ASU baseball season, one would be hard-pressed to find anybody outside of the Sun Devil locker room who believed they would make the Final Four of College World Series.
ASU baseball coach Pat Murphy joked last weekend that it usually takes the No. 5 Sun Devils one time through the batting order before the offense gets going.
In 1969, the ASU baseball team won the 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
Step one on the road to Omaha is now complete for the ASU baseball team.
For the second consecutive game, the No.
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.
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.
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.
Maybe sophomore Seth Blair and the Sun Devils are learning how to finish their business.
Finally, the No. 2 ASU baseball team (25-8, 10-2 Pac-10) gets a little primetime love.
On Easter Sunday in Tempe, score one for superstition. Unlucky number 13 was at it again.
A harmless ground ball to third base was the beginning of the end.
Cue the Derek-Jeter-diving-into-the-stands highlights.
It was a well-known phenomenon.
ASU fans can put down the BB gun and forget about the cardboard Wildcat-target for a few moments, because the baseball team has it covered.
Sun Devil baseball coach Pat Murphy gave his impression of the conference along with other musings on Wednesday.
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