Podcast appearances and mentions of Manny Wilkins

Welcome to Episode #46 of the UFL Week In Review podcast, your definitive source for United Football League news, analysis, and insider information! In this jam-packed episode, we break down all the major developments from Week 5 of the 2025 UFL season.Our headline story this week focuses on the groundbreaking Collective Bargaining Agreement finalized between UFL players and league management. We analyze the key provisions of this historic deal, what it means for player compensation, benefits, and the long-term stability of the league. This agreement represents a major milestone for the UFL as it continues to establish itself as a legitimate professional football alternative.We also dive into the surprising roster moves from the St. Louis Battlehawks, who have re-signed quarterback Brandon Silvers while placing Manny Wilkins on injured reserve. Our analysis explores what this means for the Battlehawks' playoff chances and how it might shift the balance of power in the conference.The Week 4 television ratings are in, and we've got the complete breakdown of viewership numbers from both FOX and ABC broadcasts. Learn which games drew the biggest audiences and what these figures tell us about the league's growing popularity and media strategy.Attendance figures from the holiday weekend games show some concerning trends that we analyze in depth. Is this just a temporary holiday slump or something the league should be worried about long-term?Our exclusive "Behind the Scenes" segment takes you inside the UFL Gameday Defenders operations, giving you insider access you won't find anywhere else.Plus, we cover all the latest news including Championship Game ticket sales, the newly announced corporate partnerships, Players of the Week, and updated betting odds and fantasy recommendations.

(00:00-22:38) There's just so much to discuss this morning. The St. Louis Concession. The Note on a 12-game winning streak. FOTS, Robert Thomas leading the league in points since the Four Nations. Audio of Jim Montgomery talking about the record win streak. Cam scored 4 goals in Chaser's Puck Cancer game on Friday. Monty's gotta be in the mix: Full Stop. Jackson's 11-1 on The Spread Zone. Dawson's Creek on the WB. (22:46-47:56) Not an ideal day for the Cardinals pitching staff. Helsley with a little trouble finding the strike zone. Ivan Herrera to the IL. Heading to Pittsburgh and nobody's playing better than the Pirates. Manny Wilkins don't play. Too much silver in the Battlehawks unis. New turf in the Battle Dome looked great. The Bengals need to come home. (48:06-1:04:05) The audience wants to hear the audio of the Avalanche play-by-play guy not happy with the refs on Saturday. Bobo Brazil. Poor Duke. Stan Kroenke buying the Cardinals. Gulf of Ladue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-22:38) There's just so much to discuss this morning. The St. Louis Concession. The Note on a 12-game winning streak. FOTS, Robert Thomas leading the league in points since the Four Nations. Audio of Jim Montgomery talking about the record win streak. Cam scored 4 goals in Chaser's Puck Cancer game on Friday. Monty's gotta be in the mix: Full Stop. Jackson's 11-1 on The Spread Zone. Dawson's Creek on the WB. (22:46-47:56) Not an ideal day for the Cardinals pitching staff. Helsley with a little trouble finding the strike zone. Ivan Herrera to the IL. Heading to Pittsburgh and nobody's playing better than the Pirates. Manny Wilkins don't play. Too much silver in the Battlehawks unis. New turf in the Battle Dome looked great. The Bengals need to come home. (48:06-1:04:05) The audience wants to hear the audio of the Avalanche play-by-play guy not happy with the refs on Saturday. Bobo Brazil. Poor Duke. Stan Kroenke buying the Cardinals. Gulf of Ladue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

- Jordan Walker leaves Spring Training game with pain in his left knee- Can we even claim that the Cards are in a retool?- Who says no to these NHL trade proposals?- What's Trending- When push comes to shove, what will the Cards prioritize?- Sports Six-Pack Part I- Sports Six-Pack Part II- Is LeBron being unfairly criticized?- The Gauntlet- What's the Cardinals' vision for 2025?- Bet the Board- Blues Radio Analyst, Joe Vitale on why the Blues should keep Brayden Schenn instead of dealing him- Around the Diamond: Alec Burleson- Our 2025 Projected Cardinals Lineup- Battlehawks' Quarterback, Manny Wilkins on some of the changes to the team heading into the 2025 season- What We Learned & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

- Jordan Walker leaves Spring Training game with pain in his left knee - Can we even claim that the Cards are in a retool? - Who says no to these NHL trade proposals? - What's Trending - When push comes to shove, what will the Cards prioritize? - Sports Six-Pack Part I - Sports Six-Pack Part II - Is LeBron being unfairly criticized? - The Gauntlet - What's the Cardinals' vision for 2025? - Bet the Board - Blues Radio Analyst, Joe Vitale on why the Blues should keep Brayden Schenn instead of dealing him - Around the Diamond: Alec Burleson - Our 2025 Projected Cardinals Lineup - Battlehawks' Quarterback, Manny Wilkins on some of the changes to the team heading into the 2025 season - What We Learned & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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We start our position-by-position look back at the 2019 season, and where better to start than with the quarterbacks? So here we go: 45 minutes on Tim Boyle. Also Shawn Mennenga should be fired.Evaluating the Packers quarterbacks (1:59)Manny Wilkins was never active. Tim Boyle got mop-up duty. But Aaron Rodgers provided some big moments — and raised some even bigger questions.Evaluating the Packers’ special teamers (21:29)Three parts of the Packers’ special teams performance in 2019 really merit further consideration: the field goal kicking, the punting, and the punt returning. In two of those situations, Shawn Mennenga was a big factor — and not for the better.Further reading: Packers' JK Scott works to get his mojo back after tinkering leads to inconsistencySUPPORT BLUE 58Donate to our Patreon - $1 per month offsets our podcast hosting costs.Buy a T-Shirt or Sweatshirt - Look good while supporting The Power Sweep.Leave us a 5-Star Review on iTunes - It helps more people find the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report podcast, former Arizona State starting quarterback Manny Wilkins spends an hour speaking candidly with Sun Devil Source publisher Chris Karpman about a variety of topics. Some of the things Wilkins answered on this podcast include: -- Why did Wilkins say the 2018 season was his most enjoyable as a Sun Devil? -- What were the challenges associated with playing for a different offensive coordinator in four straight seasons? -- How do the leadership styles of Todd Graham and Herm Edwards contrast in Wilkins' opinion and to what impact on the team? -- What were the quarterback competitions like in 2016 and 2017? -- What makes Eno Benjamin such a remarkable player? -- What are the keys for coaches to interact successfully with modern college players? -- In what ways did Wilkins see himself personally grow and develop through his career? -- What advice would Wilkins give to ASU's quarterbacks vying for the starting job this year? -- How does it feel practicing at the NFL level with the Green Bay Packers? -- How has the initial phase of working with star quarterback Aaron Rodgers impacted Wilkins? This is a jam-packed, extremely insightful episode of the Sun Devil Source Report that you simply do not want to miss.

