Podcasts about Sun Devils

Our Spiritual Growth (1) (audio) David Eells – 6/3/26 Glory of a Child Peter - 03/04/2008 (David's notes in red) In a dream, I found myself sitting at the side of a road, on the curb, and it was gloomy and dark. There were two gray wolves or beast-like creatures with massive fangs that subtly approached me from behind. (The beasts or wolves represent wicked men: (Luk.10:3)... I send you forth as lambs in the midst of wolves. (Ecc.3:18)... It is because of the sons of men, that God may prove them, and that they may see that they themselves are but as beasts.) They tried attacking me, but I don't remember if I tried to fight them off. What I do remember is that I ran into a dull red mini caravan, which so happened to be on the road, for protection and safety. (The van may represent a means of mobility having protection and safety. The dull red color represents the blood of Jesus.) As I was shutting the passenger door, one of the beasts lunged at me, but I managed to slam the door on it. (Enclosed in the blood) As a large portion of its body was caught in between the closed door, it suddenly morphed into a naked man inside the van (I could only see the upper body). This man had streams of blood running down from all over his body. (The persecutors wear as their works the blood of the saints. Eze.22:4 Thou art become guilty in thy blood that thou hast shed, and art defiled in thine idols which thou hast made.) During the entire time, I was panicking and fearful for my life and trying to survive. (David: As I have meditated on this dream, I see that the first man above is the natural man who is in total fear of losing his old life at the hands of the wicked. His reactions are natural but not based on the Word. The man below is the spiritual man, who is 'Christ in you' and whose actions are based in the Spirit and faith in the blood of Jesus. Together these make up who we are. We can choose to be led by either man, but the latter preserves life and promotes the Kingdom of God in and around us, making us safe. A confirmation that these two men are Peter, is that they are both sitting upon the curb.) Then my attention was suddenly drawn outside the van to a child who was sitting on the curb. (Mar.10:15) Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, he shall in no wise enter therein.) He had a large volume of golden curly hair. (Golden hair represents submission to the Lord [1Co.11:3-16] which strengthens us and sets a crown of glory upon us. (Jdg.16:17)... if I be shaven, then my strength will go from me, and I shall become weak, and be like any other man. The blessings of the Lord, riches, honor and life [Pro.22:4] are set upon His people as a crown of fine gold [Psa.21:3]. The child was sitting curled up in a ball (Representing humility and weakness; (2 Cor.12:9)...my power is made perfect in weakness.... (Jer.13:18)... Humble yourselves, sit down...), with his arms wrapped around his knees and with only his eyes to be seen. His eyes were emphasized, and I believe they were large and beautiful. (This represents spiritual eyes. (Son.4:1) Behold, thou art fair, my love; behold, thou art fair; Thine eyes are [as] doves behind thy veil... Doves represent seeing as the Holy Spirit does. We must see that we have been saved and sanctified. (2Pe.1:3) seeing that his divine power hath granted unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of him that called us by his own glory and virtue). The lower part of his face (chin, mouth, nose) was tucked in behind his knees. (When attacked, we are not to defend ourselves by speaking foolishly. (Ecc.5:2) Be not rash with thy mouth, and let not thy heart be hasty to utter anything before God; for God is in heaven, and thou upon earth: therefore let thy words be few. (Isa.7:4)...Take heed, and be quiet; fear not.) He was innocent and harmless. He was clean. (He represents Christ in you, the spiritual man.) After I had finished observing, I noticed the same two beasts sneaking up behind him. At this point, there was no awareness of the man being in the van. (The spiritual man is not in danger and gives us a good example that we should not be in fear.) As I was still locked in the van for my own protection, I was filled with fear, yelling and screaming from the top of my lungs, trying to warn the child that he may run into the van. (Fear and anxiety, both a reflection of unbelief, only locked or bound me in the van. I was without any peace; I only had uncontrollable fear and anxiety. We must give in to the spiritual man and hold fast to the Gospel). I was hitting the window of the van to get his attention. He acknowledged me but didn't make the slightest movement, just sitting very still. (Exo.14:13)... Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will work for you to-day: for the Egyptians whom ye have seen to-day, ye shall see them again no more for ever.) The beasts lunged at him, and there was still no movement on his part. The beasts were trying to bite him, but they couldn't get a grip. Their teeth were sliding off him. The beasts swung their claws at him, but there was no critical damage, only tiny scratches on the child, which were brought to my attention. (Innocence and submission to the Lord are his defense. (Pro.10:2)... righteousness delivereth from death.) Again, I was aware that I was still in the van, but I was also outside in the child's presence. The child still remained in the same sitting position as I had described and remained still for the entire time. He said nothing and didn't react in any way to defend himself. The beasts couldn't harm him. (Mat.5:39) ...resist not him that is evil: but whosoever smiteth thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also.) Suddenly, I looked behind this scene, and I noticed in the distance a small white house on a green grassy mount. (The house the spiritual man lives in is Christ [Heb.3:6]. We are to abide in Him, the Word, the secret place of the Most High.) In front of this house, there was a woman in a white robe inviting me, or beckoning, to partake of something. (The Bride's invitation to partake of the protection of resting in the (Psa.91) Passover by abiding in Christ.) The dream ends. I had the impression, maybe during or after the dream, that this lady looked like my Godmother (I come from an Orthodox Christian religion). Peter's Interpretation The woman in the white garment/robe who resembled my Godmother may very well be reflected by: (Pro.6:20) My son, keep the commandment of thy father, And forsake not the law of thy mother. The commandments of the Father, based on the New Testament, are life eternal (Joh.12:50), to believe in the name (meaning in Greek: “nature, authority, and character”) of Jesus Christ and love one another (1Jn.3:23). (Of course, the Word defines the steps of love.) I find that these commandments are united to be the same with one another. The law of the mother, based on the New Testament, is the law of faith (Rom.3:27), law of the Spirit of life (Rom.8:2), and the law of Christ (Gal.6:2). Like the commandments, these laws are the same with one another and can be united. Based on the order of events of the dream, I believe the child represents a manifestation and the fruit of the law of faith, of the Spirit, and of the commandments of the Father. All of these are certainly Christ. The child's characteristics and nature reveal the principles of living by faith and the Spirit of life in Christ, which are one with the commandments of the Father. If we submit to the Lord, remain humble, restrain our tongue, and see through our spiritual eyes or senses, we will be walking in Christ, fulfilling the spiritual laws (of faith and of the Spirit of life) and the commandments of the Father. All these spiritual laws are represented by the woman in the white robe who appeared to be my Godmother. She is associated with the white house on the grassy hill or mount. It may have seemed she was inviting me to partake of what was in the house, which is Christ. Just as that little child is associated with the woman, he must have been partaking from that house as well. If the woman represents all the spiritual laws and the commandments of the Father, she must also represent the spotless, blemishless Bride who is in perfect obedience to the laws and commandments of the Father. The Bride is the Word of God, who has manifested Jesus Christ. Her white robe must represent the righteous acts of the saints (Rev.19:8). The righteous acts are works of faith -- walking in the Spirit and not in the flesh. The child and the Bride are one nature because they manifest the wisdom of God, the Word of God; hence, Jesus Christ. Only as a 'child' can we enter the kingdom (Mar.10:15) and only those who walk in the Spirit. Those who are likened unto a child walk in the Spirit. One verse can describe this dream: (Exo.14:13) And Moses said unto the people, Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will work for you to-day: for the Egyptians whom ye have seen to-day, ye shall see them again no more for ever. Whenever we are in tribulation or trial of any form, we should fear not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord. Use our imagination, see it spiritually, believe what the Word says about you. Rest. He has already saved you. Humble yourself, and He shall never forsake you because He is your Father. A father never forsakes his child (Psa.18:2; 94:12-14). (Mat.7:11) If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall your Father who is in heaven give good things to them that ask him? Thank you, Father, for Your grace and love! I pray that this dream has helped you renew your mind and imagination of who we truly are in Christ. May God bless you all.   