The State Press Football Roundtable: USC Edition
Fabian Ardaya and Matthew Tonis discuss ASU football's matchup against USC.
Fabian Ardaya and Matthew Tonis discuss ASU football's matchup against USC.
After mostly keeping a dynamic passing attack in Texas A&M at bay, ASU football was virtually untested by a pair of triple-option offenses in Cal Poly and New Mexico. Enter Saturday's opponent, No.
The Sun Devils health and depth will be tested in their Pac-12 opener
Graham will make $3 million per year in the new deal.
Everything you need (and more) to get ready for ASU football's conference opener vs. No. 19 USC
The State Press discusses Saturday's matchup with Paolo Uggetti of Neon Tommy Sports
After needing the 'Jael Mary' to beat the Trojans in 2014, does ASU hold the edge this season?
The Sun Devils are eager to play USC
The Sun Devils have answered some questions on the offensive side of the ball, and will try to get those involved in conference play.
After a tough start to the year against a national power Texas A&M and their freak athletes A&M, games against Cal Poly and New Mexico became tune up games for the offensive line to get into sync with one another. This did not happen against two inferior opponents.
The Sun Devils have key cogs coming back against USC
The sophomore could make his return after recovering from mononucleosis.
Pitchforks, glass containers, outside beverages, firearms— a few of the many things bulleted on the “Prohibited Items” list standing outside Sun Devil Stadium.
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The Sun Devils offense found a groove in an important win
Things looked ugly early on for the Sun Devils as they failed to put any points on the board in the first quarter against New Mexico, but ASU found its rhythm on offense and defense en route to a dominant 34-10 victory. After showing a multitude of flaws in the first two games of the season, ASU looked much closer to the team that contended for a Pac-12 South title a season ago, but it still has a ways to go before it reaches those levels this year. Here are three things to know after ASU moved to 2-1 on the season. Kalen who? Richard establishes his worth in record-setting game Sophomore running backs Kalen Ballage and Demario Richard entered the season on fairly equal footing but when it was announced that Ballage would miss extended time with a bout of mononucleosis many wondered if Richard would be able to carry the running game on his own. Richard entered the game having ran for 192 yards on 41 carries and two touchdowns.
After starting slow in the first half, ASU didn't disappoint in the second half en route to a 34-10 rout of New Mexico. Freshman receiver Tim White, who had scored the game's only touchdown in the second quarter, returned the opening kick 34 yards which ignited a five play scoring drive. Sophomore running back Demario Richard caught a ball in the flat and had the downfield blocking and speed to race 33 yards down the sideline for a touchdown. On the following drive, ASU lost its shutout when Lobo running back Tyrone Owens broke free for a 65-yard touchdown scamper.
ASU fans could get away with arriving at Sun Devil stadium late for Friday's game between the Sun Devils and the visiting New Mexico Lobos.
The Sun Devils need a statement win at home
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