Podcasts about Sun Devils

The Sun Devils are El Paso bound. We breakdown the news of ASU's Sun Bowl matchup against Duke, get the latest from the recruiting trail and transfer portal, and talk with Sun Devil defensive tackle Jacob Kongaika (1:01:41), wide receiver Malik McClain (1:05:54), and new cornerback signee Jalen Williams (25:51).

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There is no offseason, folks. Joined by guest co-host Ralph Amsden, we discuss ASU's disappointing loss to Arizona and its implications before diving into National Signing Day. We break down the Sun Devils' 2026 class so far, including the crown jewels and diamonds-in-the-rough. We also get insight from DevilsDigest.com publisher Hod Rabino (1:52:02), and we talk to a pair of new Sun Devils: Quarterback Jake Fette (15:30) and defensive end Kirtland Vakalahi (46:08). Brad and Joe will have an update on Friday when the early signing period closes. [NOTE: Since recording, WR Cooper Reid flipped his commitment to TCU]

Jeremy Schnell and Damon Allred discuss ASU's loss to Arizona in the 99th Territorial Cup. The two break down what's next for the Sun Devils. 

It's time for the Duel. Before the Sun Devils and Wildcats battle it out, we discuss the latest injury news, identify the key ASU players who need to step up, and in the spirit of the holiday, share what Sun Devil things we're thankful for this season. Plus, hear from Arizona State wide receiver coach Hines Ward.

It's Thanksgiving Eve, and we're ready for the ultimate holiday weekend! On today's packed Valley Verdict and final Tailgate Show, we break down the Phoenix Suns' rivalry loss and get the final word on ASU Football's biggest home game of the year.In this episode:The No-Excuses Mandate: We dive into the Suns' 114-92 loss to Houston. We analyze Coach Jordan Ott's strong post-game comments, where he refused to use the back-to-back as an excuse: "We know what the schedule is... it doesn't matter."Brooks vs. Rockets: We hear from Dillon Brooks on the rivalry loss and what went wrong against his former team.ASU's Final Tailgate Push: We shift to the Sun Devils, featuring the final media availability from Kenny Dillingham, Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo, and Defensive Coordinator Brian Ward. We hear from Jeff Sims and Jordyn Tyson as they prepare for the huge home matchup against West Virginia.NEW SEGMENT: The Verdict Prop Sheet: Just in time for Thanksgiving weekend, we debut our segment of bold, controversial predictions for the biggest games:Booker's Explosion: We predict Devin Booker will score 35+ points in at least two of the next three games.Brooks vs. The Joker: We call for Dillon Brooks to get a technical foul involving Nikola Jokic during the Nuggets matchup.Rivalry Touchdowns: We predict Jordyn Tyson will score 2 touchdowns and Derek Eusebio will score 1 touchdown against the University of Arizona.Don't miss our final verdict on both games before the holiday! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

Tim Healey joins Wolf and Luke to discuss the Territorial Cup, what needs to happen in order for Arizona State to beat Arizona, and what he expects to see from Jeff Sims in this game.

After their big win over Colorado, the Arizona State Sun Devils return to Tempe to host the Arizona Wildcats to close out the season. This Territorial Cup between ranked teams should be a fun matchup, especially since ASU still has a chance to make the Big 12 Championship. Episode 149 closes out with Moe Odum's heroics in the Sun Devils' win over Texas in the Maui Invitational.

In hour 4 of The Drive, Zach and Phil dive into the Broncos and how this weekend's NFL games impacted their standing in the AFC. Are the Chiefs about to go on a run and be in the mix for a wild card seed? Will the Broncos be able to turn around the penalty issue we've seen this season? Will Vance Joseph's defense to finish the year strong? How will the Broncos overcome their lack of a run game without JK Dobbins? We react to Yahoo Sports' article detailing every NFL contender's biggest flaw with the Broncos being Bo Nix. We dive into the incredible run the Avalanche are on with their last loss coming at the beginning of November. Are the Avs head and shoulders ahead of the rest of the NHL? We wrap up the show with recapping the Colorado Buffaloes most recent loss, this one coming to Arizona State with the Sun Devils running for 355 rushing yards. 