Fighting the Old Man Eric - 10/11/2006 (David's notes in red) In a dream, I was in a classroom, and an old man was teaching the class. (We can't let the old man teach, which in Christianity is most often the case. The class includes ourselves and all who associate with us.) He said to the class, “I don't like that Eric guy. I'm going to challenge him to a wrestling match.” (If we let the old man speak through us, he will gain confidence and strength against us and he will bring us under the curse.) Then he got up and came over to my desk and, looking down on me, said a second time, “I challenge you to a wrestling match”. He was about 7 feet tall, so I followed him outside. (The giant of our old life will challenge us and lead us into battle.) I noticed that nobody in my class was interested in watching the fight. (Most onlookers don't even know the battle between the spirit and flesh is going on inside us.) When I got outside, everything seemed deserted like a ghost town so we walked over to a playground. (As far as man is concerned, we are all alone in this battle.) We began to fight, and he threw a wild right swing at me and missed. (The right side symbolizes spirit, and the arm symbolizes power. This is a fight of spiritual power; the evil spirits in our flesh against the power of the Holy Spirit within us, joining together with our spirit.) I swung back with an uppercut, but missed his jaw because of his height. Then he got me in a headlock but I broke free and grabbed him in a headlock, and he also broke free. (The flesh and spirit taking turns controlling the mind is a double-minded life.) Then we separated and began to circle each other like two wrestlers. We cried out as warriors would cry in a battle and smashed into each other as two sumo wrestlers, but being equally matched in strength, we were both unable to get an advantage. We wrestled like this for what seemed like an hour, and finally we disengaged from each other, very exhausted. (In order to win this battle we must repent of our sins and confess them, which conquers the old fleshly man. 1Jn 1:9  If we confess our sins, he is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Then we must believe the promises of our crucifixion and life in Christ, which strengthens the spiritual man. Without this, there will be no spiritual victory, only exhaustion. (Gal.2:20) I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I that live, but Christ living in me...) Looking over, he said to me, “I think this is a draw”. Replying, I said, “I think you are right”, so we both proceeded back to the class, and he announced to them that the battle was a draw. (We can't afford to believe or speak that there is a draw for this leaves us unevenly yoked to the old man in a lukewarm life.) He then said arrogantly, “Eric stood up to me, but I have friends in high places, and I'm going to bring trouble for Eric; you wait and see!” (Gal.5:17) For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; for these are contrary the one to the other; that ye may not do the things that ye would.) Suddenly, I found myself walking in a city I've never seen before. Somehow, I understood I was walking to my house. I remember the whole city was white, both buildings and cars, but the people walking around were dressed in black. (The unseen “kingdom of God has come nigh” but the people are walking in darkness.) When I arrived at my house, police lines were blocking my way. All manner of law enforcement officers were there. (If we don't beat the old man but leave him in control of the class, we break God's law and have to pay the penalty.) One who appeared to be in charge came up to me and asked, “Are you Eric?” I answered, “Yes, I am, but sometimes I'm not sure”. (We never really know who we are until the old man is dead.) He then said, “You are evicted, and you have to walk around in the street”. (The carnal man has taken over our house.) So then I looked toward heaven and cried out, “Lord, what am I to do without a house?” Then the dream ended. (This is a good teaching the Lord has given to us through Eric. We either put to death the old man, or we eventually lose controlling interest in this house we call a body, and maybe even the house we call a home. A more primitive lifestyle, enforced by the beast, is coming to the Church as a whole because of this lukewarm draw.)   In Weakness We Win M.W.- 10/14/2008 (David's notes in red) In a dream, I was at a football game. I was part of a team. We were wearing white jerseys, and my teammates were younger kids, for the most part. I remember thinking when I saw my younger teammates, We are going to get killed! The field was on a hill, and it seemed like we were at a higher elevation. As we approached the field, I saw a sign that had the opposing team's name on it. The sign read “ASU”, which is Arizona State University, but during the dream, I didn't think about that; I just noticed “ASU”. If you look up their mascot, you will find that it is the Sun Devils; it is a picture of a devil with a pitchfork. So it was us versus the ASU Sun Devils. Right before the kickoff, I remember being very anxious and again thinking that this might not go well. At first, the field was muddy because I remember our uniforms having some mud on them. We received the ball first and, on a series of plays, marched down to the end of the field of the Sun Devils. I remember that as we moved toward their goal line, it seemed like I was a lot bigger than the ASU players. On the last play that scored the touchdown, I remember thinking, 'Should I play quarterback and maybe throw the ball?' Instead, it was a running play, and I was running just ahead of the running back blocking. It was interesting because I was a grown man, and it was like I was blocking little kids. I blocked several opposing players during the last play, and we scored. It started raining about then, and the Sun Devils forfeited the game. The score was 7-0. After we scored, we were so excited, and it was disappointing to see them forfeit, but it was a relief in a way. I remember watching the last van loaded with gear pull away in the rain and head down the hill. Many are wondering just before the big tribulation game against Satan's fearsome team, how such a small, weak, and immature-looking bunch on God's side could possibly survive, much less win. God's “power is made perfect in weakness.” “Not by might and not by power but by my spirit, saith the Lord.” It is “by my Spirit,” or another way to say it, it is the rain, the Latter Rain, and our weakness that will cause the enemy to forfeit the game. Remember Gideon's army, which God whittled down to 300 men so that in their weakness they would take on an army that was said to be, “like locusts for multitude; and their camels were without number, as the sand which is upon the sea-shore for multitude.” And what was God's reasoning? (Jdg.7:2) And Jehovah said unto Gideon, The people that are with thee are too many for me to give the Midianites into their hand, lest Israel vaunt themselves against me, saying, Mine own hand hath saved me. (3) Now therefore proclaim in the ears of the people, saying, Whosoever is fearful and trembling, let him return and depart from mount Gilead. So, children are the best to go against the enemy like little David went before Goliath. (Mat.18:3) and said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye turn, and become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the kingdom of heaven. (4) Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child, the same is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. We must be children in our own strength but wise beyond our years in God's strength. (1 Cor.14:20) Brethren, be not children in mind: yet in malice be ye babes, but in mind be men. (Eph.6:10) Finally, be strong in the Lord, and in the strength of his might. (11) Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. (12) For our wrestling is not against flesh and blood, but against the principalities, against the powers, against the world-rulers of this darkness, against the spiritual [hosts] of wickedness in the heavenly [places]. (13) Wherefore take up the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and, having done all, to stand. (14) Stand therefore, having girded your loins with truth, and having put on the breastplate of righteousness, (15) and having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace; (16) withal taking up the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the evil [one]. (17) And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: (18) with all prayer and supplication praying at all seasons in the Spirit, and watching thereunto in all perseverance and supplication for all the saints. The Battle begins... My daughter had a dream, too. She and her grandmother were on a big roller coaster ride, which, in the natural, is scary and goes up and down, which represents the conditions many are about to endure. In the dream, I went up into a tower that overlooked a city. (Zion is called “the tower of the flock” and represents the Bride who will be over the rest of the people of God, as in Esther.) She said that I had a very serious look on my face. I was watching over the city, which I was charged to do by the military. (God's Generals will set watchmen for the enemy.) She joined me in the tower, but later she did go back to the roller coaster. The people in her dream were barefoot. (The Church will return to her primitive roots by not departing from the original Word given. Like Moses, they will take off their shoes to not be separated from Holy Ground.)   The Lord Shows His New Models Amos Scaggs - 12/07/2008 (David's notes in red) In a dream, I was in a large showroom of a national car company. They were planning and redecorating for a promotion that would be so spectacular it would top any that had been done in the past, and it would keep escalating once it started. (The Lord is about to come out with His new models to show everyone what they, too, can drive. I believe the first-fruits Man-child ministry will be this demonstration. Jesus appeared to show what regeneration looked like.) I had my work done and books organized on my shelves, waiting to see what was going to transpire from this. (We've done the studying and put it in order. Now we are waiting to see what the Lord will show.) I knew it was going to be the biggest thing the world had ever seen, and it was only the first part of the year. I thought, since this is so early in the year, what will the end of the year look like? (The words, “What will the end of the year look like?” implies that something great will grow from this. The baby is born but matures quickly. Many models will be duplicates, symbolizing a revival. In Revelation chapters 12 & 14 the 144,000 man-child body will be duplicates of Jesus to do the greater works He spoke of.) As I was wondering what to do next, I met the Governor, whom I knew. (Jesus will govern from the throne in His earthly body of end-time Davids in a repetition of His-story. (Isa.9:6) For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. (7) Of the increase of his government and of peace there shall be no end, upon the throne of David, and upon his kingdom, to establish it, and to uphold it with justice and with righteousness from henceforth even forever. The