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ASU (12-11, 4-6 Pac-12) upset No. 6 Arizona (20-3, 8-2 Pac-12) 71-68 on Saturday, just a week to the day that the Sun Devils accomplished the same feat against the then-No. 2 Wildcats last year.
They did so, however, with two players who didn't play a key role in last year's win.
ASU shot the lights out of Wells Fargo Arena in Thursday's 68-44 win over Loyola Marymount.
The Sun Devils had 30 points from downtown, with multiple players getting in on the action. The team went 10 for 22, shooting an extremely efficient 45.5 percent from deep.
Junior forward Cali Farquharson was recently named the Pac–12 player of the week, coming off a weekend in which she tallied five goals: two against New Mexico State and three in her second career hat trick in ASU’s game against Nevada. This is the first time she has been given this honor in her career.
ASU soccer had won its last five games heading into Friday night's game against Cal State Northridge, the longest streak for the team since 2003.
Against the Matadors, the Sun Devils bested that streak with a 2-0 win.
Attacker Petra Pardi is the only senior on the ASU water polo team and was fresh off being recognized for her contribution to the team before it faced UCLA, the final home game of the regular season.
ASU received a big lift from two of their seniors late in the game to topple the Stanford Cardinal 67-62 on Thursday in a much-needed win heading into the Pac–12 tournament.
Senior forward Shaquielle McKissic led his team with a game-high 23 points, shouldering most of the scoring load throughout the game.
ASU soccer's early offensive output helped the Sun Devils dispatch their northern neighbors, the NAU Lumberjacks, 4-2 in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Coach Kevin Boyd's squad put on a show at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium, in front of a record crowd of 2,067 fans with a large contingent of NAU fans traveling to watch the game.
A packed Wells Fargo Arena welcomed the return of one of it’s most famous alumni: James Harden.
The Houston Rockets guard made his return to his alma mater following the all-star break before heading to Texas to play the Dallas Mavericks on Friday.
The ASU men's basketball team had a much better game this time around after its breakdown against Utah.
Senior forward Shaquielle McKissic had a stellar performance, scoring 16 points after only managing to score seven points in his previous outing. McKissic also had a flurry of dunks in the game, including an alley-oop, as well as a two-handed fast break jam to beat the halftime buzzer.