The Valley is winning ugly, and the new Suns' identity is officially CLUTCH! On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down two crucial victories that have both ASU and the Suns firmly back in contention.In this episode:"The Only Option": We break down the thrilling win over Minnesota where Devin Booker and Dillon Brooks fouled out. We analyze Coach Jordan Ott's stunning post-game comment confirming that Colin Gillespie was the only option on the game-winning play. Gillespie discusses the team's "no quit" mentality.Goodwin's Growth: We dive into the 111-102 win over the Spurs (Game 1 of a back-to-back), featuring Jordan Goodwin's first double-double and what his emergence says about the Suns' depth.ASU's Big 12 Power Move: We recap the huge 42-17 road victory over Colorado and discuss how that win, paired with Kenny Dillingham's postgame comments, drastically improves the Sun Devils' path to the Big 12 Championship game.Don't miss our final verdict on which surprise victory was the most important! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

Arizona State is rolling, but is a trap awaiting in Boulder? We discuss the impact of the latest injury news, identify key Sun Devils who must step up, and revisit our predictions from our main show. Plus, we have a great chat with ASU offensive line coach Saga Tuitele.

Arizona St vs. Colorado College Football Pick Prediction 11/22/2025 by Tony T. Recent Box Score Key Stats Arizona St at Colorado 8PM ET— Arizona St improved to 7-3 following their 25-23 home victory against West Virginia. The Sun Devils had movement in the passing game and rushed for 123 yards for 3.2 yards a carry. On defense they limited the Mountaineers on the ground by allowed 353 yards passing for 11.4 yards per pass attempt.

Adam Munsterteiger and Brian Howell share their final thoughts prior to Colorado's home contest against the Sun Devils.

A win is a win, as the Sun Devils rallied back to stay in the Big 12 race. We open with a look at the latest news, including the reports that Sam Leavitt is looking to transfer. Then we dive into a look back at ASU's win over West Virginia and what we can take from it. We then go behind Colorado lines with Buffaloes insider Brian Howell of Buffzone and the Boulder Daily Camera (45:54) before launching into our game preview and predictions. We then cap the show with great talks with ASU wide receiver Jalen Moss (1:40:28) and linebacker Keyshaun Elliott (1:45:33).

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Multiple news reports indicate that Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt is considering transferring out of ASU. What does this mean for the Sun Devils football program? What would it take to keep Leavitt? Who could potentially replace him? Plus, Mark reacts to the tight win over West Virginia and previews Colorado.

(38 Minutes)   Ironically, just days after ASU head coach Kenny Dillingham stated that he was encouraged by the school's increased financial commitment to its football program, breaking news from On3 indicated that Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt is actively shopping for a new destination, presumably seeking a higher NIL deal.   My discussion with Cole Topham goes in depth on this recent development and its potential impact on the Sun Devils. We also examine ASU's performance in the West Virginia win and whether this is an Arizona State team that is capable of winning out its remaining regular season games.

Hurley talks about a tough loss to gonzaga and the upcoming trip to Hawaii.

West Virginia traveled more than two thousand miles to face Arizona State, but Saturday's outcome came down to inches.The Mountaineers' struggles in critical fourth-and-short moments proved costly, opening the door for the Sun Devils to escape with the win.In this episode, the “Guys” unpack the disappointment in the desert and shine a well-deserved spotlight on the WVU women's basketball team after its unprecedented—and emphatic—victory over No. 15 Duke.Listener questions and comments round out the show on Textual Healing. 

Arizona State is set for a key Homecoming battle against West Virginia. On this week's Untimed Down, Brad Denny and Joe Healey each highlight three Sun Devils who will play key roles in deciding Saturday's outcome. Plus, hear from ASU safety Myles "Ghost" Rowser. Get our FULL ASU vs. West Virginia Preview here

ASU is a volleyball school. Since arriving in Tempe before the 2023 season, JJ Van Niel has built the Sun Devils into a volleyball powerhouse. Heading into the season's homestretch, which features a huge home match against Arizona on Thursday, Van Niel's Sun Devils are in the top 10 and eyeing a second straight Big 12 title...and more. On this episode, we discuss the building of a powerhouse, the keys to sustained success, the core of the team's resiliency, and his bevy of card tricks.  

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ASU football returns from the bye week to face a feisty West Virginia team. The Sun Devils should win, but the Mountaineers have shown flashes. Plus, ASU men's basketball has a huge opportunity to put itself on the map when it faces Gonzaga on Friday night in Tempe.