zeal of Jehovah of hosts will perform this.) As I was concerned about what to do next, the Governor said, “Don't worry about a thing. Watch me and you will be doing the same things as I do very soon.” (The Governor is a role model and is coming in His Man-child company to be a role model for others to follow in His same steps. (1Jn.2:5) but whoso keepeth his word, in him verily hath the love of God been perfected. Hereby we know that we are in him: (6) he that saith he abideth in him ought himself also to walk even as he walked. The Governor said, “This is what I have planned; this is the beginning”. (The words, “this is the beginning,” imply many vehicles will be produced like these models, meaning a revival will spread from here.) I also thought I had something to do with the Buick showroom. David Buick was an inventor and also formed the Buick Mfg. Co. He and William Durant formed the Buick Motor Co., which is now known as General Motors. Durant was a productionist, and Buick was a perfectionist. Buick left the company in 1906 (because it fell short of his expectations) and died broke in 1929. Had Buick been able to keep his shares in 1921, he would have been worth $10 million and today it would be incalculable. Kind of reminds me of Jesus. (He was also a perfectionist, desiring quality not just quantity in His models. He was disappointed in the direction the early Church took and lost His shares in it. He lost out to the productionist's assembly line Christianity mentality.) Buick was quite the ingenious type who had it all but died broke and still formed a new thing that no one had seen before (but we will see Jesus' new thing again very soon :0).   Invincibility in Jesus G. W. - 11/20/2010 (David's notes in red) I was in a dream where David Eells and I were in the same house. He was explaining to me that we can get into a car crash and nothing will hurt us. I understood him to be teaching about faith. He then said, “Let's go down this hill to try it out”. We both agreed that we would get into this white truck. It began rolling violently down from the top of the hill. We both were outside of the truck cab in the bed -- I was in the front, and David was toward the back. All of a sudden, we both flipped off. David went backward, and I went forward. As it approached me, the nose of it was facing the ground while the bed of the truck was in the air. I knew that the back section was coming right at me, but I had plenty of time to get out of the way. Instead, I just lay there and watched this disaster come toward me. The whole weight of the truck came crashing down on my midsection. As I looked down, I wondered if this truck had cut me in two, but I felt no pain. David came over and pulled me out from underneath. I stood upon my feet, completely whole. David said, “It can't hurt your rib cage”. Naturally speaking, this seemed impossible; however, I realized that I never felt fear as the disaster unraveled. I had been given a dream very similar to this about invincibility a couple of years ago. Jesus and the Two Witnesses had this gift until it was their time to go. Jesus said, “No man takes my life; I lay it down”. We truly have God's protection if we abide in Him, just as Psalm 91 says. So this is not just a gift to the Man-child but something the Davids, as Man-childs, will teach to the saints, as the dream above appears to say. Some will enjoy this until the Lord comes. This invincibility can take many forms. Around the time of this dream, I was driving home from a meeting at night. I wasn't particularly sleepy, just slightly. As I got close to my house, I suddenly found myself waking up out of a sound sleep, seeing headlights bright in my face. Without thinking, I jerked the wheel to the right and swerved quickly into my own lane, just in time to miss the oncoming car. I was amazed that I could have been asleep at the wheel because I didn't even remember feeling tired enough to have to fight it off. I realized that this was supernatural and that the Lord had shown me that He would protect me without my even knowing about it. It was seconds before it would have been too late to miss a head-on collision. I also noticed, as G.W. did, that I never felt fear. After receiving G. W.'s dream, my daughter, Deborah, and I were on the porch swing talking. It was a common bench-type steel swing. It had a chain coming down from a wooden frame on each end of the bench to an S-hook. From there, a chain went to the front bottom of the bench, and another went to the back top of the bench on each end. As we spoke, I was suddenly thrown backward on my back on the deck, but my head slammed into the metal top of the AC unit, which was off the deck, but the top stuck up about six inches higher than the deck. It was with such force and noise that one would have thought my neck would have broken or my head crushed. On my side of the bench, as one chain held the front bottom, the other that held the back came out of the S-hook. This caused my side of the bench to flip violently backward. My daughter was holding on to her side with her legs wrapped around the bench seat. When she heard the noise and saw me down there, she asked, with big eyes and loudly, “Are you all right?” As I reached up to brace her, I was surprised to be able to say, “I'm just fine”. I then laughingly said, “The Lord said He would give His angels charge over me, lest I dash my foot against a stone, but He didn't say anything about my head”. She asked again, “Are you sure you're alright?” I said, “I'm sure”, as I reached back to feel the back of my head and felt no pain nor even a bruise. As I stood up, I realized that indeed the angels had perfectly protected my head and neck, which easily could have been broken. I never felt any fear, just joy. My daughter said, “There is no blood on the back of your head”. I said, “There isn't even a bruise”. As I began to examine the bench and chain, I saw something even more supernatural. The chain that came loose was in perfect shape, like new, with no wear and no broken links. It was the kind of chain most often used on swings. Each link had a partner, and they were stitched in the middle so that if one link broke, it was still tied to one more link. I was amazed to see there was no broken link. Naturally speaking, this would mean the chain had to come out of the S-hook. However, I examined the S-hook, and it was still closed in the S where the chain was missing. “WOW”, I said, “this is supernatural”. The chain could not be put back in the S because it was still closed up, so I grabbed a screwdriver to spread it open so the chain could be reinserted, but I could not pry it open at all; it was too thick to bend. So I put the S next to the post that held the swing and hammered the screwdriver into the S to spread it so I could put the chain in it. I had to drive it in about 3/4” to get it open enough. How did the chain get out of the S-hook? Only supernaturally! I thought, either the devil just tried to kill me and failed due to Father's faithfulness, or the Lord was just showing me He was keeping me safe. I am sure both were true. I indeed had been in a crash, and the Father kept me perfectly. PTL! By the grace of my God, I have been shot at, at close range by a professional assassin, but my angel slapped the bullet down as he told me. The one who sent the assassin confirmed this. In a wreck, I was thrown from a car going 70 mph, slid about 70 feet on concrete without a scratch, with witnesses. My tractor flipped on the side of our mountain and was going to roll, but impossibly straightened back up with me still in the seat. I believe in Father's guardian angels! More recently, Michael and I were unhitching a back blade, a heavy piece of steel, from the tractor. I got off the tractor and was standing about 15 feet from the blade. Michael was on the other side releasing it, and supernaturally it came flying very fast straight at my head. It hit me right on my nose with force and knocked me back another 10 feet to the ground. Michael said he knew I was dead, but to his surprise, I jumped to my feet like nothing had happened. I told him that what I felt was a finger on my nose pushing me to the ground very fast. My angel, no doubt. In the natural, because of the speed at which it came at me, I would have been dead anyway, but I never felt any pain or incurred any damage. Some of this was because the faction had come together to throw witchcraft at me, but failed. Many of them are dead now. Do you find it hard to believe that spiritual powers, good or bad, can take authority over the natural laws, as seen with this S-hook, my head and neck? Many have been learning that they have authority over physical laws concerning the body and laws of nature, through faith and the spoken Word. In the testimony section of our site are multitudes of testimonies of the saints' healing machinery, bodies, cars, and other physical things, changing weather, changing minds, etc. Jesus taught His disciples to take authority over the laws of nature and to teach others to do so because they are not under the curse. (Gal.3:13) Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law, having become a curse for us; for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree: (14) that upon the Gentiles might come the blessing of Abraham in Christ Jesus; that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith. (Mar.11:23) Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou taken up and cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that what he saith cometh to pass; he shall have it. (24) Therefore I say unto you, All things whatsoever ye pray and ask for, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them. (And repent of any sin so you will have power.) (25) And whensoever ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have aught against any one; that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses. (26) [But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father who is in heaven forgive your trespasses.] Jesus commanded His disciples to make disciples of all the nations and teach them to obey all things He taught them, even unto the end. (Mat.28:19) Go ye therefore, and make disciples of all the nations ... (20) teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I commanded you: and lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Now we, as His disciples, must teach disciples to obey all the teachings of Jesus and take authority over the physical laws of the curse to proclaim the Gospel. Amen.

