For the last time this regular season, the Sun Devils will take to the court at Desert Financial Arena.
It's Senior Night in the Valley, and Molly Miller's first season at Arizona State is wrapping up with a pivotal showdown against BYU. Her four seniors - Gabby Elliott, Marley Washenitz, Last-Tear Poa, and Makayla Moore - will all be honored after the final whistle.
Prior to that, though, there is work to be done. With a 22-7 record and a 9-7 Big 12 record, the Sun Devils are tied for seventh in the conference. They're also firmly on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament, and they need all the wins they can get to pad their resume.
Not only that, but a win tonight would tie the program record for most home wins at 16.
Standing in their way is BYU. The Cougars - 18-10 overall and 7-9 in the Big 12 - haven't had the year they hoped for. Still, they've proven to be dangerous, upsetting the likes of Texas Tech and Iowa State. They also delivered Arizona State their first loss of the year in Utah.
Now, with a shot at the Big Dance hanging in the balance, the Sun Devils have a chance to get even on their home court.
How to watch Arizona State vs BYU
The Sun Devils and Cougars will tip off at 6:30 PM MST at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, Arizona.
The game will air on ESPN+ (subscription required). Braiden Bell and legendary former Arizona State head coach Charli Turner Thorne will be on the call.
Radio coverage can be heard on KDUS AM 1060, featuring the voices of Jeff Munn and former head coach Maura McHugh.
Betting information
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