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(05/17/25 5:55am)
Dubstep duo Zeds Dead showed Phoenix what they were made of with a performance titled after their newest album, “Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness."
(05/12/25 3:38am)
In the Big 12, there are no mercy rules on Saturdays, which forced Arizona State to play all nine innings in a 13-3 victory in game two. On Sundays, however, no such rule exists, ultimately allowing the Sun Devils (34-18, 18-9 Big 12) to complete a 13-1 victory over Houston (28-22, 11-15) in the seventh inning.Easton Barrett received his third straight day-three starting nod and did not disappoint. The freshman southpaw dominated the first five and a third innings of Arizona State’s abbreviated victory, allowing just one Cougar to score on three hits.Barrett also allowed zero walks, snapping a nasty trend that’s haunted the Arizona State pitching staff over the last few games. “I’ve been more about pitching to contact instead of just pitching to blow by everyone. Getting weak contact, fly balls, ground balls, I got a lot of that, so I think that’s been a huge adjustment for me instead of trying to strike the guy out on 0-0 counts,” Barrett said.Barrett left to a standing ovation from the crowd at Phoenix Municipal Stadium following his stellar outing. “I got a taste of myself a little bit,” Barrett said. “I had my family there, my friends, so everyone was supporting me and my teammates, you know, it’s pretty cool.”Barrett got run support from his offense early and often as ASU scored three or more runs in the second, third, fourth, and fifth innings.. Five of Arizona State’s nine batters collected multiple RBIs. One of which was star freshman Landon Hairston, who also recorded three hits on the day.“It’s been huge having the consistency every day throughout the lineup, that’s kind of been what we’ve been striving to get throughout the year,” Hairston said. “We’ve had our bumps in the road, but having that consistency is key to having a good team.”Part of the four-run rally in the third inning was a two-run shot off the bat of Brandon Compton.Coming into the series, Compton had gone over five weeks without hitting a homer. Compton has now hit two in as many days. In addition to the home runs from Compton and Isaiah Jackson (his team-leading 13th of the year), Houston’s defensive miscues and pitching hurt themselves.Josh Butler, Chance Dequila, and Cole Carlon combined for the final scoreless inning and two-thirds, allowing just one base runner on a walk. Bloomquist was “emotional” when Dequila made an appearance for the first time in a Sun Devil uniform following multiple surgeries. “We’ve been trying to find the right opportunity to bring him in,” Bloomquist said. “There weren’t too many dry eyes in the dugout when he took the mound.”Arizona State will play its final home game of the season on Tuesday against Valley rival Grand Canyon University. That will be followed by their final Big 12 series of the year in Stillwater, against Oklahoma State.
(05/12/25 3:29am)
Friday night’s close contest carried into the first two and a half innings of Saturday afternoon’s game. After the two teams traded blows in the boxscore to that point, Arizona State (33-18, 17-9 Big 12) landed a haymaker, five runs in the third inning, and never looked back in a 13-3 victory over Houston (28-21, 11-14).
(05/12/25 2:25am)
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Kyle Larson swept the stages at Kansas Speedway on Sunday, winning from the pole and picking up a trophy for the third time in the opening 12 races of 2025.
(05/12/25 2:07am)
A dramatic start to the sixth inning kickstarted a Houston (28-20 Overall, 11-13 Big 12) rally that proved to be the difference in a 6-5 victory over Arizona State (32-18, 16-9).
(05/06/25 10:07pm)
FORT WORTH, Texas - Joey Logano battled from behind to triumph in a tumultuous Texas race on Sunday, winning from his worst starting position of 27th place.
(05/02/25 1:12am)
Living in Arizona comes with many extreme weather challenges, but despite the heat, the Desert Edge girls’ soccer team delivered a dominant season.
(05/01/25 9:38pm)
TALLADEGA, Ala. – Austin Cindric held the field at bay in the closing laps in the Jack Link’s 500 at Talladega, earning his third career victory on Sunday.
(05/01/25 9:00pm)
As streaming platforms continue to dominate music revenue, the resurgence of vinyl and physical music sales has introduced newer generations an experience of music listening that streaming has been unable to replicate.
(04/28/25 2:56am)
The vibes were high at Mountain America Stadium, despite the team not playing their typical gold and maroon game as they had in previous years.
(04/28/25 8:25pm)
The Labriola National American Indian Data Center hosted a group of researchers from The Tīpuna Project last Friday, where stories were told and food was shared as people spoke about their research and communities.
(04/26/25 3:03am)
A fantasy tale of connection through friendship, family and the power of sound.“The Legend of Ochi” is a movie filled with adventure.
(04/25/25 9:14pm)
Coach Willie Bloomquist was seen throwing a clipboard following Arizona State’s (26-16, 12-7 Big 12) 7-6 loss to GCU Tuesday. Changes were evident in Thursday’s series-opening 8-3 victory against BYU (20-19, 6-13).
(04/25/25 7:00pm)
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(04/25/25 5:26pm)
Phoenix is about to get hot. Really hot.
(04/25/25 5:03pm)
Arizona has seen a large rise in new residents inhabiting the state, growing from 6.4 million in 2010 to 7.6 million as of July 2024, according to estimates from US Census Bureau.
(04/25/25 3:10am)
From the comfort of her bedroom, Lyn Lapid hit record on her TikTok and published a 22-second video of her song “Producer Man.” Five years later, she’s releasing her debut album and going on a world tour.
(04/21/25 12:55am)
Thousands of fans gathered at Wild Horse Pass Festival Grounds on April 12 for Punk in the Park, a festival that featured a packed bill of legendary punk bands, including Face to Face, Pennywise and headliners Bad Religion. Despite nearly triple-digit heat, Saturday’s high temperatures didn't discourage Arizona punks, with lengthy entrance lines snaking around the venue's perimeter.
(04/19/25 5:15am)
Amyl and the Sniffers brought its fierce punk energy to a sold-out show at The Van Buren on Thursday, April 10, 2025, lighting up the Phoenix stop of its Cartoon Darkness tour.
(04/18/25 7:50pm)
The long ball and stellar pitching led to the Sun Devils' victory in the series opener against Texas Tech on Thursday night.