Mike and Wes share their impressions from the Packers' rookie minicamp. Amongst the draft picks discussed are Gary (1:49); Savage, Sternberger and Summers (5:34); and Hollman (7:34). Undrafted rookies Manny Wilkins (12:57) and Matthew Eaton (16:19) also enter the conversation.

Manny Wilkins is a recent graduate of Arizona State University and currently pursuing his dream of the NFL. Before becoming a three year starter at QB for ASU he dealt with tragic loss, gut wrenching hardship, and unimaginable anger at an early age. This is his story.

In this episode of the Speak of the Devils Sitdown Series, I talk with former Sun Devil and current starting quarterback for Virginia Bryce Perkins. We discuss his success in his first year in the ACC, the process behind his decision to leave ASU, lessons from junior college, his advice for ASU's young quarterbacks...and whether he or Manny Wilkins had the hurdle move first.

Jordan and Haley catch you up on the big AZ headlines including all the offseason. Brad talks to Arizona State Quarterback Manny Wilkins (13:46 on podcast) from the banquet on his accomplishment and time at ASU. NFL Network Senior Fantasy Analyst, Michael Fabiano (20:55 on podcast), answers all your fantasy questions and what to do this fantasy playoff season. We wrap things up with ‘Talk to the Lopes' (30:12 on podcast), talking everything GCU athletics with GCULopes.com reporter, Paul Coro. The post Dbacks Offseason Challenges, ASU Quarterback Manny Wilkins, NFL Network Senior Fantasy Analyst Michael Fabiano & ‘Talk to the Lopes' appeared first on Sports360AZ.

Jeff Munn and ASU head coach Herm Edwards talk about this Saturday's Territorial Cup against Arizona with special guests, Executive Sr. Associate Athletic Director Jean Boyd, as well as quarterback Manny Wilkins and wide receiver N'Keal Harry. 

In this latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report Podcast: Unfiltered, host Max Madden is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and staff reporter Jack Harris to break down Arizona State’s 31-29 loss to Oregon and elimination from the Pac-12 South race. On the episode, which was recorded while the gang drove back from Eugene to Portland following the game, the trio discusses: -- The Sun Devils’ failed comeback against the Ducks -- The play of ASU’s young defense, which included a first career start from freshman safety Cam Phillips -- How senior quarterback Manny Wilkins will be remembered now that he will finish his ASU career without a Pac-12 title -- ASU’s upcoming regular season finale in the Territorial Cup against Arizona next Saturday

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris, Max Madden, and Mason Kern as they review Arizona State's 31-28 victory over UCLA on Senior Day. With the win, ASU improved its overall record to 6-4 and 4-3 in Pac-12 play to secure bowl eligibility and seal a sweep of the Pac-12's Los Angeles schools for just the fifth time in program history. Discussed on this episode of the podcast: -- An update on the latest with ASU football recruiting -- A breakdown of ASU’s key plays that helped the team notch a win in ASU’s final game at Sun Devil Stadium in 2018 -- How the Sun Devils needed to rely on sophomore tailback Eno Benjamin -- The impressive performance of senior quarterback Manny Wilkins in his last game in Tempe -- The impact of Sun Devils’ junior wideout N’Keal Harry evaluation of how Danny Gonzales’ defense competed against a UCLA offense that was led by graduate-transfer quarterback Wilton Speight -- How the Pac-12 did as a whole in Week 11, what the win did in the Pac-12 South race, and a basketball discussion about ASU’s first three games

Breakdown (75 Minutes) Ralph Amsden and Chilly discuss Arizona State's 31-28 win over UCLA, and attempt to address the following questions: Should ASU be satisfied with Bowl Eligibility? What are the chances ASU wins the Pac-12 South? How did Cam Phillips and Evan Fields look filling in for Demonte King and Jalen Harvey? Was Merlin Robertson's targeting call fair? Why Is Brandon Ruiz struggling? Is Eno Benjamin Arizona State's best RB ever? How can ASU duplicate UCLA's Tight End Production? Is Danny Gonzales the coach of the future? Finally, Ralph and Chilly discuss the legacy of Manny Wilkins and N'Keal Harry.