It's a high-stakes day in the Valley! On today's jam-packed episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down the brutal injuries decimating the Cardinals, the trade rumors swirling around the Diamondbacks' biggest stars, and the huge challenge facing ASU Hoops.In this episode:D-backs Trade Talk: We start with GM Mike Hazen's revealing comments to Burns and Gambo on 98.7 FM, where he confirmed, "When those calls come in [about Ketel Marte], I have to listen." We discuss the Qualifying Offer to Zac Gallen and the D-backs' uncertain offseason.Cardinals Down to the Wire: We cover Jonathan Gannon's lengthy injury report, confirming that Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendicitis surgery), Baron Browning (concussion), and Mack Wilson (ribs) will be out. We analyze the question raised by Burns and Gambo: Is it time to wave the white flag on the Cardinals' season?ASU Football Outlook: We break down Kenny Dillingham's final injury updates (Jordyn Tyson out, Prince Dorbah available) and the devastating impact of Xavion Alford being ruled out for the year, with comments from Defensive Coordinator Brian Ward.Suns Hot Streak: We detail the Suns' fourth straight win, driven by five starters in double figures. We hear from Jordan Ott, Royce O'Neale, Jordan Goodwin, and Collin Gillespie on the team's rediscovered depth.ASU Hoops' Gonzaga Test: We wrap up with Bobby Hurley and Moe Odum's comments ahead of their massive Friday night matchup against No. 19 Gonzaga, analyzing how the Sun Devils plan to "shock the world" against a national power.Don't miss our full breakdown of all the Arizona teams! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

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Hurley talks about the Sun Devils' 2-0 start, their big matchup vs Gonzaga, and expectations for this season.

The Cardinals suffered a stunning 44-22 defeat to the Seahawks, but the story is not lack of effort. On today's Valley Verdict, we dissect the painful collapse in Seattle and the crucial differences between the Cardinals' and Sun Devils' starts to the season.In this episode:The Gannon Response: We dive into Head Coach Jonathan Gannon's post-game, where he took full responsibility for the loss, but commended the team for the "fight" and "effort" they showed despite the 35-0 deficit.The Brissett Breakdown: We analyze Jacoby Brissett's two sack-fumbles that led directly to two Seahawks touchdowns (scoop-and-scores), examining how those early turnovers sealed the Cardinals' fate.Booker's Near Triple-Double: We pivot to the Suns' success, detailing Devin Booker's near triple-double (21 points, 10 rebounds, 9 assists) that led to the crucial 114-103 road win over the Clippers, bringing the team back to .500.ASU Hoops Report: We check in on Bobby Hurley's squad after their 81-66 win over Utah Tech. We hear from Moe Odum and Santiago Trouet on the team's unselfishness and discuss why giving up 41 second-half points needs to be fixed before they face tougher opponents like Gonzaga.Don't miss our final verdict on which Arizona team faces the tougher path forward! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The Sun Devils are on their bye week, but there is still plenty to talk about. Jeff Sims was outstanding in ASU's road win over Iowa State last week, a crucial road victory that kept a lot of the Sun Devils' goals alive. Mark also reacts to some of the reports about Kenny Dillingham staying at ASU, and the first impressions of the Sun Devil men's basketball team.

The Cardinals are on the road to Seattle, and the Dillingham rumors are finally over! On today's Valley Verdict, we break down the latest game-plan details from the Cardinals' coaching staff and the biggest off-field commitment for ASU this season.In this episode:Seattle Showdown Strategy: We get the official game plan breakdown from Coordinators Drew Petzing, Nick Rallis, and Jeff Rodgers as they prepare for the Seattle Seahawks.Gannon's Final Status Report: We cover Head Coach Jonathan Gannon's latest media availability on Friday, including who's confirmed in and who's out for the Cardinals' matchup in Seattle.Dillingham's Declaration: We dive into Kenny Dillingham's statement on 98.7 FM Arizona Sports, where he definitively declared, "I'm not leaving Arizona State." We analyze what this rare pledge means for the stability and recruiting future of the program.The Bye Week War Room: We check the Big 12 scoreboard! We discuss the crucial matchups that need to go against ASU's rivals this week, setting the stage for the Sun Devils' return against West Virginia in Tempe.Don't miss our final verdict on the strategy for the Seahawks and the long-term future of ASU football! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

It was a weekend of extreme highs and lows in the Valley! On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down a franchise-record debut, a self-sabotaging technical foul, and the key to the Sun Devils' unselfish success.In this episode:The Historic Debut: We break down Jalen Green's incredible, 29-point debut against the Clippers—scoring the second-most points in a Suns debut (behind only Charles Barkley) and setting a franchise record with six three-pointers."Next Question": We analyze Jalen Green's chuckle and refusal to answer when asked by Kellen Olson about the vast spacing on the floor compared to his time in Houston—proving the new offense is unlocking his game.The Bench Bomb: We dissect the tough loss to the Warriors, where an injured Dillon Brooks picked up a technical foul from the bench, effectively killing the Suns' momentum.The Ott-Green Synergy: We feature Jordan Ott's praise for Green, stating his performance was "everything we expected and more," emphasizing the instant synergy and unique challenge the new backcourt presents.ASU Hoops' Unselfishness: We recap the home-opening win over Southern Utah, diving into Bobby Hurley and Anthony "Pig" Johnson's comments on the team's "unselfishness" and "no-ego" mentality, and why that spirit is crucial for the season.Don't miss our final verdict on Jalen Green's instant fit with the Suns! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The Sun Devils continue to rest up on their second bye week as the homestretch of the season looms. Brad Denny and Joe Healey outline their top 3 goals that ASU needs to accomplish in order to finish 2025 successfully.

