Tag: Arizona State Sun Devils

K-State defeated Arizona State 74-67, marking the Sun Devils' first home loss of the season. The Wildcats showcased strong teamwork with 21 assists on 24 field goals and four players scoring in double figures, led by Taryn Sides with 21 points. K-State heads to Arizona for their next game.

In a tightly contested game, Kansas State's juniors P.J. Haggerty and Abdi Bashir Jr. combined for 47 points, but fell short against Arizona State, losing 87-84. K-State's late rally closed the gap from nine points to one, but two free throws by Moe Odum sealed the victory for the Sun Devils.

Kansas Football will make history by participating in the Union Jack Classic against Arizona State at Wembley Stadium on September 19, 2026, marking the first college football game at the iconic venue. This initiative highlights the growth of the Jayhawks and the Big 12 Conference's international expansion efforts, providing unique experiences for fans and athletes.

Arizona State defeated Kansas State 66-54, ending its six-game losing streak. K-State struggled without senior Coleman Hawkins, scoring a season-low 54 points at 33.3% shooting. Freshman Jayden Quaintance led ASU with 18 points. David N'Guessan was K-State's standout with 20 points and 13 rebounds, but the team's rhythm was disrupted.

K-State defeated Arizona State 81-69, extending its win streak to 14 and improving its record to 19-1. Temira Poindexter led with 19 points, supported by Serena Sundell's 15. K-State's strong second half included seven 3-pointers. Despite a solid effort from Jalyn Brown, who scored 32 for Arizona State, the Wildcats secured their seventh Big 12 win.

Kansas showcased a dominant performance against Arizona State, winning 75-52. Elle Evans led with 22 points, supported by Regan Williams (13 points, 8 rebounds), Brittany Harshaw (12 points), and Laia Conesa (11 points). Kansas excelled in defense, forcing 20 turnovers and controlling the paint, improving their record to 12-5.

The No. 11 Kansas Jayhawks, led by Zeke Mayo's 23 points and Hunter Dickinson's double-double, defeated Arizona State 74-55 after trailing at halftime. A fierce defensive effort allowed Kansas to limit Arizona State to just 13 second-half points. Next, Kansas faces Cincinnati in a Big 12 matchup on Saturday.

No. 16 Kansas State's hopes for the Big 12 Championship ended with a 24-14 loss to Arizona State, marking their second consecutive defeat. Arizona State, now 8-2, dominated early, leading 21-0 at halftime. Despite some late scoring from K-State, they couldn't recover, leaving them to prepare for their next game against Cincinnati.

The Kansas Jayhawks will face Arizona State for the first time on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. CT, televised on ESPN2. Kansas has previously played at ASU's Mountain America Stadium during the 2008 Insight Bowl. Currently, Kansas is 1-3, while Arizona State stands at 3-1 with a recent loss in Big 12 play.

The Big 12 Board of Directors has voted unanimously to admit Arizona State University, University of Arizona, and University...