Jake Sloan of Arizona States 247 site previews the Sun Devils and what the Rebels should expect on Friday. Then, Michael Bruntz joins to talk Nebraska Baseball.

'Cause I've got a golden ticket... Arizona State's local recruiting efforts scored a massive win when 4-star 2027 offensive tackle, and Golden Ticket recipient, Jake Hildebrand committed to the Sun Devils. We break down the impact, talk with recruiting insider Adam Beadle, and hear from the newest Sun Devil commit himself. Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast Follow the showon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast 

The Texas Longhorns softball team cruised through the regional round, giving up just one run through the three games in Austin. The pitching staff was lights out in the circle, while they scored 25 runs in the contest, setting up their Super Regional matchup against Arizona State. How do they match up against the red-hot Sun Devils?

The Texas Longhorns softball team cruised through the regional round, giving up just one run through the three games in Austin. The pitching staff was lights out in the circle, while they scored 25 runs in the contest, setting up their Super Regional matchup against Arizona State. How do they match up against the red-hot Sun Devils? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Arizona State baseball has wrapped up the regular season and are eyeing a postseason run. Are the Sun Devils and head coach Willie Bloomquist equipped to make some noise in the Big 12 and NCAA tournaments? How far can the bats of Landon Hairston and company take ASU? We take a deep dive with DevilsDigest.com reporter George Lund. Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT ollow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast Follow the showon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast

Bud Elliott and Chris Karpman of Sun Devil Source preview Arizona State's 2026 season. They discuss the momentum Kenny Dillingham has built in Tempe, expectations for transfer quarterback Cutter Boley, and whether the Sun Devils are ready to handle one of the toughest schedules in college football this season.