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris, Mason Kern, and Max Madden as they analyze Arizona State's 38-35 win over USC at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum last Saturday. ASU's (4-4, 2-3 Pac-12) win in Southern California was not only its first road victory of 2018 but also snapped USC (4-4, 3-3 Pac-12) coach Clay Helton’s career undefeated home record of 19-0. In evaluating the Sun Devils' win over their Pac-12 South foe, we begin the show by discussing some of the most critical plays that led to the outcome: ASU junior receiver N'Keal Harry's 44-yard touchdown catch, sophomore running back Eno Benjamin's 49-yard touchdown run to give his team a 24-7 lead, Harry's third-quarter 92-yard punt return touchdown that put the Sun Devils back in front for good, and more. How effective was ASU's offense after the team got back to the ground-and-pound style coach Herm Edwards has said he's most comfortable with? Benjamin gained 192 yards on the ground over 29 carries to go along with two touchdowns. Sun Devils' senior quarterback Manny Wilkins bounced back against USC after receiving harsh criticism following ASU's loss to Stanford two weeks ago when he failed to lead a successful two-minute drive. Wilkins completed 14-of-22 passes for 166 yards, one passing touchdown, one rushing touchdown, and one fumble lost. While Wilkins statistics don't jump out, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound quarterback also rushed nine times for 89 yards, including ASU's final touchdown of the day, a 45-yard touchdown run with just 1:23 remaining in the game. In the City of Angels, Harry, the Sun Devils' best-regarded NFL prospect, hauled in four passes for 95 yards including a jaw-dropping 28-yard one-handed catch in the fourth quarter and the 92-yard punt return touchdown. Was this game potentially Harry's most complete game in his ASU career? In the first half of ASU's win over USC, the team's defense, led by coordinator Danny Gonzales, surrendered just seven points (USC sophomore wide receiver Tyler Vaughns had an 82-yard punt return touchdown on USC's first touch of the day). However, in the first five minutes of the second half, ASU's defense yielded 14 points, as USC jumped ahead of the Sun Devils. While Gonzales' unit held USC to just seven points in the fourth quarter, including a critical fourth-and-1 stop with 10:16 remaining in the game while USC made its way down to the ASU 20-yard line. How did the defense perform in totality? Early in the game, Gonzales' defense was able to generate pressure on redshirt freshman quarterback Jack Sears who was making his first career start in place of freshman JT Daniels (concussion), but ASU was only able to produce two sacks. The unit did record five tackles for loss for a combined 32 yards. What was the impact of these negative plays? With ASU's win over USC, the Sun Devils are once again in the mix for the Pac-12 South title. What must the Sun Devils' do the rest of the way to put themselves in position to take the division? What does a win against a powerhouse program like USC at the Coliseum do for ASU's program? They review how the Pac-12 did in Week 9 and how the conference has done this season before making a quick note the addition of four-star wide receiver prospect, according to 247 Composite Rankings, Chad Johnson Jr.

Breakdown (77 Minutes) Ralph Amsden talks about Arizona State's 38-35 win over USC on his drive back to Arizona from Los Angeles. How was Arizona State able to build an early lead, withstand a third quarter charge by the Trojans, and ultimately hang on to win? What does this win mean for Arizona State's remaining 2018 slate of games, and what does it mean for Manny Wilkins legacy?  Ralph Amsden also checks in with Mission Viejo QB Joey Yellen, a 2019 Arizona State commit, as well as his head coach Chad Johnson. 

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris, Mason Kern, and Max Madden as they analyze Arizona State's 20-13 loss against Stanford. In evaluating the Sun Devils' (3-4, 1-3 Pac-12) fourth loss in their past five games, they begin the show by revisiting ASU's failed final drive of the game that began with 2:20 remaining in the game and ended with senior quarterback Manny Wilkins throwing a pass in the flat to sophomore running back Eno Benjamin with eight seconds left who was tackled in bounds. ASU couldn't get off a play after that as time expired. What happened on that drive that prevented Wilkins and the offense from taking a couple shots at a potential game-tying touchdown? Wilkins completed 26-of-43 passes for 353 yards, one rushing touchdown, one interception, and one fumble lost. The senior signal-caller didn't connect on some crucial plays, and couldn't lead the team into the end zone on its final drive. How did the crew evaluate Wilkins' performance in the losing effort? This was a game of missed opportunities for ASU as the Sun Devils turned the ball over three times, each time coming in Stanford territory. How much did these mistakes cost ASU? The Sun Devils got away from the ground-and-pound run game that head coach Herm Edwards has repeatedly said he wants to utilize as sophomore running back Eno Benjamin rushed only 11 times for 38 yards. Benjamin did catch five passes for 43 yards, but didn't have a carry after 6:59 in the third quarter. Why did ASU largely abandon the run game and why wasn't it more effective? The Danny Gonzales-led defense generated just one sack but did produce 12 tackles for loss and the unit only allowed 20 points. How well did the defense perform against Stanford? While the defense was able to stifle Stanford's run game allowing just 127 rush yards on 43 carries (3 yards per carry), critical penalties plagued the Sun Devils. ASU had seven total penalties for 76 yards, with each occurring on defense. How did these mistakes affect ASU's ability to keep the Cardinal off the board? They review how the Pac-12 did in Week 8 and how the conference has done this season before concluding the podcast with perspective on where the ASU program lies after seven games in the Herm Edwards' era.

