Make your brunch plans now if you haven't already. Arizona State will be playing a morning road game for fans watching at home from Tempe.
After suffering a heartbreaking 24-16 loss to Houston at home, the Sun Devils will be looking to rebound against the team they vanquished in Dallas to claim the program's first conference title since 1996.
One does not simply walk into Ames, Iowa and defeat Iowa State, however. Despite the two teams mirroring each other in inconsistency this season, the week 10 matchup is not exactly a toss up.
The Cyclones are averaging 417.1 yards and 29.0 points per game this season. The Sun Devils, on the other hand, are averaging 401.9 yards and just 24.8 points per game.
Both teams have been banged up with injuries all year but with ASU missing quarterback Sam Leavitt and likely wide receiver Jordyn Tyson for yet another important contest, Iowa State has the clear advantage. Things could get ugly quick in the Midwest.
How to watch Arizona State vs. Iowa State
The Sun Devils and Cyclones will face off at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames with kickoff set for 11:00am MST.
On television, fans can tune in to TNT for the game. It will also be available on HBO Max with your cable login or a subscription. Cord cutters can check their listings on YouTube TV (subscription required) or Sling TV (subscription required).
Also, Tim Healey and Doug Franz will be in the booth on the Sun Devil Radio Network on 98.7 FM Arizona Sports. You can also check out Blaze Radio Online for student-led coverage of the game.
Betting information
Arizona State opens as a 7.5 point underdog entering the contest (-105), per FanDuel Sportsbook. That's likely because of the looming absences of Leavitt and Tyson.
The over/under is set at 50.5 points while the Sun Devils have +265 odds to win on the road outright.