Iowa St vs. TCU College Football Pick Prediction 11/8/2025 by Tony T. Recent Box Score Key Stats Iowa St at TCU 3:30PM ET—Iowa St fell to 5-4 following their 24-19 home defeat to Arizona St. The Cyclones were inefficient in the passing game and rushed for 150 yards for 4.7 yards per carry. On defense they limited the Sun Devils through the air but surrendered 290 yards rushing for 6.3 yards per carry.

With the season on the brink, the Sun Devils answered the bell. After a look at the news, we recap the impressive road win over Iowa State, the historic performance by Jeff Sims, and what it can mean for the remainder of the season. Then we look ahead to Sun Devil hoops and preview the season ahead with DevilsDigest.com publisher Hod Rabino (26:08)

(31 minutes) We all remember the strong finish to the 2024 season, which propelled ASU into the Big 12 championship game. This year, a road victory at Iowa State is a good indicator that the Sun Devils can run the table again in November, but will this lead to a repeat appearance in Arlington?   My conversation with the co-host of the Speak of the Devils podcast, Brad Denny, discusses the road win last Saturday and Arizona State's prospects for the rest of the season.

It was a weekend of essential wins and massive Big 12 chaos for Arizona sports! The Suns found their rhythm, and ASU battled through adversity for a critical road victory. On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we break down the two most important wins of the season so far.In this episode:ASU's Road Warrior Win & Big 12 Shakeup: We recap the thrilling 24-19 victory over Iowa State, won without Sam Leavitt or Jordyn Tyson. This win was magnified by Houston losing to West Virginia and Cincinnati falling to Utah, drastically improving the Sun Devils' position in the standings.The Sims Paradox: We dissect Jeff Sims' record-setting 228 rushing yards (a new school QB record) and account for his three costly turnovers and the team's relentless penalty issues.The Coaches' Take: We dive into the post-game comments from Kenny Dillingham and hear from Jeff Sims, Chamon Metayer, Justin Wodtly, and Jordan Crook on how the team held it together.The Suns Find Their Rhythm: We break down the two-game win streak, including the dominant 130-118 win over the Spurs where the Suns led by 31 points. We analyze how this run sets the team up for a chance to get back to .500 with a win tomorrow night against Golden State.Player & Coach Reaction: We analyze the post-game insights from Devin Booker, Jordan Ott, and Grayson Allen (from Sunday's win), plus the on-court commentary from Ryan Dunn and the veteran perspective from Royce O'Neale (joining Tom Leander and Tom Chambers).Don't miss our final verdict on which team showed the most growth this weekend! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The hits keep on coming. ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt is out for the year, as he will undergo surgery to address his season-long injury. Ralph Amsden joins The Untimed Down to discuss the injury impact and look at what the Sun Devils must do to score an upset win over Iowa State on Saturday. Plus, hear from new ASU special teams coordinator Jack Nudo.

The boys are back in the regular spot and with plenty of Houston Cougar on field triumphs to talk about and look ahead to, with the following topics this week: 0:00- RIP Kurt Hester 3:51- Recapping a top 25 Cougar football road upset of Arizona State 42:33- Previewing West Virginia, in year 1 of HC Rich Rodriguez's 2nd run there 1:01:38- Down W/the Pickness, weeks 9/10 1:06:46- Cougar soccer gets 2 results to stay alive for the Big 12 tournament 1:15:02- Cougar volleyball lets another Big 12 match slip away 1:20:23- Quick thoughts on Cougar men's hoops' opener next Monday vs Lehigh

Healey talks about life without Sam Leavitt and Jordyn Tyson, and if the Sun Devils can still have a "successful" season.