Times change, but the expectations do not. After a veteran-laden group performed well for the Sun Devils last season, the 2026 ASU defense will feature a bevy of new faces looking to continue that standard for defensive coordinator Brian Ward. In this episode, Brian and I discuss the outlook for the defense, a position-by-position post-spring breakdown, maintaining culture, football trends, boxing movies, and more. Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast Follow the showon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast

As the Suns close the book on their season, the rest of the Valley is just getting started. We're tracking the first steps of the Cardinals' 2026 draft class and the seismic shift in Tempe as ASU basketball officially ushers in the Randy Bennett era. From the trenches of rookie mini-camp to the "miracle" staff assembly at ASU, we are breaking down the new faces of Arizona sports.In this episode:00:00 - Welcome: The Villain at the TableOpening the show with the "Sighting of the Week"—Dillon Brooks courtside at Lakers/Thunder. We discuss the energy he brings to the Suns and how that sets the tone for the offseason.10:36 - Cardinals: The New FoundationsA full breakdown of the introductory press conferences for the 2026 class. We analyze the fit and the logic behind the picks:The Trenches: Chase Bisontis and Jayden Williams.The Playmakers: Carson Beck and Reggie Virgil.The High-Motors: Kaleb Proctor and Karson Sharar.Mini-Camp Reports: Thoughts from OC Mike LaFleur and Jeremiyah Love as the rookies hit the grass for the first time.1:43:25 - ASU Basketball: The Randy Bennett Era BeginsCovering the long-awaited introduction of the Sun Devils' new leader five weeks after the hire.The Presser: Randy Bennett's "Mayo Clinic Miracle" and his "Retention over Recruitment" philosophy.The Rivalry: Dr. Michael Crow's message to the "barking dog to the south."The Scrum: Key takeaways from the post-presser media scrum with Randy Bennett and Graham Rossini regarding the Big 12 transition and the 12-man roster built by the staff.The "Betting on Yourself" TeaserA quick look at a major development involving a high-level athlete's journey to the ACC and what it means for the future of the brand.Follow The Valley Verdict:YouTube: @TheValleyVerdict | Facebook: @TheValleyVerdict | Instagram: @TheValleyVerdictPodcast

BYU basketball announced a two-game series with in-state rival Utah State. It will be the first meeting between the two programs since 2021. KSL Sports BYU Insider Mitch Harper shares his thoughts on the rivalry returning and some memories of the BYU-Utah State basketball series. Mitch also dives into some early 2027 projections from Bart Torvik for Big 12 basketball. BYU checks into the middle of the pack as they continue to search for a center. The Big 12 looks like it could take a slight step back next year. Could BYU climb to the upper-crust? Then, finally, the BYU football opponent spring tour continues. On this episode, we look at Arizona State with Damon Allred of ArizonaSports.com. Allredy is a co-host of the State of the Sun Devils podcast and is an Arizona State reporter. BYU football will host Arizona State on Saturday, October 31 in Provo. It's the first meeting between the two programs since a memorable clash in 2024 in Tempe. Subscribe to the Cougar Tracks Podcast to stay up-to-date with all the daily episodes. Cougar Tracks is on YouTube and X every weekday at Noon (MT), and KSL NewsRadio at 6:30 p.m. (MT). Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-tracks/id1146971609 YouTube Podcast: https://kslsports.com/category/podcast_results/?sid=2035&n=Cougar%20Tracks Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2NCF1KecDsE2rB1zMuHhUh Download the KSL Sports app Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bonneville.kslsports&hl=en_US  iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ksl-sports/id143593 Mitch Harper is a BYU Insider for KSLsports.com and hosts the Cougar Tracks Podcast daily on KSL Sports YouTube and KSL NewsRadio (SUBSCRIBE). Harper also co-hosts Cougar Sports Saturday (12–3 p.m.) on KSL NewsRadio. Follow Mitch’s coverage of BYU athletics in the Big 12 Conference on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram: @Mitch_Harper. Want more coverage of BYU sports? Take us with you wherever you go. Download the new and improved KSL Sports app from Utah’s sports leader. Allows you to stream live radio and video, keeping you up-to-date on all your favorite teams.

On the latest State of the Sun Devils podcast, Jeremy Schnell & Damon Allred dive into the latest news regarding the ASU football team, including how the team looked at spring practice. The two then break down how Men's basketball coach Randy Bennett has done so far in the transfer portal. 

Chris Karpman discusses how Arizona State could make history in the NFL Draft, how many Sun Devils could be picked in the draft and how much Hines Ward has helped Jordyn Tyson get to a spot where he is going to be one of the first wide receivers off the board. 

Randy Bennett made his first transfer portal splash with the addition of forward Paulius Murauskas (8:18). The former Saint Mary's star is a headliner that the Sun Devils needed, and he should be the star player for ASU next season. The 2026 NFL Draft is almost here as well, and Mark previews where Jordyn Tyson, Max Iheanachor, and the other ASU players could be selected (22:06). Episode 163 concludes with spring football observations and a check-in on ASU baseball. *Episode recorded before the news of Dillan Shaw transferring to ASU came out*

WIth hearts heavy from the tragic passing of Steven Miller, the Sun Devils held an intense spring scrimmage on Saturday night. Get a full recap of the night's action, plus hear from ASU head coach Kenny Dillingham.

Tim Healy joins Baskin and Phelps to evaluate Arizona State draft prospects Jordyn Tyson and Max Iheanachor as potential fits for the Cleveland Browns. They explore Tyson's comparison to Terry McLaurin and Iheanachor's rise up draft boards following the Sun Devils' program turnaround.

We're going local this week with State of the Sun Devils' Damon Allred stopping by to break down Arizona State's NFL Draft prospects and who could be a fit for the Cardinals. Subscribe, rate 5 stars and follow @AZCardsCorner, @Tdrake4sports, @koval_lauren and @iamdamonallred on X!

My guest on this episode of The Back of the Range is Fifa Laopakdee, the reigning Asia-Pacific Amateur Champion. Fifa tees it up this week at The Masters before heading back to Arizona State University to help the Sun Devils make a deep postseason run in college golf. Fifa Laopakdee - Asia Pacific Amateur ChampionThe Back of the Range - All Access Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY!Also Subscribe in YouTube, Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher Follow on Social Media! Email us: ben@thebackoftherange.comWebsite: www.thebackoftherange.com Voice Work by Mitch Phillips