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris and Max Madden as they analyze Arizona State's 28-21 loss at Pac-12 South foe Colorado, which was then-ranked No. 21. In evaluating the Sun Devils' (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12) first Pac-12 South loss of the season, they begin the show by revisiting ASU's critical fourth-and-goal play at the 3-yard-line early in the fourth quarter with ASU trailing the Buffaloes 28-21. The Sun Devils ran a fade to sophomore wideout Curtis Hodges, who couldn't haul in the touchdown. Was it the right play call there? How did the sequence of plays leading up to it impact what was called and ran? ASU and sophomore tailback Eno Benjamin seemed to have the running game working in full effect in the first half as Benjamin had 20 carries for 96 and two touchdowns. How did the offensive line and the play calling enable this? In the second half, Benjamin had eight times for just 24 yards. What changed for the Sun Devils' rushing attack and how did this contribute to ASU scoring just seven points while holding the ball for just over ten minutes in the second half? Senior quarterback Manny Wilkins was only sacked twice but both were very meaningful plays, one in the red zone with ASU trying to tie the game down 28-21 and another on ASU's last offensive drive of the game. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound senior from Novato, California, completed 12-of-22 passes for 222 yards and one touchdown against the Buffaloes, with long completions of 72, 40, and 30 yards on the day. How did Wilkins perform overall at Folsom Field? Colorado's sophomore wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr. had quite the game with all four of the Buffaloes' touchdowns, including 13 receptions for 127 yards to go along with five carries for 13 yards. Shenault had two touchdowns as a receiver and two out of direct snaps in a Wildcat formation, and now leads the Pac-12 with 10 touchdowns on the season. Conversely, junior wide receiver N'Keal Harry, who suffered an apparent right leg injury in the third quarter on a punt return, hauled in three receptions for 63 yards and had one rush for two yards. How did the usages of both standout players differ? How much was Harry involved in ASU's game plan? The Sun Devils' defense didn't generate a sack and only forced five TFL's for a combined six yards in the losing effort. Junior quarterback Steven Montez had a nice game leading Colorado to victory, completing 23-of-33 passes for 328 yards and two touchdowns. Why couldn't ASU's defensive line get to Montez? The crew provide analysis on how Colorado's offensive line was more physical at the point of attack than ASU's front six. How did the Sun Devils' secondary fair against Montez, specifically sophomore cornerbacks Chase Lucas and Kobe Williams? Karpman further breaks down the situation involving senior linebacker Koron Crump who has decided to leave the ASU program, with hopes of regaining his explosiveness that he lost with his torn ACL. Crump is now working toward getting fully ready to take part in ASU's Pro Day. They review how the Pac-12 did in Week 6 to conclude this edition of the podcast.

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris and Max Madden as they analyze Arizona State's 28-21 loss at San Diego State in the team's first road game of the season. They begin the show discussing the crucial fourth-and-1 play that the ASU offense could not convert before SDSU went on an 11-play, 85-yard drive that ended with a touchdown that tied the game at 14 just before half. The crew provide a complete breakdown on ASU's offense, including an evaluation of the quarterback play from senior Manny Wilkins, sophomore wideout Frank Darby (who had a career night) and analysis on ASU's lack of a capable running game. They then analyze how ASU's defense competed, including a breakdown of why the Aztecs were so successful running the ball, most notably through junior running back Juwan Washington who finished the game with 27 carries for 138 yards and a touchdown. They discuss the physicality that SDSU showed and Karpman explains his reasoning for why ASU couldn't match it. They conclude with their perspectives on what the impact of the loss will be for a team whose schedule only gets tougher as the Sun Devils next game will come up north as they take on No. 10 Washington on Sept. 22.

In the latest episode of the Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, publisher Chris Karpman and host Rob Werner are joined by staff reporters Jack Harris and Max Madden as they analyze Arizona State's season-opening 16-13 victory over then-ranked No. 15 Michigan State. They begin the show discussing the key plays in ASU's third victory over a Top-15 team in Tempe this century. The crew provides a complete breakdown on ASU's offense, including an evaluation of the quarterback play from senior Manny Wilkins, analysis on ASU's rushing attack and how the Sun Devils' offensive line faired against a potent Michigan State defensive line. They then analyze how ASU's defense competed, including a breakdown of the Tillman and ranger positions. The crew speaks on the impact freshman linebacker Merlin Robertson (nine tackles, 1.5 sacks) as well as senior Tillman safety Jalen Harvey, who led the team in tackles with 10. They conclude with their perspectives on what the impact of a win like this against a blue-collar program like Michigan State can do for ASU's team currently and program in the future.

On Week 3 of Inside Pac-12 Football, Pac-12 Networks’ Mike Yam, Curtis Conway and Yogi Roth break down key storylines and matchups in the Conference of Champions. They debate whether Utah can upset Washington in Salt Lake City (2:15), dissect why Stanford has been clutch so far this season (7:24), and discuss the biggest changes at Arizona State and Oregon (29:53). Mike also interviews Colorado wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr. (11:19) and Arizona State quarterback Manny Wilkins (23:14). Also, Yogi has a very special interview with Matt Leinart and Vince Young about the 2006 Rose Bowl (35:12).

Tim Healey and ASU head coach Herm Edwards reflect on last week's win against UTSA and look ahead to this Saturday against Michigan State. They are joined by special guests quarterback Manny Wilkins, tackle Cohl Cabral and offensive coordinator Rob Likens. 

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks pick the best RB, QB, and WR (9:30) combinations in the NFL before they switch sides of the ball an pick the best DL, LB, DB triplets in the league (17:45). The guys also cover the new transfer and redshirt rules in college football before DJ sat down with Penn State QB Trace McSorley and ASU signal caller Manny Wilkins (25:27).Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks pick the best RB, QB, and WR (9:30) combinations in the NFL before they switch sides of the ball an pick the best DL, LB, DB triplets in the league (17:45). The guys also cover the new transfer and redshirt rules in college football before DJ sat down with Penn State QB Trace McSorley and ASU signal caller Manny Wilkins (25:27).

