Arizona State football has rapidly transformed from conference underdogs to one of seven unbeaten teams in the Big 12, now standing at 3-0 ahead of their first Big 12 game against Texas Tech. Coach Kenny Dillingham emphasizes the team’s consistent growth and maturity, attributing their success to an intense offseason and strong work ethic. The team’s performance in critical moments, including a comeback win in an adverse environment, reflects their resilience and improved expectations compared to last year.
By the Numbers
- Arizona State is currently 3-0 as they enter Big 12 play.
- ASU received three votes in the latest AP poll.
State of Play
- Arizona State enters the Big 12 alongside No. 12 Utah, No. 13 Kansas State, No. 14 Oklahoma State, No. 20 Iowa State, UCF, and BYU.
- Key defensive players Prince Dorbah and Jordan Crook are expected to make their season debuts against Texas Tech.
What’s Next
As ASU gears up for its matchup against Texas Tech, the team aims to maintain its unbeaten streak while managing player health effectively, particularly for running backs Raleek Brown and DeCarlos Brooks.
Bottom Line
Arizona State has set a higher standard moving forward, showing significant character and resilience, which are critical as they confront tougher competition in the Big 12. The transformation seen this season signals potential for a successful campaign.