In Episode 654 of The Valley Verdict, we review a week of high-stakes shifts and local heartbreaks. From the Diamondbacks' resilient series split with the Braves and the devastating injury to Jordan Lawlar, to the Phoenix Suns' search for a defensive identity on the road, the Standard is being re-evaluated.We examine the impact of a 25-year drought in Tucson, the walk-off energy of Ketel Marte at Chase Field, and why the "Standard" in Tempe is reaching a new level of intensity following Saturday night's scrimmage.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening thoughts on a rollercoaster week for Arizona sports and the "Surprising Answer" I gave a family member regarding the Final Four.11:50 - U of A Basketball: The Rivalry StandardThe Tommy Lloyd Standard: Reviewing the Final Four loss to Michigan and Tommy Lloyd's address to the media.The 25-Year Heartbreak: A look at the history of the program since the Lute Olson era in 2001 and why a Sun Devil can respect the coach without liking the school.The Troll Moment: Why the Standard in Tucson is safe... unless a certain job in North Carolina opens up.31:24 - D-backs: The Braves Split & The Lawlar BlowThe Roster Shift: Torey Lovullo joins Burns & Gambo to break the news that Jordan Lawlar will miss multiple games with a broken wrist suffered in the 17-2 loss.Series Review: Analyzing the 17-2 and 2-0 losses followed by the 2-1 and 6-5 comeback victories.The Walk-Off Energy: Ketel Marte joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace after his game-winning double to secure the series split.Sound: Torey Lovullo addresses the media regarding the team's resilience against a powerhouse Braves roster.1:13:58 - Suns: Finding the Defensive IdentityThe Road Search: Reacting to Bickley & Marotta asking how the Phoenix Suns can fix their defensive identity and get back on track before the postseason.The Charlotte Slide: Reviewing the 127-107 loss and Jordan Ott's address to the media regarding the lack of intensity.The Chicago Correction: Analyzing the 120-110 win to finish the road trip 2-2.Sound: Jordan Goodwin speaks with Amanda Pflugrad on the floor; Coach Jordan Ott speaks to the media on the defensive bounce-back.1:54:03 - ASU Football: The Saturday Night ScrimmageThe Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham speaks to the media following Saturday night's high-intensity scrimmage under the lights.Examining the progress of the roster and the culture shift in Tempe as the Sun Devils prepare for the Big 12 jump.The Verdict: Can the D-backs maintain their connectivity without Jordan Lawlar, and did the Suns finally find their defensive floor in Chicago?

For the first time this spring, the Sun Devils held a scrimmage. Which side won? Which players stood out? Get a full recap plus hear from head coach Kenny Dillingham.

In Episode 653 of The Valley Verdict, we review a massive turnaround in the desert. From the Diamondbacks securing a home sweep against Detroit to the Phoenix Suns facing a "Massive Problem" on the road in Orlando, the Standard is being put to the test.We examine the emergence of Jose Fernandez as a late-inning force, the executive perspective on the D-backs' young core, and the intensity shifting in Tempe as ASU Football continues spring practice.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeOpening thoughts on the momentum shift in the Valley and the reality of a series sweep at Chase Field.13:04 - D-backs: The Breakdown of the SweepThe Soroka Standard: More reaction from Michael Soroka, who joined Burns & Gambo to discuss his transition into the rotation anchor.The Jose Fernandez Arrival: Reviewing the 7-5 comeback win on the back of Jose Fernandez.Sound: Jose Fernandez joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace post-game, plus his address to the media in the locker room.Sound: Torey Lovullo speaks to the media regarding the bullpen's resilience.Reaction: Bickley & Marotta react to the impact and intensity of Jose Fernandez.Executive View: Assistant GM Amiel Sawdaye joins Wolf & Luke to talk about Jose Fernandez and the development of the D-backs' young stars.The 1-0 Shutout: From being swept in LA to getting the sweep at home. Analyzing the defensive connectivity that secured the victory.Sound: Corbin Carroll joins Todd Walsh and Mark Grace post-game, plus his session with the media in the locker room following his 1st-inning home run.Sound: Torey Lovullo speaks to the media after the game to wrap up the series.1:22:00 - Suns: The "Massive Problem" AnalysisRecap: Suns drop a close road contest to the Magic, 115-111, in the second night of a back-to-back.Sound: Coach Jordan Ott speaks to the media regarding the defensive lapses and road execution.The Big Question: Reacting to Burns & Gambo asking, "Do the Phoenix Suns have a massive problem?"1:43:34 - ASU Football: Spring IntensityThe Dillingham Standard: Kenny Dillingham and TE coach Jason Mohns speak to the media following Tuesday's spring practice.Examining the culture shift and the physical intensity on the grass as the Sun Devils prepare for the Big 12.The Verdict: Is the D-backs' ability to secure a 1-0 shutout the ultimate proof of their identity, or is the Suns' road fatigue a sign of a deeper structural failure?

After a lackluster first day in pads, the Sun Devils responded during practice four of spring ball. Get a rundown the the day's action, plus hear from freshman running back Cardae Mack.

Bickley and Marotta talk March Madness, Vinny gives his View on the Suns, we go through Rush Hour Reboot, and we're joined by Tim Kurkjian.

On a scorching Saturday, the Sun Devils got back to work. Get a recap of the day's action and hear from head coach Kenny Dillingham and safety Lyrik Rawls.

KSU (16-7, 2-3 Big 12): The Sun Devils once again make the last late push as they clinched the series in Manhattan in a high scoring affair Saturday afternoon.

Kolby Crawford of VT Scoop discusses James Franklin's first spring practice. Chuck and Heath discuss Kirby Smart's bluntness about alternate uniforms and what matters top him. Robert Ferringo of Doc's Sports discusses the NCAA tournament.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karpman talks about the end of the Bobby Hurley era at ASU and what the Sun Devils might do now.

Jeremy Schnell and Damon Allred react to ASU not renewing Bobby Hurley as its men's basketball head coach. The two then go over the leading candidates to be the next coach for the Sun Devils.

From the "Lackluster" start of NFL Free Agency to the incredible recovery of Corbin Carroll, Episode 643 audits a day of massive shifts in the Valley. We break down the Cardinals' new-look backfield, the rise of the Suns' rookie duo, and the "Game Over" reports surrounding Bobby Hurley as ASU pulls off a miracle win over Baylor in the Big 12 Tournament.In this episode:00:00 - WelcomeA mid-week audit on a day of total transition. We recap the state of the Valley from the 406 to the 602 and set the stage for a busy recording session.18:46 - D-backs: The Corbin MiracleCould Corbin Carroll return in time for Opening Day?: We react to the question posed by Burns & Gambo following the reports of Carroll's timeline-defying recovery from a handmate bone injury.The Farm Director's View: We hear from Chris Slivka on the accountability standard that allowed a franchise cornerstone to beat the odds.40:40 - Cardinals: Lackluster LogicThe Malik Willis Pivot: Reacting to the breaking news that Malik Willis is headed to Miami, not Arizona.The Minshew Era: We analyze the signings of Gardner Minshew, Tyler Allgeier, and Kendrick Bourne. Is this a "Safe" floor or a sign of stagnant ambition?The Quarterback Room: Reacting to the concerns raised by Bickley & Marotta, Wolf, Luke, Burns, and Gambo regarding the depth behind the reset.1:18:38 - ASU Basketball: The Lame Duck MiracleThe Baylor Upset: Recapping the Sun Devils' gritty win in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament early this morning.The Hurley Report: Analyzing the reports that Bobby Hurley will not be retained and the reality of a locker room playing for a coach on his way out.1:28:36 - Suns: The Rookie SurgeProtecting the Fortress: We recap the wins over the Pelicans and Hornets to finish the home stand 2-1.The Next Generation: Hear from Devin Booker, Khaman Maluach, and Rasheer Fleming on the court and in the media room.The Calling Card: Jordan Ott speaks to the team and the media on why defense is officially the Suns' identity. Plus, a shout-out to Haywood Highsmith for staying ready.2:23:27 - The Valley Pulse: Top 5 Momentum Rankings#5. The Mar10 Day Shout-out.#4. The Hurley Farewell (ASU).#3. The Rookie Rising (Maluach & Fleming).#2. The Corbin Miracle.#1. The Lackluster Splash (NFL Free Agency).The Verdict: Is "Lackluster" actually the smartest thing the Cardinals have done in years, or is the Valley losing its appetite for "Bridge" players?