The Sun Devils took a tough loss to Houston, but the biggest challenges came on Monday morning. On today's episode of The Valley Verdict, we dive into the fallout, breaking down the difficult questions Head Coach Kenny Dillingham had to face from Doug Franz, and what it means for the program's foundation.In this episode:The Ragle Riddle: We break down the resignation of Special Teams Coordinator Charlie Ragle due to "health reasons" and analyze Doug Franz's brutal question on whether a high-performing unit would have seen the same result.The Coaching Carousel: We discuss the inevitable rumor mill, including The Athletic's article linking Dillingham to future openings, and the coach's direct response to Franz about his role with future opportunities.Tough Questions and Empathy: We analyze Dillingham's response to the personal question about checking in on former Sun Devil Cam Skattebo after his season-ending injury.Postgame and Monday Pressers: We cover the key takeaways from Kenny Dillingham's Saturday postgame comments and his full Monday press conference as the team tries to regroup after the loss.Don't miss our final analysis on the future of the Sun Devils program! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

(29 minutes)   For most of Saturday night, ASU struggled for long stretches in a home loss to Houston, a defeat that did all but officially take them out of contention for a return appearance in the Big 12 championship game. And once again, the resolve will be tested as they visit Iowa State this weekend.    What were the deficiencies that plagued Arizona State in that 24-16 loss, and what remedies are in order for this team to try and get back in the win column? Here's my conversation with the Sun Devil Network's sideline reporter, Kevin Turner.

The high from beating Texas Tech is over, and Head Coach Kenny Dillingham is trying to pump the brakes ahead of a critical home game against Houston. On today's ASU Tailgate show, we dive into the coach's clear message: Do not take the Cougars lightly!In this episode:The Coach's Warning: We break down Kenny Dillingham's concerted effort to remind his team that Houston's 6-1 record is no accident. We analyze his stats on ASU's brutal schedule: four straight games against one-loss teams.Injury Crisis: We discuss the challenge facing the Sun Devils' offense with Jordyn Tyson out and the status of multiple key defensive players listed as questionable.The Playmakers' Pressers: We hear the final words from Sam Leavitt, Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo, and Defensive Coordinator Brian Ward as they prep for a must-win game.Driver's Seat for the Big 12: We examine why a win over the Cougars is crucial to putting ASU firmly in the driver's seat for a spot in the Big 12 Championship game.Don't miss our final verdict before the Sun Devils take the field! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

In this week's tailgate the Texas Tech Red Raiders drop their first game of the season to the defending Big 12 Champs, Arizona State. We recap the loss to the Sun Devils and what was a tough day for the offense (1:10)Offensive problemsDefense did their thing again but come up just short at the end of the gameWe take a look at the upcoming matchup with the struggling Oklahoma State Cowboys (29:15)Final Shots ft TORTILLA BAN (40:35)Catch you at the next tailgate! #WreckEm

Matt Barrie is on campus at GA State today as the Panthers take on South Alabama tonight on ESPN2. Saturday CFB Studio Host with Joey Galloway & EJ Manuel. Thursday night CFB PxP. SportsCenter Host. TGL Host. Scottsdale native. Arizona State alum. He trolled the GameDay crew Saturday after they all picked Texas Tech to beat his Sun Devils. He hosts The Matt Barrie Show, airing with exclusive content and guests, all while chronicling Matt's travels during the College Football season. Tune in every Sunday morning when The Matt Barrie Show presented by AllState sees none-other than Paul Finebaum also join the fold to recap the weekend that was.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arizona State put together their best game of the season for their best opponent of the year. Sam Leavitt, Jordyn Tyson and the Sun Devils played great games against a talented Texas Tech team that lived up to the billing. Mark talks about what this win means for ASU, previews the Houston game, and talks about ASU hockey's recent struggles.

Just when you count them out... The Sun Devils put together an impressive performace to take down No. 7 Texas Tech, and another tough battle is ahead. After a look at the news, we talk with ASU wide receiver Jaren Hamilton (15:34) and center Makua Pule (19:12) about the victory before breaking down exactly how the Sun Devils got the job done. Then we welcome Houston insider Ryan Monceaux of GoCoogs.com (50:12) for a detailed look at the Cougars before diving into our game preview and predictions and a conversation with ASU safety Boogie Wilson (1:43:18).

Matt Barrie discusses Arizona State football's big win over Texas Tech, the dynamic duo of Sam Leavitt and Jordyn Tyson being one of the best in the country and if Kenny Dillingham could leave the Sun Devils for a bigger job. 

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A tale of 2 football teams.

Tim Healey joins Wolf and Luke to discuss how the Arizona State Sun Devils can clean things up before their game against the Texas Tech Red Raiders, how Sam Leavitt is moving around in practice, and what ASU has to do to beat Texas Tech.