Episode 2 Rundown (86 minutes) (Intro) Ralph Amsden opens up the show talking about Arizona State's national media reputation since Herm Edwards' settled in, and muses about what exactly motivates soon-to-be third-year starter at QB, Manny Wilkins. (22:00) Recruiting! Arizona State doesn't have any 2019 commits- should you worry? Who could they land at each position? (48:00) Former ASU LB Antonio Longino talks about his time at ASU, his thoughts on the current team, the adversity he faced after leaving ASU, and the book (Fourth and Trenches) he wrote with his brother. (1:12:00) DevilsDigest.com reporter Jack Harris talks about Arizona State's 2018 baseball season. What went wrong? Can things be salvagedin the immediate future?

As he gears up for his final season in maroon-and-gold, the leader of the Sun Devil offense opens up. In this episode, I talk with Arizona State senior quarterback Manny Wilkins. During our conversation, we discuss why he plays the game, how he's looking to use his platform and profile to inspire good in today's youth, the changes in this year's offense, how Herm Edwards has brought "juice" to the team, and much more.

Welcome to Season 4 of the Devil's Junkie Podcast! Episode 1 Rundown (57 minutes) Ralph Amsden opens up the show talking about Arizona State's most recent basketball commit, Uros Plavsic, and brings in Rivals National Basketball Analyst Corey Evans to analyze the Sun Devils' 2018 basketball recruiting class (4:45). (15:45) Local 2019 Chandler High QB Jacob Conover and TE Brayden Liebrock are on official visits this weekend, what do you need to know about them? (20:00) The 'vibe' of practice is much more relaxed. A conversation with Devil's Digest publisher Hod Rabino on how the new atmosphere could possibly affect the team. (26:00) Talking about Spring standouts and Blake Barnett's transfer.  (30:00) What do Manny Wilkins and Herm Edwards need to do to be on the same page? (37:00) A look at where ASU player were taken in this weekend's NFL Draft, and a conversation with former ASU OL Marshal Nathe on his medical retirement, and how he sees ASU's draft eligible players faring in the NFL.

On the final edition of the Pregame Podcast for the 2017 season, Chris Karpman of Sun Devils Source joins the podcast to discuss the matchup with Arizona State in the Sun Bowl. Karpman discusses the versatility of quarterback Manny Wilkins, both sides of the ball for ASU and where the team currently stands with its head coach fired and offensive coordinator already leaving the team.

It's time to ground and pound on Speak of the Devils. After a look at the latest news (4:33), we review the highs and lows (but mostly highs) of the comeback win over Colorado (11:41).  Next up, it's the Sun Devil Stock Report (49:56), where we'll trade on the Double Inferno, Todd Graham's future, and the Territorial Cup. We're then joined by Pac-12 Networks' analyst Yogi Roth (1:03:45). He discusses ASU's season, Manny Wilkins' growth, and previews the Sun Devils' battle against UCLA. Then we dive into ASU's game against the Bruins, from the keys to victory to the critical match ups. We wrap up by giving out our fearless predictions (1:20:00).

THIS IS NOT A DRILL! FOOTBALL IS HERE! ASU is kicking off their 2017 season this week, and Speak of the Devils is here to give you the in-depth preview. After a look at the news and new depth chart (3:29), we chat with ASU senior running back Demario Richard (14:23) to get his thoughts on wrapping up fall camp, facing the Aggies, and the offense under Manny Wilkins. Then it's time for a fun Sun Devil Stock Report (18:41) before going behind enemy lines with New Mexico State insider Jason Groves (26:15) to learn more about what the Aggies will bring to Tempe on Thursday. Finally, we wrap up with our game preview (40:20), in which we outline what to expect from NMSU, our keys to the game, and our score predictions.

Another year, another fierce battle for the starting quarterback job for the Sun Devils. Hard Count: The Devils' Decision returns to break down Arizona State's competition and give you unparalleled insight into the players, coaches, and key developments. In the season two premiere, we take an in-depth review of ASU's 2016 season and how the roller coaster ride helped shaped the program and the current situation. We also take an honest look at how the battle is shaping up, and how the returning competitors have positioned themselves for the challenges that lay ahead. Featuring interviews with Todd Graham, Ray Anderson, Chip Lindsey, Manny Wilkins, Brady White, Bryce Perkins, N'Keal Harry, and many more.

A valiant effort comes up short, and now it's time for a Sun Devil duck hunt. We kick off the new Speak of the Devils with a look back at the disappointing, but not without merit, loss to Washington State.  Then it's time to visit with "The Voice of the Sun Devils", the legendary Tim Healey. He shares his perspective on the rash of injuries, the progression of Manny Wilkins, and how ASU stacks up against Oregon. Then it's time for a rousing Sun Devil Stock Report, where Joe buys and sells the latest trends surrounding the team. We're then joined by Oregon insider A.J. Jacobson of DuckSportsAuthority.com. He breaks down why the Ducks have struggled this year, why they remain dangerous, and how hot Mark Helfrich's seat is. We wrap up with our preview of Saturday's big game, including the keys to victory and our predictions. Stick around for a visit from Uniformity's Cole Streeper, who gives us a hint about the hot new uniforms ASU will wear this week.