The road to a title starts in the trenches, and the Sun Devils are looking to a Champ to lock down the right side of the offensive line. Coming in two years ago as a highly-regarded—yet undersized—offensive tackle, Champ Westbrooks put in the hard work to bulk up, and he earned his first-career start in last season's Sun Bowl. Now with two seasons of experience and his 6-foot-5 frame coming in over 300 pounds, he's aiming to win a starting tackle job along the Sun Devils' offensive line. On this episode, Champ and I discuss his football journey, the early Snoop League days and his time on defense, how he's grown over his years in Tempe, why the D-line may need a Champ package, the best accents on the team, and more. Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast   

Jeremy Schnell and Damon Allred discuss Arizona State men's basketball losing to No. 6 Iowa State to finish off the regular season. The guys speculate if this will be Bobby Hurley's final season with the team and how the school will go about retaining players in the transfer portal. They also touch on the latest news of Clayton Smith receiving an extra year of eligibility for the football team.

It's a busy time for Sun Devil sports. Molly Miller's Sun Devils continue to make a push towards the NCAA Tournament, Arizona State's beach volleyball and women's tennis teams are climbing in the polls, the softball team's bats are on fire, and several ASU players are climbing up NFL Draft boards after strong Combines. Plus, the baseball team is looking to regroup after a tough road trip to Texas.

Send a textAfter a strong start in Tempe, the Runnin' Utes fall and are swept by the Sun Devils — we'll look back. Plus, the Utah WBB team will likely have to face a team that swept them in the Big 12 Tournament, we'll let you know potentially who and when. And, the Buffs come to town looking for a season sweep on Senior day. We'll take a look at the rematch and the two seniors that will be honored + more! Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

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NFL Draft season is in full swing, and four Sun Devils are currently at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis aiming to move up the boards. In that spirit, we review some of the all-time best Combine showings by ASU players. Then we have some fun, drafting teams on non-football Sun Devil greats we think would have put on a show at the Combine. Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT  Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast  Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils  Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast   

This week's episode brings on Arizona St.'s Arden Besecker and Kendall Whitmarsh fresh off the most recent AVCA poll and the first named conference pairs of the week across the nation! Arden and Kendall discuss last year's journey for the Sun Devils as they had another great season under Head Coach Kristen Glattfelder being on the verge of heading to Gulf Shores!  Both the Sun Devils share a little about their 2026 team and recap their 1st week of play which grabbed the attention of the voters in the most recent poll, as ASU thrusts up 2 places from #11 to #9. Along with the climb, Arden and partner, Zoey Taylor, and Kendall and her partner, Olivia McElroy went 4-0 on the weekend. The latter were named Big 12 Pair of the Week! We discuss what matches and results grabbed their attention in Week 1– which all happened on Queen's Beach in Waikiki, HI at the Duke Kahanamoku Classic! Thanks for listening/watching!

In a massive catch-up edition of the show, we analyze the structural shifts and the on-court chaos in the Valley. From the Cardinals' new coaching staff and performance facility to the devastating injury toll and Jalen Green's heroics for the Phoenix Suns, Episode 640 breaks down the "Price of the Grind."In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:48 - The 2-Minute WarningASU Upset: We recap the Sun Devils' massive 72-67 victory over #13 Texas Tech at home.The Texas Trap: A quick look at the road losses to Baylor and TCU and why the momentum didn't travel.The Deck is Clear: Setting the stage for the Cardinals' foundation and the Suns' offensive identity crisis.13:48 - Arizona Cardinals: The Glendale ResetThe Staff is Set: We analyze Mike LaFleur's hires: Nathaniel Hackett (OC), Michael Ghobrial (Special Teams), and Nick Rallis (DC). We hear from the coordinators on their vision for 2026.The Performance Facility: Michael Bidwill speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony for the team's new facility. We discuss what this investment says about the organization's shift in culture.The Combine & The Draft: Monti Ossenfort and Mike LaFleur speak from the NFL Combine. Plus, we react to Bickley & Marotta asking if the Cardinals are about to "repeat the Kyler mistake" with Malik Willis.2:36:37 - Suns: The Post-Break Reality CheckThe GM's View: Brian Gregory speaks to the media on the direction post-All-Star break.The Jalen Green Buzzer-Beater: We react to the 2OT thriller against the Magic. Hear Jalen Green's on-court admission that he "audibled" the play away from Colin Gillespie, and Coach Ott's reaction to Royce O'Neale's quick read. Plus, Charles Barkley's live reaction from the ESPN broadcast."No One Cares But Us": Jordan Ott's powerful message to a locker room decimated by injuries to Booker, Brooks, and Goodwin.The Offensive Flatline: How the Suns plummeted to a 77-point performance in Portland—one of the lowest scoring totals in franchise history—and an 81-point night against Boston.The Rookie Evaluation: We react to Burns & Gambo on why it's time to evaluate the Suns' young core with the veteran stars sidelined.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

