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Offensive tackle Noah Reid flips commit from Wyoming to ASU for 2027 season
Arizona State football earned a commitment Saturday from offensive tackle Noah Reid, who previously committed to Wyoming for the 2027 season. The 6-foot-6, 290-pound lineman is from Shawnee Mission North High School in Mission, Kansas. Reid is not ranked by 247 Sports, but Rivals lists him as a three-star recruit.
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ASU welcomes back 1996 Rose Bowl team at 30th anniversary over family weekend
TEMPE — Arizona State’s 1996 football team that went 11-1 and made the Rose Bowl reunited at its 30th anniversary and was recognized during Saturday’s game against Colorado. ASU, ranked No. 2 in the nation at the time, came up just shy of beating No. 4 Ohio...
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Athletes race to honor teammate at Sun Devil Classic
Hundreds of athletes competed at the Sun Devil Classic, but with some changes due to the high water levels of Tempe Town Lake. FOX 10's Irene Snyder learns more about the competitors who are racing in honor of a friend, who they wish could ride alongside them.
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Offense unstoppable in sweep at Texas Tech
(Lubbock, TX) Setting a rally-scoring era record with a .523 clip, No. 9 Sun Devil Volleyball swept Texas Tech (25-13, 25-17, 25-18) on the road Friday night. Arizona State (19-4, 10-2 Big 12) beat Texas Tech (8-15, 0-11 Big 12) for a third win in a row. ASU hit .523...
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Arizona State HC Kenny Dillingham shares bad news on starting safety
Kenny Dillingham’s updates on one of his starting defensive backs took a sharp turn this week as the Arizona State Sun Devils prepare to host the Colorado Buffaloes. Safety Lyrik Rawls is unlikely to play again this season, Dillingham said, PHNX Sun Devils reported Wednesday. A week earlier, Rawls had been listed as questionable and […] The post Arizona State HC Kenny Dillingham shares bad news on starting safety appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
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Madrid Carries Four Generations of Racing Tradition to B&B Racing Chassis Southern Region Rookie Honors
PEORIA, Ariz. (Oct. 30, 2026) — Racing has been part of Drew Madrid’s family for four generations, and the 15-year-old from Peoria, Arizona, added another chapter to that history by earning the 2026 B&B Racing Chassis Southern Region Rookie of the Year award in the Sunoco IMCA Hobby Stock division.
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Takeaways from Colorado's uninspired loss to Arizona State
The final score doesn't show how lopsided Colorado 's game against Arizona State was. ASU dominated the Buffaloes, taking the lead on their first possession and never relinquishing it. But the Sun Devils' second-half mistakes, particularly their poor tackling and untimely penalties, gave Colorado the chance to get back into this game. They capitalized with a touchdown to make it a 10-point game in the fourth quarter, but failed to convert on a fourth-and-15 on their final drive. Here is everything we learned from Colorado's loss to Arizona State. Colorado's run game cannot be consistent in Big 12 play The Buffaloes finally got a win in the Big 12 last week against Kansas State . However, everything that worked last week didn't work this week. Colorado won by running the ball, primarily with Richard Young. Young had most of the carries, but managed only 47 yards and 3.1 yards per carry. They also never had a run of 10 yards or more. Their 52 rushing yards were also a season low. The Go-Go offense relies on the run, and like others in the Big 12, Colorado couldn't run the ball in this game. Deion Sanders' job is no longer safe
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Denver doubles up ASU, spoils Hakstol’s home debut
TEMPE, Ariz. — No. 4 Denver put up 50 shots on goal courtesy of the Pioneers’ relentless attack that never seemed to let up for 60 minutes of hockey. Those 50 shots on goal were twice what Arizona State was able to put up Friday (25). Not only...
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DU Triathlon Set For 2026 National Championship
TEMPE, Ariz.– The University of Denver women's triathlon team's 2026 campaign culminates on Sunday at the Collegiate National Championships at Tempe Town Lake. Arizona State is hosting nationals for the second consecutive season as the championships returned to the desert last year after being held in Clermont, Florida, in 2024.
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Hockey drops series opener to No. 4 Denver
TEMPE – Sun Devil Hockey (5-4-0, 1-2-0 NCHC) fell short, 6-3, in the series opener against No. 4 Denver (6-2-1, 3-0-0 NCHC) on Friday night at Mullett Arena. Arizona State surrendered two consecutive power-play goals following a five-minute major penalty in the final period, which ultimately proved to be the difference as regulation time wound down.