Episode 14: The Sun Devils entered their weekend showdown with Washington State limited due to injuries and absences to key players like sophomore left guard Sam Jones, junior center A.J. McCollum and sophomore safety Armand Perry, and Arizona State's showdown with the Cougars left Todd Graham's team in an even worse space injury-wise. In this week's episode of the 'Sun Devil Source Report,' hosts Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman break down the Sun Devils' injury situation which now includes another injury to sophomore quarterback Manny Wilkins and an injury linebacker Salamo Fiso suffered in the fourth quarter of ASU's 37-32 loss. After breaking down how ASU adjusted its game plan for freshman quarterback Dillon Sterling-Cole and the Sun Devils' reliance on their "Sparky" package, Kerry and Chris talk about the key plays and important missed opportunities that helped define Saturday's game. At the end of the episode, Kerry and Chris discuss the current Pac-12 landscape, and dive into the issues ASU's next opponent, Oregon, is facing defensively.

Ralph Amsden, Brett Quintyne and Chilly talk about Arizona State's flat performance in Boulder, and grapple over whether or not ASU lost to a "better" team. The topic of Manny Wilkins is a sore subject, figuratively and literally- should he have been left in? Ralph asks Brett and Chilly whether the NCAA should step in and do something to put an end to Mike Leach's accusations of Arizona State attempting to gain an unfair advantage through signal stealing.  Last, the guys talk about what ASU needs to do to take down their third air-raid opponent of the season this weekend. 

Arizona State entered Saturday's matchup against Colorado with an opportunity to take control of its own destiny in the Pac-12 South, but the Sun Devils floundered in a 40-16 blowout loss at the hands of the Buffaloes. After picking the Buffaloes to win in a dominant fashion last week, hosts Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman are back to explain why they felt the Buffaloes were the superior team and what Colorado did to control the game at the line of scrimmage. With an injury to quarterback Manny Wilkins hampering ASU's offensive capabilities, Kerry and Chris explain why the Sun Devils were better off starting Wilkins than his freshmen backups. Additionally, Kerry and Chris talk about ASU's tackling issues, which have become a reoccurring theme for the Sun Devils throughout the last two seasons. After diving into another outstanding special teams performance by kicker Zane Gonzalez and punter Matt Haack, Kerry and Chris take their regular swing around the Pac-12 and look at the standings and the outlook moving forward. The episode finishes up with Kerry and Chris' reviews of their favorite spots they visited in Boulder, Colorado over the weekend.

Ralph Amsden, Brett Quintyne and Chilly reflect on Arizona State's 23-20 win over UCLA to move to 5-1, and discuss what to expect in an upstart Colorado team in Boulder next week.  With Dillon Sterling Cole likely to start, and Jack Smith likely to fill an emergency backup role as Manny Wilkins heals and Brady White sits out an extended period, the guys let you know what you can expect from both quarterbacks. They also discuss Brady White's debut performance.

The Sun Devils came into Saturday's matchup with their backup quarterback and as 10-point underdogs, but emerged victorious as Arizona State took down UCLA by a final score of 23-20. Redshirt freshman Brady White started in place of sophomore Manny Wilkins who missed the game with an ankle injury, and White ended up suffering a season-ending injury in the fourth quarter that leaves ASU's quarterback depth in a world of uncertainty at the halfway point of the season. 'Sun Devil Source Report' hosts Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman are back to break down the ASU quarterback situation and talk about what options the Sun Devils have moving into their matchup with the Colorado Buffaloes. Chris and Kerry break down how ASU's special teams served as an advantage for the Sun Devils yet again against the Bruins, and explain the specific adjustments the Sun Devils made against UCLA's offense that enabled defensive success, despite having to play most of the game without Kareem Orr at cornerback. Kerry and Chris start the episode with a breakdown of why ASU's uniforms against UCLA threw them off, and finish it up with a deep dive into the Pac-12 standings and a look around the league at the midway point of the year.

Arizona State dropped its first Pac-12 road contest of the season in a 41-20 blowout loss against USC, and 'Sun Devil Source Report' hosts Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman are back to put the defeat in perspective for the Sun Devils. Kerry and Chris talk about the loss of quarterback Manny Wilkins and what his injury means for the Sun Devils, why ASU struggled to move the ball offensively against a USC defense that had trouble with its opponents throughout the month of September, and what issues ASU will face moving forward. Kerry and Chris break down the performance of redshirt freshman quarterback Brady White who came in to relieve an injured Wilkins, discuss how ASU's tackling issues have evolved over the course of the season and why the Sun Devils failed to execute defensively against USC, and what the loss to a Pac-12 South foe means for ASU in the grand scheme of the 2016 season. Kerry and Chris wrap up the episode with a detailed look at the race in the Pac-12, with looks at some of the surprising teams of the season in Washington and Colorado.

Another week, another thrilling win. Now things really ramp up for the Sun Devils and Speak of the Devils. First up, we dive into our review of the win over Cal. Why was there another slow start...and how did ASU manage to storm back? Then it's time to talk with ASU offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey. He discusses the slow starts, strong finishes, and the clutch ability of Manny Wilkins. It's then time to Buy or Sell on the Sun Devil Stock Report. Are we bullish on ASU's contender status? We're then joined by a pair of emerging stars for the Sun Devils: Safety Armand Perry and wide receiver Jalen Harvey. Then it's time to preview the battle against USC. First up, we're joined by Trojan beat writer Joey Kaufman of the OC Register for an insider's view of USC, and we conclude with our in-depth preview looking at the critical match-ups, keys to the game, and fearless predictions.