In a massive catch-up edition of the show, we analyze the structural shifts and the on-court chaos in the Valley. From the Cardinals' new coaching staff and performance facility to the devastating injury toll and Jalen Green's heroics for the Phoenix Suns, Episode 640 breaks down the "Price of the Grind."In this episode:00:00 - Welcome10:48 - The 2-Minute WarningASU Upset: We recap the Sun Devils' massive 72-67 victory over #13 Texas Tech at home.The Texas Trap: A quick look at the road losses to Baylor and TCU and why the momentum didn't travel.The Deck is Clear: Setting the stage for the Cardinals' foundation and the Suns' offensive identity crisis.13:48 - Arizona Cardinals: The Glendale ResetThe Staff is Set: We analyze Mike LaFleur's hires: Nathaniel Hackett (OC), Michael Ghobrial (Special Teams), and Nick Rallis (DC). We hear from the coordinators on their vision for 2026.The Performance Facility: Michael Bidwill speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony for the team's new facility. We discuss what this investment says about the organization's shift in culture.The Combine & The Draft: Monti Ossenfort and Mike LaFleur speak from the NFL Combine. Plus, we react to Bickley & Marotta asking if the Cardinals are about to "repeat the Kyler mistake" with Malik Willis.2:36:37 - Suns: The Post-Break Reality CheckThe GM's View: Brian Gregory speaks to the media on the direction post-All-Star break.The Jalen Green Buzzer-Beater: We react to the 2OT thriller against the Magic. Hear Jalen Green's on-court admission that he "audibled" the play away from Colin Gillespie, and Coach Ott's reaction to Royce O'Neale's quick read. Plus, Charles Barkley's live reaction from the ESPN broadcast."No One Cares But Us": Jordan Ott's powerful message to a locker room decimated by injuries to Booker, Brooks, and Goodwin.The Offensive Flatline: How the Suns plummeted to a 77-point performance in Portland—one of the lowest scoring totals in franchise history—and an 81-point night against Boston.The Rookie Evaluation: We react to Burns & Gambo on why it's time to evaluate the Suns' young core with the veteran stars sidelined.Follow The Valley Verdict:Facebook: [@thevalleyverdict]Instagram: [@thevalleyverdictpodcast]YouTube: [@thevalleyverdict]

ASU football has now had one full pass through the full list of Big 12 opponents. There's been some incredible matchups and games with massive stakes that have reverberated off the field. We all know Arizona tops the rivalry rankings, but how should the Sun Devils feel about their new conference mates? Brad Denny and Joe Healey unveil their rivalry rankings and tiers to see how the (sports) hatred stacks up behind the Wildcats.  Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast  Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils  Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast    Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT 

Ravis discusses the Thunder heading to Phoenix, NBA news, and the Cowboys falling to the Sun Devils. Follow Matt on X @mattravis and WWLS @sportsanimal, thesportsanimal.com, and The Sports Animal app!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you believe in ghosts? Arizona State fans do. Myles "Ghost" Rowser haunted the secondary for the Sun Devils the last two seasons, scaring receivers with frighteningly fierce hits. Now, he's aiming to bring that reign of terror to the NFL. On this episode, Ghost and I discuss his ASU career, his rising stock after a good showing at the Shrine Bowl, his NFL Draft prep, and more.

Arizona State was active in the transfer portal, signing a class of 25 that included some big names. Brad sat down for some 1-on-1 conversations with some of those notable new Devils. Get to know some of the new stars. - QB Cutter Boley 0:45 - QB Mikey Keene 7:50 - WR Omarion Miller 14:15 - WR Raiden Vines-Bright 18:54 - LB Owen Long 21:48 - S Lyrik Rawls 27:34

After a couple of rebuilding seasons, Arizona State softball got back to the postseason last year and heads into 2026 with eyes on making a deep run. One of the keys to that turnaround has been the play of Tanya Windle. A Peoria native, she dreamed of playing for the Sun Devils since she was young. However, life threw a curve, and she ended up elsewhere to begin her college career. But a dynamic freshman season, coupled with a new staff in Tempe, helped her realize her dream. Now, she's among the nation's elite outfielders. On this episode, we discuss her softball journey, her approach at the plate, why ASU means so much, and a fateful countdown on a whiteboard, and more.  

2026 will be a new era for Sun Devil quarterbacks, and all eyes will be on the position in spring and fall camps to see who will take the reins. Among the hopefuls is redshirt freshman Cam Dyer, who is the only returner in the group. His high school career saw him put up video game numbers, a four-star recruiting rating, and two Gatorade Player of the Year awards in his home state of New Mexico. He committed to ASU prior to his senior year, interestingly as a wide receiver, not a quarterback. However, a torn ACL near the end of his prep days had him begin his time in Tempe rehabbing. Making the switch back to quarterback, he put in the work, recovered, and ended the year as the Sun Devils' top backup. He'll now get a chance to make his mark on the offense this offseason. On this episode, we discuss the lessons and growth through his rehab, his football journey, the developing rapport of the quarterback room, and much more.  

ASU landed 25 new players from the 2026 transfer portal window, from high-profile All-conference honorees to young players brimming with potential. Ralph Amsden joins Brad Denny to discuss their lists of five new Sun Devils who are intriguing them the most.

The portal window is closed, and the action is starting to settle down. With ASU's roster (mostly) set, we take a deep dive into the Sun Devils' position groups to break down how they stand after the flurry of portal signings.

All good things must come to an end, and such is Justin Wodtly's time with the Sun Devils. Over his two seasons in Tempe, the former Cincinnati transfer became a key part of the defensive line and a key voice in the locker room, and he ended his final season on a six-game sack streak. Now, it's time to chase his NFL dream. On this episode, we discuss his Sun Devil career, the impact it made on his life, his NFL Draft prep, and much more.

ASU's hot start to the transfer portal continues. After a notable first wave of commitments that included some star power, the Sun Devils landed a bevy of talented players to address key roster needs. We break down the latest additions and which positions still need attention in the coming days.

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The transfer portal is wide open, and Arizona State is starting to bring some talented players to Tempe. We break down the five big commitments so far, what they could potentially bring, and who else may soon join them as Sun Devils. Then we honor the best (and worst) of 2025 with our season awards.

The first round of the College Football Playoff is in the books. Oregon, Ole Miss, Alabama and Miami move on to the quarterfinal matchups on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. While some of the matchups in the first round this season were more competitive than last year, the lop-sided victories over the Group of Five schools, Tulane and James Madison, have sparked debate on whether there should be G5 schools in the CFP. Andy Staples and Steven Godfrey have a heated debate on this topic. Ross Dellenger also joins in as the three discuss what changes should be made for future College Football Playoffs. Then, they dive deeper into the matchup that saw Alabama come away victorious. The guys discuss all of the talk, leading up to the game, about Kalen DeBoer and if he would be leaving for Michigan or potentially even fired if he lost this game. They also talk about how Alabama handled their early deficit, in contrast to how they played in the SEC title game, and if the Crimson Tide can make a run.Later, the guys discuss the Michigan coaching search and where it is at. DeBoer appears to be out, especially since he is still in the CFP, and now Michigan's rumored other target is off of the table. Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham has signed an extension to stay with the Sun Devils, eliminating him from the Michigan opening. Biff Poggi is the interim head coach. Is there a chance he could become the permanent choice? Some other ideas are tossed out about a coach with the last name Harbaugh and a coach who just stepped down in Utah. Come get caught up on all things CFP and beyond with College Football Enquirer.0:00:00 - Recap of the CFP First Round8:38 - Changes the CFP should make32:38 - Alabama comes back to beat Oklahoma46:29 - Update on Michigan's coaching search Subscribe to the College Football Enquirer on your favorite podcast app: