Arizona completed its third straight regular season sweep of ASU basketball while UCLA, USC and Utah bounced back from losses with key victories.
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Much like their first matchup at the McKale Center, Deandre Ayton dominated the Territorial Cup rematch in Tempe, proving to be too much for ASU basketball.
Consecutive losses derailed recent momentum of UW, USC & Stanford while an impressive surge from ASU basketball shrunk the difference in Pac-12 standings.
ASU basketball completed its first conference sweep in the Bobby Hurley era with a 88-79 victory over the UCLA Bruins Saturday night.
Just when the moment looked too bleak, the Sun Devils finally broke away from their Pac-12 tendencies and prevailed in a late war against USC.
Thanks to a surprising sweep for Washington and a rivalry win for UCLA, four teams now sit on the bubble through the first week of February.
Coming off of their sixth loss in 10 games, No. 25 ASU basketball will look to right the ship Sunday against Washington State.
Not much has changed at the top of the conference, but a few teams in the middle of the pack strengthened their chances for an NCAA Tournament berth.
Six consecutive triples from Tra Holder and Shannon Evans over a 3:57 span lifted ASU basketball to a nostalgic 80-66 victory over the Colorado Buffaloes.
ASU basketball was whistled for 31 fouls in their first game vs. Utah. Returning home with a new rotation, the Sun Devils hope for cleaner result Thursday.
The heavyweight showdown between Stanford and Arizona proved that the Wildcats are the conference’s team to beat. Below them, each team is unpredictable.
Key shots down the stretch and consistent bench production powered No. 16 ASU basketball to a 81-73 road victory over the California Golden Bears.
The Pac-12 gave fans a rampant third week of league play, as upset victories and standout performances validated the league’s competitive nature.
Down 13 with 11:32 remaining, it felt like the spark of ASU Basketball would be extinguished by their fourth loss in five games. Shannon Evans decided enough was enough.
The Sun Devils failed to clean up on the defensive glass last night, giving up 15 offensive rebounds in their loss to the Oregon Ducks. The problems on the glass, however, have existed far prior last night’s game.
Cold spells down the stretch of both halves kept ASU basketball in rocky spots Thursday night as they fell to the Oregon Ducks in their Pac-12 home opener.
Both Arizona schools fell in Boulder, USC lost at the buzzer and five teams stand atop the conference standings. Check out a frantic week in college hoops.
A wild opening weekend that saw ASU basketball lose gave further evidence that the conference crown will have to be snatched from the state of Arizona.
For the past four decades, college basketball in the state of Arizona has ran through Tucson. ASU basketball will have a chance to change the narrative Sat.
After lackluster performances in three straight first halves, ASU basketball finally put together a consistent first 20 minutes in their win vs. Pacific.