Ralph Amsden, Brett Quintyne and Chilly discuss Arizona State's 32-28 win over UTSA, and look ahead to the Sun Devils attempt to go 4-0 with a victory over Cal.  The guys discuss Cal's roster and tendencies, and give their predictions about who will come out on top.  Additional topics include whether Manny Wilkins is risking his body the way he runs the ball, nitpicking the holes (if there are any) in N'Keal Harry's game, and the seemingly awful run of luck for Pac-12 South teams in recent weeks. 

Arizona State played in Texas for the third time in the Todd Graham era, and the Sun Devils narrowly escaped with a 32-28 victory over the University of Texas-San Antonio. ASU needed a late rally to overcome a 16-point deficit and notch its largest comeback win on the road since 2002, and Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman break down the game, analyze why ASU dug itself into a hole early in the contest, and what adjustments the Sun Devils made to enable the team's late success. Kerry and Chris start the episode with a discussion of ASU's special teams performance in light of kicker Zane Gonzalez's outstanding performance and then discuss how Manny Wilkins performed in his first start on the road. The Sun Devil Source Report hosts analyze how UTSA's scheme impacted Wilkins' decision-making, and why the Roadrunners posed a tougher test for the young quarterback than Texas Tech. Before moving onto the defensive side of the ball, Kerry and Chris analyze freshman receiver N'Keal Harry's early success and what his NFL prospects look like. After talking Harry, Kerry and Chris highlight the two key defensive adjustments ASU made in the second half that stopped the Roadrunners in their tracks and allowed ASU to complete a comeback victory.

Ralph Amsden, Brett Quintyne and Chilly talk about Arizona State's 68-55 win over Texas Tech, and talk about how this win adjusts season expectations. The guys talk about whether Manny Wilkins has shown his entire repertoire, and discuss whether or not to credit Todd Graham for so many players that have changed positions seeing playing time.

Arizona State's offense racked up more than 650 total yards in a 68-55 victory over Texas Tech to push the Sun Devils to 2-0, and Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman are back to break down the Sun Devils' performance in the latest episode of the 'Sun Devil Source Report.' Kerry and Chris talk about the surprising breakout performance from sophomore quarterback Manny Wilkins and whether his effort is indicative of what the Sun Devils can expect from him in the future, about the well-designed game plan of first-year offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, and about junior running back Kalen Ballage's record-setting performance. Kerry and Chris also break down ASU's defense, which used more three-man rushes than a typical Todd Graham front employs. Even when the Sun Devils opted to sit back in coverage, ASU experienced a handful of coverage breakdowns that contributed to Texas Tech scoring plays. The episode wraps up with Kerry and Chris' thoughts on the Pac-12 through two weekends of play and their quick takes on ASU's next opponent, UTSA.

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Ralph Amsden, Brett Quintyne and Chilly talk about Arizona State's 44-13 win over Northern Arizona, and preview Texas Tech as the upcoming opponent.  The guys do a position-by-position breakdown of the week 1 performances, and discuss whether Manny Wilkins looks good enough to be in the saddle for the long haul. They also break down which recruits showed up, and what Arizona State's chances are at landing them. Last, DJ Foster made the Patriots 53-man roster, and Ralph doesn't think ASU fans should be entirely happy about that. Chilly and Brett offer their feedback on that hot take.

Arizona State's season-opener promised to serve as an important measure for evaluating the Sun Devils, and ASU's 44-13 season-opening win over Northern Arizona left the Sun Devil Source crew with plenty of takeaways. In episode seven of the 'Sun Devil Source Report,' Chris Karpman and Kerry Crowley dive into the offensive tendencies of first-year coordinator Chip Lindsey, the debut performance of starting quarterback Manny Wilkins, and the play of the Sun Devils' new offensive line. After breaking down the Sun Devils' offense, Chris and Kerry dissect ASU's defensive play-calling, analyze the challenges presented by playing with a depleted linebacking corps, and highlight some of the Sun Devils' defensive standouts. The episode wraps up with Chris and Kerry's thoughts on the performances of Pac-12 teams on opening weekend, as well as a quick preview of ASU's upcoming opponent, Texas Tech.

SunDevilSource was on-site at ASU Media Day for episode three of the podcast as Kerry Crowley and Chris Karpman talked with ASU offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, offensive line coach Chris Thomsen, quarterback Brady White, quarterback Manny Wilkins, tight end Kody Kohl and running back Kalen Ballage about their expectations for the upcoming season.

Where do we go from here? Arizona State's spring practices have wrapped up, but the big question remains: Who will be the next Sun Devil starting quarterback? In the season finale of Hard Count: The Devils' Decision, I take an in-depth examination of the key pieces of evidence we can take from the last 15 practices. We hear from head coach Todd Graham, offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, as well as quarterbacks Manny Wilkins, Brady White, and Bryce Perkins. I also bring in a panel of experts—Hod Rabino, Nick Krueger, and Fabian Ardaya—to get their thoughts on what we've seen, what it means, and who will take that first snap against NAU on Sept. 3

"I'm eager, I'm anxious, and I'm hungry." Playing quarterback at the collegiate level can be incredibly daunting, but it's nothing compared to what Arizona State's Manny Wilkins has already faced through his young life. A troubled childhood led to an adolescence that nearly derailed everything, before the love of his family and a newfound resolved put him on the path to success. In episode three of Hard Count: The Devils' Decision, Wilkins opens up about the obstacles he has overcome, we hear from the uncle and father figure who turned it all around, his teammates explain just what that special something he has actually is, and expert writers weigh in on his chances in winning ASU's starting quarterback job.

The bye week blues are over. Sun Devil football is back with a marquee showdown against Oregon. Speak of the Devils gets you ready for the duck hunt. After we get you caught up on the latest news, we talk with Pac-12 Network analyst Yogi Roth to break down the game and attempt to make sense of a crazy Pac-12. Next up, we buy or sell some Sun Devil stocks before going inside the locker room and getting a read on the team. We talk with defensive tackle Tashon Smallwood on his breakout year and the success of the run defense, and then we are joined by quarterback Manny Wilkins to find out how the offense is working to rebound from a dreadful showing in Utah. We cap off the fun with an in-depth Oregon preview, breaking down exactly how ASU can toppled the mighty Ducks.

Tick tock, tick tock. National Signing Day is almost here. Speak of the Devils is back with an in-depth preview show to bring you everything you need to know for Feb. 4. We begin with a review of the current 19 commitments of the 2015 class. Where is the class strongest? Weakest? Who may jump ship? Then we welcome back quarterback Manny Wilkins a prized recruit a year ago, and one of the program's top ambassadors. He breaks down his first year, what he learned from Taylor Kelly and Mike Bercovici, and how ASU is a building a dynasty. Next up is DevilsDigest.com's Hod Rabino. He gives us an insider's look at the current state of the class, who are the key targets, and what to watch for as NLI Day nears. We conclude with a thorough look at the remaining Sun Devil targets, how they could fit, and offer our predictions as to whether they will wear maroon and gold next week.

Just start listening to the episode and thank us later. On this amazing episode, we talk to Arizona State quarterbacks, past, present and future. Spanning from the early Frank Kush days to the latest verbal recruit, Speak of the Devils brings you a who's who of Sun Devil greats. Our illustrious guest list with handy time index: John F. Goodman (6:29): ASU quarterback. Top Gun pilot. Marine Corps general. Hero. A sensational interview. Joe Spagnola (23:40): "Spaghetti" Joe posted one of the best records of any ASU quarterback and led the Devils to their undefeated 1970 season and first ever bowl win. Danny White (30:26): All-American, three time Fiesta Bowl champion, 32-3 career record, and a retired number. Not too shabby. Jeff Van Raaphorst (56:57): Only one ASU starting quarterback can call himself "Rose Bowl Champion", and he'll take us back through the monumental win over Michigan. Jake Plummer (1:06:37): You may have heard of this guy..."The Snake" remains arguably the most beloved player in Sun Devil history. Sam Keller (1:26:40): One of the best pure passers in ASU history, Keller speaks openly and honestly about his up and down career and the controversy with... Rudy Carpenter (1:42:17): While not always a fan favorite, Carpenter threw for over 10,000 yards and 80 touchdowns in a career defined by grit. Taylor Kelly (1:57:24): ASU's current starter, Kelly's first two years were terrific. What does he have in store for 2014? Manny Wilkins (2:06:43): We replay our National Signing Day talk with the 2014 recruit, as he discusses why it means so much to him to be a Sun Devil. Brady White (2:21:21): The highest rated QB recruit in the Internet era, White breaks down why he picked ASU, how he fits the offense, and if he'll continue taking any recruiting visits.

National Signing Day 2014 has come, and Speak of the Devils has a comprehensive review all signed, sealed and delivered to you. Brad Denny and Joe Healey break down Arizona State's entire 2014 class, providing a detailed look at each of the players, what they bring to the team, and what to expect in 2014 and beyond. This wouldn't be Speak of the Devils without taking it to the next level...so we do. We bring you in-depth interviews with FIVE of the newest Sun Devils: quarterback Manny Wilkins, running back Demario Richard, offensive lineman Sam Jones, defensive tackle Dalvon Stuckey, and linebacker D.J. Calhoun.  That's big time. To cap it off, we're joined by Hod Rabino of DevilsDigest.com to give us a behind-the-scenes look at how this impressive class of Sun Devils came together, and how some pieces almost didn't.

A win is a win, ASU remains in the Pac-12 South driver's seat, and we bring you a jam-packed new episode. We kick things off in a major way, as 2014 QB commit Manny Wilkins joins the show for an in-depth chat. The talented prospect discusses why staying true to ASU is so important, how he's become an ace recruiter for the Sun Devils, and then answers several listener questions. Brad and Joe then review ASU's dramatic comeback win over Utah, and DevilsDigest.com's Becca Winn provides her weekly picks for #StandoutStar. We then speak to ASU offensive lineman Evan Finkenberg and cornerback Osahon Irabor to get their takes on beating the Utes and what they will need to do to beat Oregon State. To preview Saturday's game against the Beavers, we talk to OSU insider Andy Wooldridge of BuildingTheDam.com before our detailed breakdown of the game. Be sure to stay tuned after the Song of the Week for the full audio of Todd Graham's weekly press conference. Click below to stream, listen via iTunes or Stitcher Radio

After missing out on a quarterback in the last two recruiting classes, Arizona State secured a good one late last week. Now the future Devil joins the premier podcast for ASU football to talk about his choice. Manny Wilkins, the heralded 4-star prospect out of San Marin HS in California, announced that he has committed to the Sun Devils. He joins the Speak of the Devils show for an in-depth interview on a wide variety of topics that every ASU fan should hear. Wilkins discusses what Coach Graham's sale pitch was like, what skills he brings to the table, how he fits into the offense, and much, much more. He even tells listeners why they shouldn't worry about a repeat of last February's Josh Dobbs drama. We are then joined by Hod Rabino of DevilsDigest.com for a very thorough update on Wilkins' impact and the latest from the recruiting trail. Click below to stream, OR listen via iTunes or Sticher Radio