The No. 11 Arizona State Sun Devil men's hoops team (13-3; 1-3) that returned just three players from last year's squad hosts Oregon State on Saturday, Jan. 13 at 4 p.m. at Ned Wulk Court/Wells Fargo Arena. Tim Healey and Kyle Dodd have the call on the Sun Devil Radio Network, as ASU has eight of its final 14 games in Wells Fargo Arena, where it is 8-1 on the year. Daron Sutton and Eddie House have the call on the Pac-12 Network. Under third-year head coach Bobby Hurley (two-time NCAA champion, 1992 Final Four MOP and NCAA career assist leader) the Sun Devils are led by seniors Tra Holder, Shannon Evans II and Kodi Justice, who have made .779 of their free throws (936-of-1201) in their college career. ASU is tied for seventh in the nation in scoring (88.2 ppg.) and has an eight-game win streak over the Beavers in Tempe.
GOOD KODI NUMBERS: In the final five games of 2016-17 Kodi Justice averaged 15.6 points including 22 in the Feb. 26 win over NCAA Tournament-bound USC. He was was 17-of-35 (.486) from the three-point stripe and perfect in nine free throw attempts in those final five games. In his past 20 games, he is averaging 14.4 points, in the first 78 games of his career he averaged 7.2.
SOLID Ws: As of the Jan. 12 NCAA RPI, No. 25 ASU has top-100 wins over No. 8 Xavier (15-3) in Las Vegas, at No. 12 Kansas (13-3), at No. 60 Utah (10-6), vs. No. 67 San Diego State (10-4), vs. No. 68 St. John's (10-7) in Los Angeles, and vs. No. 96 Kansas State in Las Vegas (12-4).
HOME: ASU won its first eight home games for the first time since the 2013-14 and 2008-09 seasons, also the last two times it made the NCAA Tournament. It also won the final eight home games in 2013-14, as it went 16-1 at home that season.
PAC-12 PLAYER OF WEEK FIRST TIME: How good of a week did Tra Holder have in earning Pac-12 Player of the Week on Nov. 20? In three wins where ASU averaged 95.3 points, he averaged 23.7 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.7 assists. He shot .548 (23-of-42) from the field, .571 (12-of-21) from three and .813 (13-of-16) from the free throw line. He put the exclamation point on it on Nov. 19 with 35 points on 13-of-15 shooting in the win over UC Irvine. He is the 36th member of the Sun Devil 1,000-point club and also gets to the free throw line as he is 471-of-622 (.757) from the charity stripe in his 113 games/104 starts, as both free throw marks are second in ASU history behind only Ike Diogu (671-of-854). His 104 starts is tied for fith in ASU history with Derek Glasser.
SUN DEVIL CAREER POINTS
1. Eddie House, 1996-2000/2,044
6. Jeff Pendergraph, 2005-09/1,588
7. Byron Scott, 1979-83/1,572
8. Tra Holder, 2014-18/1,550
TRA'S YEAR-BY-YEAR IMPROVEMENTS
SEASON: FG% / FT% / PPG / RPG / 3P MADE
2014-15: .317 / .708 / 7.0 / 2.2 / 12
2015-16: .387 / .727 / 14.2 / 3.5 / 49
2016-17: .433 / .772 / 16.2 / 3.7 / 46
2017-18: .443 / .836 / 20.9 / 4.9 / 42
20-POINTS: ASU has six players who have notched a 20-point game this year led by Tra Holder's eight. Shannon Evans II has done it seven times and Kodi Justice three times. Romello White has done it twice, while Remy Martin and De'Quon Lake have done it once. As of Monday, the only other schools in the nation to have six players notch a 20-point game are Buffalo, Georgia Southern, Gonzaga, Penn and Seattle.
ASU EIGHT-GAME WIN STREAK IN TEMPE OVER OSU
ASU 86, Oregon State 68/Jan. 28, 2016
ASU 73, Oregon State 55/Jan. 28, 2015
ASU 86, Oregon State 82 (OT)/Feb. 6, 2014
ASU 76, Oregon State 66/Jan. 14, 2012
ASU 80, Oregon State 66/Mar. 5, 2011
ASU 56, Oregon State 46/Feb. 11, 2010
ASU 69, Oregon State 38/Jan. 8, 2009
ASU 72, Oregon State 53/Jan. 5, 2008
TRA: Tra Holder leads the Pac-12 in scoring (20.9 ppg.) and has three 30-point games. Also worth noting on Holder: In the four true road games this year, he is averaging 23.8 ppg including 29 at #10 Kansas and 31 at #17 Arizona. In the seven games away from home, he is averaging 21.9 points and is 49-of-58 (.844) from the foul line and 18-of-43 (.419) from the three-point stripe.
STATS LLC SPECIAL: ASU and 2000-01 Stanford are the only Pac-12 teams to start 12-0 with 11 wins by double digits since 1996-97 (past 22 seasons). ASU's only single-digit game in its 12-0 start -- best in school history -- was a 92-90 win over Kansas State on Nov. 23 in Las Vegas.
PUMPED UP CROWDS: As a top-five team ASU will face its share of fired up crowds, but a good thing for ASU is they have done well under Coach Hurley in places that were large and loud outside of the Pac-12. In addition to this year's win over No. 2 Kansas on Dec. 10 in front of 16,300, ASU in the Coach Hurley era has won at Creighton (16,282), UNLV (13,014) and San Diego State (12,414) and hung tough with Kentucky (23,665) in his first season as it was a 32-31 Kentucky lead at the half and a four-point game with 13 minutes to play. Prior to Bobby Hurley, ASU was 8-22 in its previous 30 non-conference road games. It is 4-1 under Coach Hurley with wins at San Diego State, UNLV, Creighton and Kansas.
ASU OOC ROAD GAMES UNDER COACH HURLEY/CROWDS
#16 ASU 95, #2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)/16,300
ASU 74, San Diego State 63 (Dec. 10, 2016)/12,414
ASU 66, UNLV 56 (Dec. 16, 2015)/13,014
#5 Kentucky 72, ASU 58 (Dec. 5, 2015)/23,665
ASU 79, Creighton 77 (Dec. 2, 2015)/16,282
KU WIN: The Dec. 10 win over No. 2 Kansas marked the highest OOC ranked opponent the Sun Devils have defeated. Only the win over top-ranked and undefeated Oregon State on March 7, 1981, was higher. Kansas also marked ASU's first road win over a ranked team since James Harden led ASU to a win at Pauley Pavilion on Jan. 17, 2009.
THE 12-GAME WINNING STREAK: Much has been made about the best start in school history that not much was said about the win streak as it stood alone. The Dec. 22 win over Pacific gave ASU the second-best winning streak in ASU history. Only four ASU teams have posted 11-game winning streaks.
ASU TOP WINNING STREAKS
18: 1961-62
12: 2017-18
11: 1980-81 and 1962-63
SPURTABILITY: ASU has has come back from deficits of at least nine points in five games. A look at games where ASU has flipped the score and changed deficits.
DEFICIT (TIME/HALF)/FINAL SCORE
Nov. 14: -9 vs. San Diego State (19:22/2nd)/90-68, +31 final 19 minutes
Nov. 23: -9 vs. Kansas State (18:16/2nd)/92-90, +11 final 18 minutes
Nov. 24: -15 vs. #15 Xavier (3:16/first)/102-86, 73 points final 23 minutes
Dec. 10: -13 at #2 Kansas (16:39/first)/95-85, +23 after 15-2 deficit
Dec. 17: -13 vs. Vanderbilt (15:03/first)/76-64 ; +25 after 13-0 deficit
GIVE CREDIT TO FOLKS AT STATS INC. FOR THIS ONE: Since Stats Inc. started tracking this stuff in 1996-97, they unearthed that ASU was the first Pac-12 team to score 90 points in six straight games in more than two decades.
TRA NOTES: Tra's 40 points on Nov. 24 vs. Nov. 15 Xavier was the fourth 40-point effort in the NCAA this season and was the first 40-point performance by a Pac-12 player against a non-conference opponent since Sun Devil Jahii Carson dropped 40 on UNLV on Nov. 19, 2013. It is the most points scored by a Sun Devil against a ranked team.
MORE THAN A DOUBLE NICKEL: Six of the top 11 scoring halves in the past 15 seasons have taken place this year. Prior to dropping 60 vs. Longwood in the second half on Dec. 19, ASU dropped 58 at No. 2 Kansas and 58 on No. 15 Xavier in Las Vegas. On Dec. 22 it had 57 in the second half vs. Pacific. It also had 56 against San Diego State in the second half and had 56 vs. UC Irvine in the first half.
MOST POINTS IN HALF/2003-04 TO PRESENT
72 vs. Citadel (Nov. 23, 2016)*
60 vs. Longwood (Dec. 19, 2017)*
58 at #2 Kansas (Dec. 10, 2017)*
58 vs. #15 Xavier (Nov. 24, 2017)*
58 vs. San Francisco (Nov. 20, 2009)
58 vs. Oregon (Feb. 11, 2006)*
57 vs. Pacific (Dec. 22, 2017)*
57 vs. Cal Poly (Nov. 13, 2016)*
56 vs. UC Irvine (Nov. 19, 2017)
56 vs. San Diego State (Nov. 14, 2017)*
56 vs. Kennesaw State (Nov. 18, 2015)
*notes second-half points
LAST TIME: ASU's 2017 Continental Tire Invitational title was its first exempt tournament title since Bill Frieder's gang won the 1994 Maui Invitational, which started the run to the Sweet Sixteen and a 24-9 record. ASU jumped into the polls at No. 12 after beating Texas A&M, No. 13 Michigan and No. 7 Maryland at No. 12 that year, never fell lower than No. 18 and finished No. 16 as it beat Ball State and Manhattan in Memphis in the 1995 NCAA Tournament before falling to second-ranked Kentucky in Birmingham.
GONNA' PLAY SOME FOLKS: Bobby Hurley is going to make an attempt to play some folks. In his first year after looking at a schedule he inherited that included tilts against NC State in Brooklyn, at Creighton, at UNLV and against eventual No. 18 Texas A&M, he put the wheels in motion to make it even better by agreeing to play at Kentucky and filled a holiday break hole that could have been a yawner with Stephen F. Austin. In 2016-17, the squad played No. 1 Kentucky in the Bahamas, Purdue in New York City, at San Diego State, in Orlando for three games, and finished a series with No. 9 Creighton. Kansas will return the trip to Wells Fargo next year after ASU's win on Dec. 10, and ASU already played No. 15 Xavier and hosted 2017 NCAA Tournament product Vanderbilt Dec. 20. Coach Hurley has played four top-10 non-conference opponents in his three years, after ASU faced one in the previous 17 seasons.
ASU REGULAR SEASON OOC GAMES VS. TOP-10 TEAMS (SINCE JOINING PAC-10)
ASU 95 @#2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)
#9 Creighton 96, ASU 85 (Dec. 20, 2016)
#1 Kentucky 115, ASU 69 (Nov. 28, 2016 at Bahamas)
@#5 Kentucky 72, ASU 58 (Dec. 12, 2015)
#7 Duke 64, ASU 53 (Nov. 25, 2009 at MSG)
#2 Kansas 90, ASU 88, OT (Nov. 26, 1997 at MSG)
ASU 97, #7 Maryland 90 (November 23, 1994 at Maui)
@#8 Oklahoma St. 87, ASU 69 (December 2, 1993)
@#9 Kentucky 94, ASU 68 (December 14, 1991)
@#2 Kansas 90, ASU 67 (December 22, 1989)
#10 North Carolina 85, ASU 66 (December 23, 1984 at Tokyo)
#6 Missouri 48, ASU 47 (December 27, 1982 at Honolulu)
SPLASH GAMES: Shannon Evans II arrived at ASU after having spent two seasons under Coach Hurley at Buffalo. As a sophomore in 2014-15 he averaged 15.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 4.6 assists and led the Bulls to the NCAA Tournament as he earned second-team All-MAC honors. He made his first 20 free throws to start last season. Also, he had 50 points in an exhibition win this year against Arizona Christian.
SHANNON EVANS II 25-POINT SCORING GAMES (4 AT ASU)
33 vs. Cornell (1/3/15)
28 at #13 Oregon (2/2/17)
28 vs. UNLV (12/3/16)
25 vs. Idaho State (11/14/17)
25 vs. Washington (1/25/17)
25 at Ball State (2/4/15)
QUICK QUESTIONS WITH SHANNON EVANS
Most upset on the court: Losing the NCAA tournament
Happiest on the court: Winning the MAC championship
Past sporting event to go back and watch: Duke vs UNLV (March 30, 1991)
Past Sun Devil to go watch compete: Pat Tillman
BIG WEEK FOR SHANNON: The U.S. Basketball Writers Association selected Shannon Evans II as its Dec. 10 Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week. As the Pac-12 Conference Player of the Week, Evans was chosen by a representative of the USBWA board of directors. The 6-1 guard had 18 points, six rebounds and six assists in 82-70 win over St. John's in Los Angeles on Friday night. Less than 48 hours later, the Suffolk, Va. native hit five 3-pointers en route to 22 points along with five assists and no turnovers as ASU won at No. 2 Kansas. He averaged 20.0 points on 52 percent field goal shooting (13-25), including 53 percent behind the arc (8-15), and 5.5 assists with an 11-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio.
JUSTICE SERVED: Kodi Justice has made 183 three pointers in 99 career games. He suffered a fractured navicular bone in his left foot on Jan. 25, 2015 (freshman year) and missed the remainder of that season, but bounced back with a solid sophomore season. His injury happened the game following a season-high 16 points at California, so he was just starting to get in the groove, and then adapted to a new coaching staff in the summer of 2015 while getting healthy.
FOUR QUESTIONS WITH KODI JUSTICE
You can pick the brain of any coach, who is it? John Wooden
You can go watch a past sporting event live...which one? Rumble in the Jungle
Past Sun Devil (any sport) you wish you could have watched compete: Pat Tillman
Biggest challenge in my life: Being dyslexic
KODI'S YEAR-BY-YEAR IMPROVEMENTS
SEASON: FG% / 3PM / PPG
2014-15: .424 / 17 / 4.6
2015-16: .394 / 60 / 7.9
2016-17: .421 / 63 / 9.2
2017-18: .461 / 43 / 14.1
#DUNK-KWON: Junior college transfer De'Quon Lake is 46-of-64 (.719) from the field. He has 37 offensive rebounds and posted five dunks against both Idaho State and San Diego State. He also had seven blocks vs. Pacific.
NO DEPTH: Tra Holder led Pac-12 in mpg. in conference games last year at 37.9, but not far behind him were Sun Devils Shannon Evans II (36.7/second) and Torian Graham (36.6/third).
LENGTH: ASU has solid wing spans this year. De'Quon Lake has a 7-2 wingspan, while Vitaliy Shibel and Romello White are at 7-0. Kimani Lawrence stretched to 6-11 on his 6-7 frame.
DOWN GOES RANKED TEAM: ASU has now defeated four ranked teams in Bobby Hurley's Sun Devil tenure, as besides the win at #2 Kansas, it beat No. 15 Xavier 102-86 on Nov. 24, 2017 in Las Vegas, No. 23 USC 74-57 on Feb. 12, 2016 and No. 18 Texas A&M 67-54 on Dec. 5, 2015. The Nov. 24 Xavier win was the highest ranked non-conference team ASU had topped since it beat No. 7 Maryland in the 1994 Maui Invitational...until it won at #2 Kansas on Dec. 10.
@SUNDEVILHOOPS OOC WINS VS. RANKED TEAMS PAC-10/12 ERA
#16 ASU 95, @#2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)
ASU 102, #15 Xavier 86 (Nov. 24, 2017 at Las Vegas)
ASU 67, #18 Texas A&M 54 (Dec. 5, 2015)
ASU 79, #25 Marquette 77 (Nov. 25, 2013)
ASU 77, #17 Xavier 55 (Dec. 15, 2007)
ASU 97, #7 Maryland 90 (Nov. 23, 1994 at Maui Invitational)
ASU 79, #13 Michigan 62 (Nov. 22, 1994 at Maui Invitational)
#14 ASU 71, #7 Ohio State 58 (Dec. 20, 1980)
ASU 96, #12 Iowa 88 (Dec. 6, 1980)
DIGITS FROM LAST YEAR: ASU's 78.6 points per game last year was its best since the 1997-98 squad averaged 84.5...ASU ranked third in the Pac-12 in free throw shooting (.749) and averaged just 10.4 turnovers (first in the league and T-11th in the nation) and 9.9 three-pointers made (second in Pac-12)...Tra Holder led the league in free throws made and attempted (152-of-197/.772)...ASU likes to shoot the three as its 328 made last year was third-most in league history behind only UCLA (354 in 2016-17) and Oregon (350 in 2006-07).
TOP SCORERS: ASU has two of the top five scorers in the Pac-12 returning, as Tra Holder (16.2 ppg) and Shannon Evans II (15.0) averaged more than 31 points.
PAC-12 TOP RETURNING SCORERS IN 2017-18
17.4-Reid Travis, Stanford
17.2-Allonzo Trier, Arizona
16.3-Stephen Thompson, Oregon State
16.2-Tra Holder, Arizona State
15.0-Shannon Evans II, Arizona State
SIX: ASU has six newcomers filling roles in 2017-18, led by three who were in the program last year. Romello White is a 6-8 forward from Suwanee, Ga. who practiced last season as an academic redshirt and was a top-100 player (No. 77 by ESPN, No. 81 by Scout) in the 2016 signing class. Texan Mickey Mitchell is a skilled 6-7 sophomore who started seven games and played in 23 for Ohio State in 2015-16, came to ASU in December of 2016 and became eligible on Dec. 10, while 6-9 redshirt freshman Vitaliy Shibel has a great southpaw shooting stroke but missed last year with an ACL injury. Junior college transfer De'Quon Lake has a 6-10 frame and a 7-2 wing span. ESPN 2017 top-100 players Kimani Lawrence (New Hampton School/Providence, RI), is a 6-7 swingman with 6-11 wingspan ranked No. 54, while Remy Martin (Sierra Canyon/Chatsworth, Calif.) is a 6-0 lead guard and was No. 82 in the rankings.
HALF: ASU is 13-28 (.317) when trailing at the half under Bobby Hurley, after going 12-64 (.157) the previous five seasons.
13 HALFTIME DEFICIT WINS UNDER COACH HURLEY
(-1) @Utah 36, ASU 35/Jan. 7, 2018/ASU 80, @Utah 77
(-3) @#2 Kansas 40, ASU 37/Dec. 10, 2017/ASU 95, @KU 85
(-2) #15 Xavier 46, ASU 44/Nov. 24, 2017/ASU 102, #15 Xavier 86
(-2) Kansas State 44, ASU 42/Nov. 23, 2017/ASU 92, KSU 90
(-6) SDSU 40, ASU 34/Nov. 14, 2017/ASU 90, SDSU 68
(-1) USC 48, ASU 47/Feb. 26, 2017/ASU 83, USC 82
(-2) @UW 41, ASU 39/Feb. 16, 2017/ASU 83, @UW 81
(-1) Stanford 33, ASU 32/Feb. 11, 2017/ASU 75, Stanford 69
(-7) @SDSU 32, ASU 25/Dec. 10, 2016/ASU 74, @SDSU 63
(-3) #23 USC 30, ASU 27/Feb. 12, 2016/ASU 74, USC 67
(-12) @UNLV 37, ASU 25/Dec. 16, 2015/ASU 66, @UNLV 56
(-8) @Creighton 41, ASU 33/Dec. 2, 2015/ASU 79, @Creighton 77
(-2) UCSB 29, ASU 27/Nov. 29, 2015/ASU 70, UCSB 68
SUN DEVIL LEADERS (INCLUDES SHARED)
SCORING: Evans (3), Holder (8), White (2), Justice (2)
REBOUNDING: Holder (2), White (7), Lake (4), Justice, Mitchell (3)
ASSISTS: Holder (6), Evans (8), Mitchell (3), Martin (3)
SUN DEVIL WINS VS. RANKED TEAMS UNDER COACH HURLEY
ASU 95, @#2 Kansas 85/Dec. 10 2017
ASU vs. #15 Xavier/Nov. 24, 2017
ASU 74, #23 USC 67/Feb. 12, 2016
ASU 67, #18 Texas A&M 54/Dec. 5, 2015
DIGITS: ASU's backcourt has two 1,500-point career scorers as Tra Holder has 1,536 points in 112 Sun Devil games (13.7 ppg.), while Shannon Evans II has 1,502 career points, with 754 of them coming at Buffalo from 2013-15. Combined the duo has made 929 total field goals, 360 three-pointers, 818 free throws and has dropped 3,038 collegiate points in 222 career games.
MOST COMBINED POINTS BY DUO ENTERING 2017-18
2,707/St. Bonaventure: Jaylen Adams (1,377)/Matt Mobley (1,330)
2,701/Rhode Island: E.C. Matthews (1,519)/Jared Terrell (1,182)
2,639/Xavier: Trevon Bluiett (1,585)/J.P. Macura (1,054)
2,463/Arizona State: Shannon Evans II (1,248)/Tra Holder (1,215)
SUN DEVIL CAREER STARTS
120, Jeff Pendergraph, 2005-09
119, Ty Abbott, 2007-11
114, Eddie House, 1996-2000
109, Ron Riley, 1992-96
104, Tra Holder, 2014-18
104, Derek Glasser, 2006-10
ASU VS. OSU: Oregon State and Arizona State are meeting for the 87th time with the Sun Devils holding a narrow 44-42 edge in the series. ASU has a 28-12 advantage in games played in Tempe, including eight consecutive wins. The Beavers' last victory at Wells Fargo Arena came on Jan. 13, 2007 (67-59). The teams are 3-3 in their last six meetings. Arizona State won the only meeting last season, 81-68, on Feb. 4 at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis. Torian Graham and Shannon Evans II had 21 points each. The teams split two seasons ago. ASU won 86-68 on Jan. 28, 2016, in Tempe. Oregon State bounced back to win 75-66 on March 9, 2016, in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament in Las Vegas.
ASU VS. OREGON STATE IN PAC-10/PAC-12 PLAY
ASU 81, @Oregon State 68/Feb. 4, 2017
Oregon State 75, ASU 66/Mar. 9, 2016 (Pac-12 Tournament at T-Mobile)
ASU 86, Oregon State 68/Jan. 28, 2016
ASU 73, Oregon State 55/Jan. 28, 2015
@Oregon State 55, ASU 47/Jan. 8, 2015
@Oregon State 78, ASU 76 (OT)/Mar. 8, 2014
ASU 86, Oregon State 82 (OT)/Feb. 6, 2014
ASU 72, @Oregon State 62/Jan. 10, 2013
ASU 76, Oregon State 66/Jan. 14, 2012
ASU 80, Oregon State 66/Mar. 5, 2011
@Oregon State 80, ASU 58/Dec. 30, 2010
ASU 56, Oregon State 46/Feb. 11, 2010
ASU 66, @Oregon State 57/Jan. 16, 2010
ASU 49, @Oregon State 38/Feb. 7, 2009
ASU 69, Oregon State 38/Jan. 8, 2009
ASU 77, @Oregon State 64/Mar. 8, 2008
ASU 72, Oregon State 53/Jan. 5, 2008
@Oregon State 59, ASU 55/Feb. 10, 2007
Oregon State 67, ASU 59/Jan. 13, 2007
Oregon State 71, ASU 68/Mar. 8, 2006 (Pac-10 Tournament at STAPLES Center)
ASU 76, Oregon State 59/Feb. 9, 2006
ASU 65, @Oregon State 53 (OT)/Jan. 14, 2006
ASU 75, Oregon State 73/Feb. 17, 2005
@Oregon State 88, ASU 66/Jan. 20, 2005
@Oregon State 68, ASU 61/Feb. 19, 2004
ASU 83, Oregon State 79/Jan. 24, 2004
ASU 74, Oregon State 64/Mar. 8, 2003
ASU 67, @Oregon State 47/Jan. 2, 2003
ASU 67, Oregon State 58/Jan. 4, 2002
@Oregon State 62, ASU 57/Dec. 22, 2001
ASU 61, Oregon State 59/Mar. 3, 2001
ASU 73, @Oregon State 58/Feb. 1, 2001
ASU 77, @Oregon State 74 (OT)/Mar. 4, 2000
ASU 75, Oregon State 64/Feb. 3, 2000
ASU 87, Oregon State 66/Feb. 20, 1999
@Oregon State 81, ASU 51/Jan. 21, 1999
ASU 70, @Oregon State 63/Feb. 21, 1998
Oregon State 70, ASU 61/Jan. 22, 1998
@Oregon State 71, ASU 67/Feb. 20, 1997
ASU 78, Oregon State 75 (OT)/Jan. 25, 1997
ASU 63, Oregon State 58 (OT)/Feb. 22, 1996
ASU 93, @Oregon State 75/Jan. 27, 1996
ASU 82, Oregon State 44/Feb. 25, 1995
@Oregon State 83, ASU 70/Jan. 26, 1995
ASU 80, @Oregon State 60/Feb. 26, 1994
ASU 88, Oregon State 82/Jan. 27, 1994
ASU 76, Oregon State 61/Feb. 27, 1993
ASU 82, @Oregon State 73/Jan. 28, 1993
@Oregon State 80, ASU 72/Feb. 27, 1992
Oregon State 62, ASU 47/Jan. 30, 1992
ASU 84, Oregon State 68/Mar. 9, 1991
@Oregon State 91, ASU 69/Mar. 2, 1991
ASU 83, Oregon State 75/Mar. 9, 1990 (Pac-10 Tournament at Tempe)
Oregon State 73, ASU 59/Mar. 1, 1990
@Oregon State 87, ASU 64/Nov. 30, 1989
@Oregon State 89, ASU 83/Feb. 9, 1989
Oregon State 85, ASU 65/Jan. 14, 1989
Oregon State 78, ASU 75/Feb. 11, 1988
@Oregon State 76, ASU 68/Jan. 16, 1988
Oregon State 86, ASU 71/Feb. 5, 1987
@Oregon State 81, ASU 75/Jan. 4, 1987
@Oregon State 75, ASU 69 (OT)/Feb. 20, 1986
ASU 71, Oregon State 56/Jan. 25, 1986
Oregon State 75, ASU 64/Feb. 21, 1985
ASU 83, @Oregon State 82 (2OT)/Jan. 26, 1985
Oregon State 69, ASU 58/Feb. 23, 1984
@Oregon State 67, ASU 62/Jan. 29, 1984
@Oregon State 108, ASU 93/Feb. 28, 1983
Oregon State 68, ASU 59/Jan. 27, 1983
ASU 68, Oregon State 60/Mar. 6, 1982
@Oregon State 74, ASU 43/Jan. 2, 1982
ASU 87, @Oregon State 67/Mar. 7, 1981
Oregon State 71, ASU 67/Jan. 3, 1981
@Oregon State 82, ASU 75 (OT)/Feb. 7, 1980
Oregon State 63, ASU 59/Jan. 12, 1980
ASU 85, Oregon State 72/Feb. 10, 1979
@Oregon State 97, ASU 80/Jan. 12, 1979
GOOD KODI NUMBERS: In the final five games of 2016-17 Kodi Justice averaged 15.6 points including 22 in the Feb. 26 win over NCAA Tournament-bound USC. He was was 17-of-35 (.486) from the three-point stripe and perfect in nine free throw attempts in those final five games. In his past 20 games, he is averaging 14.4 points, in the first 78 games of his career he averaged 7.2.
SOLID Ws: As of the Jan. 12 NCAA RPI, No. 25 ASU has top-100 wins over No. 8 Xavier (15-3) in Las Vegas, at No. 12 Kansas (13-3), at No. 60 Utah (10-6), vs. No. 67 San Diego State (10-4), vs. No. 68 St. John's (10-7) in Los Angeles, and vs. No. 96 Kansas State in Las Vegas (12-4).
HOME: ASU won its first eight home games for the first time since the 2013-14 and 2008-09 seasons, also the last two times it made the NCAA Tournament. It also won the final eight home games in 2013-14, as it went 16-1 at home that season.
PAC-12 PLAYER OF WEEK FIRST TIME: How good of a week did Tra Holder have in earning Pac-12 Player of the Week on Nov. 20? In three wins where ASU averaged 95.3 points, he averaged 23.7 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.7 assists. He shot .548 (23-of-42) from the field, .571 (12-of-21) from three and .813 (13-of-16) from the free throw line. He put the exclamation point on it on Nov. 19 with 35 points on 13-of-15 shooting in the win over UC Irvine. He is the 36th member of the Sun Devil 1,000-point club and also gets to the free throw line as he is 471-of-622 (.757) from the charity stripe in his 113 games/104 starts, as both free throw marks are second in ASU history behind only Ike Diogu (671-of-854). His 104 starts is tied for fith in ASU history with Derek Glasser.
SUN DEVIL CAREER POINTS
1. Eddie House, 1996-2000/2,044
6. Jeff Pendergraph, 2005-09/1,588
7. Byron Scott, 1979-83/1,572
8. Tra Holder, 2014-18/1,550
TRA'S YEAR-BY-YEAR IMPROVEMENTS
SEASON: FG% / FT% / PPG / RPG / 3P MADE
2014-15: .317 / .708 / 7.0 / 2.2 / 12
2015-16: .387 / .727 / 14.2 / 3.5 / 49
2016-17: .433 / .772 / 16.2 / 3.7 / 46
2017-18: .443 / .836 / 20.9 / 4.9 / 42
20-POINTS: ASU has six players who have notched a 20-point game this year led by Tra Holder's eight. Shannon Evans II has done it seven times and Kodi Justice three times. Romello White has done it twice, while Remy Martin and De'Quon Lake have done it once. As of Monday, the only other schools in the nation to have six players notch a 20-point game are Buffalo, Georgia Southern, Gonzaga, Penn and Seattle.
ASU EIGHT-GAME WIN STREAK IN TEMPE OVER OSU
ASU 86, Oregon State 68/Jan. 28, 2016
ASU 73, Oregon State 55/Jan. 28, 2015
ASU 86, Oregon State 82 (OT)/Feb. 6, 2014
ASU 76, Oregon State 66/Jan. 14, 2012
ASU 80, Oregon State 66/Mar. 5, 2011
ASU 56, Oregon State 46/Feb. 11, 2010
ASU 69, Oregon State 38/Jan. 8, 2009
ASU 72, Oregon State 53/Jan. 5, 2008
TRA: Tra Holder leads the Pac-12 in scoring (20.9 ppg.) and has three 30-point games. Also worth noting on Holder: In the four true road games this year, he is averaging 23.8 ppg including 29 at #10 Kansas and 31 at #17 Arizona. In the seven games away from home, he is averaging 21.9 points and is 49-of-58 (.844) from the foul line and 18-of-43 (.419) from the three-point stripe.
STATS LLC SPECIAL: ASU and 2000-01 Stanford are the only Pac-12 teams to start 12-0 with 11 wins by double digits since 1996-97 (past 22 seasons). ASU's only single-digit game in its 12-0 start -- best in school history -- was a 92-90 win over Kansas State on Nov. 23 in Las Vegas.
PUMPED UP CROWDS: As a top-five team ASU will face its share of fired up crowds, but a good thing for ASU is they have done well under Coach Hurley in places that were large and loud outside of the Pac-12. In addition to this year's win over No. 2 Kansas on Dec. 10 in front of 16,300, ASU in the Coach Hurley era has won at Creighton (16,282), UNLV (13,014) and San Diego State (12,414) and hung tough with Kentucky (23,665) in his first season as it was a 32-31 Kentucky lead at the half and a four-point game with 13 minutes to play. Prior to Bobby Hurley, ASU was 8-22 in its previous 30 non-conference road games. It is 4-1 under Coach Hurley with wins at San Diego State, UNLV, Creighton and Kansas.
ASU OOC ROAD GAMES UNDER COACH HURLEY/CROWDS
#16 ASU 95, #2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)/16,300
ASU 74, San Diego State 63 (Dec. 10, 2016)/12,414
ASU 66, UNLV 56 (Dec. 16, 2015)/13,014
#5 Kentucky 72, ASU 58 (Dec. 5, 2015)/23,665
ASU 79, Creighton 77 (Dec. 2, 2015)/16,282
KU WIN: The Dec. 10 win over No. 2 Kansas marked the highest OOC ranked opponent the Sun Devils have defeated. Only the win over top-ranked and undefeated Oregon State on March 7, 1981, was higher. Kansas also marked ASU's first road win over a ranked team since James Harden led ASU to a win at Pauley Pavilion on Jan. 17, 2009.
THE 12-GAME WINNING STREAK: Much has been made about the best start in school history that not much was said about the win streak as it stood alone. The Dec. 22 win over Pacific gave ASU the second-best winning streak in ASU history. Only four ASU teams have posted 11-game winning streaks.
ASU TOP WINNING STREAKS
18: 1961-62
12: 2017-18
11: 1980-81 and 1962-63
SPURTABILITY: ASU has has come back from deficits of at least nine points in five games. A look at games where ASU has flipped the score and changed deficits.
DEFICIT (TIME/HALF)/FINAL SCORE
Nov. 14: -9 vs. San Diego State (19:22/2nd)/90-68, +31 final 19 minutes
Nov. 23: -9 vs. Kansas State (18:16/2nd)/92-90, +11 final 18 minutes
Nov. 24: -15 vs. #15 Xavier (3:16/first)/102-86, 73 points final 23 minutes
Dec. 10: -13 at #2 Kansas (16:39/first)/95-85, +23 after 15-2 deficit
Dec. 17: -13 vs. Vanderbilt (15:03/first)/76-64 ; +25 after 13-0 deficit
GIVE CREDIT TO FOLKS AT STATS INC. FOR THIS ONE: Since Stats Inc. started tracking this stuff in 1996-97, they unearthed that ASU was the first Pac-12 team to score 90 points in six straight games in more than two decades.
TRA NOTES: Tra's 40 points on Nov. 24 vs. Nov. 15 Xavier was the fourth 40-point effort in the NCAA this season and was the first 40-point performance by a Pac-12 player against a non-conference opponent since Sun Devil Jahii Carson dropped 40 on UNLV on Nov. 19, 2013. It is the most points scored by a Sun Devil against a ranked team.
MORE THAN A DOUBLE NICKEL: Six of the top 11 scoring halves in the past 15 seasons have taken place this year. Prior to dropping 60 vs. Longwood in the second half on Dec. 19, ASU dropped 58 at No. 2 Kansas and 58 on No. 15 Xavier in Las Vegas. On Dec. 22 it had 57 in the second half vs. Pacific. It also had 56 against San Diego State in the second half and had 56 vs. UC Irvine in the first half.
MOST POINTS IN HALF/2003-04 TO PRESENT
72 vs. Citadel (Nov. 23, 2016)*
60 vs. Longwood (Dec. 19, 2017)*
58 at #2 Kansas (Dec. 10, 2017)*
58 vs. #15 Xavier (Nov. 24, 2017)*
58 vs. San Francisco (Nov. 20, 2009)
58 vs. Oregon (Feb. 11, 2006)*
57 vs. Pacific (Dec. 22, 2017)*
57 vs. Cal Poly (Nov. 13, 2016)*
56 vs. UC Irvine (Nov. 19, 2017)
56 vs. San Diego State (Nov. 14, 2017)*
56 vs. Kennesaw State (Nov. 18, 2015)
*notes second-half points
LAST TIME: ASU's 2017 Continental Tire Invitational title was its first exempt tournament title since Bill Frieder's gang won the 1994 Maui Invitational, which started the run to the Sweet Sixteen and a 24-9 record. ASU jumped into the polls at No. 12 after beating Texas A&M, No. 13 Michigan and No. 7 Maryland at No. 12 that year, never fell lower than No. 18 and finished No. 16 as it beat Ball State and Manhattan in Memphis in the 1995 NCAA Tournament before falling to second-ranked Kentucky in Birmingham.
GONNA' PLAY SOME FOLKS: Bobby Hurley is going to make an attempt to play some folks. In his first year after looking at a schedule he inherited that included tilts against NC State in Brooklyn, at Creighton, at UNLV and against eventual No. 18 Texas A&M, he put the wheels in motion to make it even better by agreeing to play at Kentucky and filled a holiday break hole that could have been a yawner with Stephen F. Austin. In 2016-17, the squad played No. 1 Kentucky in the Bahamas, Purdue in New York City, at San Diego State, in Orlando for three games, and finished a series with No. 9 Creighton. Kansas will return the trip to Wells Fargo next year after ASU's win on Dec. 10, and ASU already played No. 15 Xavier and hosted 2017 NCAA Tournament product Vanderbilt Dec. 20. Coach Hurley has played four top-10 non-conference opponents in his three years, after ASU faced one in the previous 17 seasons.
ASU REGULAR SEASON OOC GAMES VS. TOP-10 TEAMS (SINCE JOINING PAC-10)
ASU 95 @#2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)
#9 Creighton 96, ASU 85 (Dec. 20, 2016)
#1 Kentucky 115, ASU 69 (Nov. 28, 2016 at Bahamas)
@#5 Kentucky 72, ASU 58 (Dec. 12, 2015)
#7 Duke 64, ASU 53 (Nov. 25, 2009 at MSG)
#2 Kansas 90, ASU 88, OT (Nov. 26, 1997 at MSG)
ASU 97, #7 Maryland 90 (November 23, 1994 at Maui)
@#8 Oklahoma St. 87, ASU 69 (December 2, 1993)
@#9 Kentucky 94, ASU 68 (December 14, 1991)
@#2 Kansas 90, ASU 67 (December 22, 1989)
#10 North Carolina 85, ASU 66 (December 23, 1984 at Tokyo)
#6 Missouri 48, ASU 47 (December 27, 1982 at Honolulu)
SPLASH GAMES: Shannon Evans II arrived at ASU after having spent two seasons under Coach Hurley at Buffalo. As a sophomore in 2014-15 he averaged 15.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 4.6 assists and led the Bulls to the NCAA Tournament as he earned second-team All-MAC honors. He made his first 20 free throws to start last season. Also, he had 50 points in an exhibition win this year against Arizona Christian.
SHANNON EVANS II 25-POINT SCORING GAMES (4 AT ASU)
33 vs. Cornell (1/3/15)
28 at #13 Oregon (2/2/17)
28 vs. UNLV (12/3/16)
25 vs. Idaho State (11/14/17)
25 vs. Washington (1/25/17)
25 at Ball State (2/4/15)
QUICK QUESTIONS WITH SHANNON EVANS
Most upset on the court: Losing the NCAA tournament
Happiest on the court: Winning the MAC championship
Past sporting event to go back and watch: Duke vs UNLV (March 30, 1991)
Past Sun Devil to go watch compete: Pat Tillman
BIG WEEK FOR SHANNON: The U.S. Basketball Writers Association selected Shannon Evans II as its Dec. 10 Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week. As the Pac-12 Conference Player of the Week, Evans was chosen by a representative of the USBWA board of directors. The 6-1 guard had 18 points, six rebounds and six assists in 82-70 win over St. John's in Los Angeles on Friday night. Less than 48 hours later, the Suffolk, Va. native hit five 3-pointers en route to 22 points along with five assists and no turnovers as ASU won at No. 2 Kansas. He averaged 20.0 points on 52 percent field goal shooting (13-25), including 53 percent behind the arc (8-15), and 5.5 assists with an 11-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio.
JUSTICE SERVED: Kodi Justice has made 183 three pointers in 99 career games. He suffered a fractured navicular bone in his left foot on Jan. 25, 2015 (freshman year) and missed the remainder of that season, but bounced back with a solid sophomore season. His injury happened the game following a season-high 16 points at California, so he was just starting to get in the groove, and then adapted to a new coaching staff in the summer of 2015 while getting healthy.
FOUR QUESTIONS WITH KODI JUSTICE
You can pick the brain of any coach, who is it? John Wooden
You can go watch a past sporting event live...which one? Rumble in the Jungle
Past Sun Devil (any sport) you wish you could have watched compete: Pat Tillman
Biggest challenge in my life: Being dyslexic
KODI'S YEAR-BY-YEAR IMPROVEMENTS
SEASON: FG% / 3PM / PPG
2014-15: .424 / 17 / 4.6
2015-16: .394 / 60 / 7.9
2016-17: .421 / 63 / 9.2
2017-18: .461 / 43 / 14.1
#DUNK-KWON: Junior college transfer De'Quon Lake is 46-of-64 (.719) from the field. He has 37 offensive rebounds and posted five dunks against both Idaho State and San Diego State. He also had seven blocks vs. Pacific.
NO DEPTH: Tra Holder led Pac-12 in mpg. in conference games last year at 37.9, but not far behind him were Sun Devils Shannon Evans II (36.7/second) and Torian Graham (36.6/third).
LENGTH: ASU has solid wing spans this year. De'Quon Lake has a 7-2 wingspan, while Vitaliy Shibel and Romello White are at 7-0. Kimani Lawrence stretched to 6-11 on his 6-7 frame.
DOWN GOES RANKED TEAM: ASU has now defeated four ranked teams in Bobby Hurley's Sun Devil tenure, as besides the win at #2 Kansas, it beat No. 15 Xavier 102-86 on Nov. 24, 2017 in Las Vegas, No. 23 USC 74-57 on Feb. 12, 2016 and No. 18 Texas A&M 67-54 on Dec. 5, 2015. The Nov. 24 Xavier win was the highest ranked non-conference team ASU had topped since it beat No. 7 Maryland in the 1994 Maui Invitational...until it won at #2 Kansas on Dec. 10.
@SUNDEVILHOOPS OOC WINS VS. RANKED TEAMS PAC-10/12 ERA
#16 ASU 95, @#2 Kansas 85 (Dec. 10, 2017)
ASU 102, #15 Xavier 86 (Nov. 24, 2017 at Las Vegas)
ASU 67, #18 Texas A&M 54 (Dec. 5, 2015)
ASU 79, #25 Marquette 77 (Nov. 25, 2013)
ASU 77, #17 Xavier 55 (Dec. 15, 2007)
ASU 97, #7 Maryland 90 (Nov. 23, 1994 at Maui Invitational)
ASU 79, #13 Michigan 62 (Nov. 22, 1994 at Maui Invitational)
#14 ASU 71, #7 Ohio State 58 (Dec. 20, 1980)
ASU 96, #12 Iowa 88 (Dec. 6, 1980)
DIGITS FROM LAST YEAR: ASU's 78.6 points per game last year was its best since the 1997-98 squad averaged 84.5...ASU ranked third in the Pac-12 in free throw shooting (.749) and averaged just 10.4 turnovers (first in the league and T-11th in the nation) and 9.9 three-pointers made (second in Pac-12)...Tra Holder led the league in free throws made and attempted (152-of-197/.772)...ASU likes to shoot the three as its 328 made last year was third-most in league history behind only UCLA (354 in 2016-17) and Oregon (350 in 2006-07).
TOP SCORERS: ASU has two of the top five scorers in the Pac-12 returning, as Tra Holder (16.2 ppg) and Shannon Evans II (15.0) averaged more than 31 points.
PAC-12 TOP RETURNING SCORERS IN 2017-18
17.4-Reid Travis, Stanford
17.2-Allonzo Trier, Arizona
16.3-Stephen Thompson, Oregon State
16.2-Tra Holder, Arizona State
15.0-Shannon Evans II, Arizona State
SIX: ASU has six newcomers filling roles in 2017-18, led by three who were in the program last year. Romello White is a 6-8 forward from Suwanee, Ga. who practiced last season as an academic redshirt and was a top-100 player (No. 77 by ESPN, No. 81 by Scout) in the 2016 signing class. Texan Mickey Mitchell is a skilled 6-7 sophomore who started seven games and played in 23 for Ohio State in 2015-16, came to ASU in December of 2016 and became eligible on Dec. 10, while 6-9 redshirt freshman Vitaliy Shibel has a great southpaw shooting stroke but missed last year with an ACL injury. Junior college transfer De'Quon Lake has a 6-10 frame and a 7-2 wing span. ESPN 2017 top-100 players Kimani Lawrence (New Hampton School/Providence, RI), is a 6-7 swingman with 6-11 wingspan ranked No. 54, while Remy Martin (Sierra Canyon/Chatsworth, Calif.) is a 6-0 lead guard and was No. 82 in the rankings.
HALF: ASU is 13-28 (.317) when trailing at the half under Bobby Hurley, after going 12-64 (.157) the previous five seasons.
13 HALFTIME DEFICIT WINS UNDER COACH HURLEY
(-1) @Utah 36, ASU 35/Jan. 7, 2018/ASU 80, @Utah 77
(-3) @#2 Kansas 40, ASU 37/Dec. 10, 2017/ASU 95, @KU 85
(-2) #15 Xavier 46, ASU 44/Nov. 24, 2017/ASU 102, #15 Xavier 86
(-2) Kansas State 44, ASU 42/Nov. 23, 2017/ASU 92, KSU 90
(-6) SDSU 40, ASU 34/Nov. 14, 2017/ASU 90, SDSU 68
(-1) USC 48, ASU 47/Feb. 26, 2017/ASU 83, USC 82
(-2) @UW 41, ASU 39/Feb. 16, 2017/ASU 83, @UW 81
(-1) Stanford 33, ASU 32/Feb. 11, 2017/ASU 75, Stanford 69
(-7) @SDSU 32, ASU 25/Dec. 10, 2016/ASU 74, @SDSU 63
(-3) #23 USC 30, ASU 27/Feb. 12, 2016/ASU 74, USC 67
(-12) @UNLV 37, ASU 25/Dec. 16, 2015/ASU 66, @UNLV 56
(-8) @Creighton 41, ASU 33/Dec. 2, 2015/ASU 79, @Creighton 77
(-2) UCSB 29, ASU 27/Nov. 29, 2015/ASU 70, UCSB 68
SUN DEVIL LEADERS (INCLUDES SHARED)
SCORING: Evans (3), Holder (8), White (2), Justice (2)
REBOUNDING: Holder (2), White (7), Lake (4), Justice, Mitchell (3)
ASSISTS: Holder (6), Evans (8), Mitchell (3), Martin (3)
SUN DEVIL WINS VS. RANKED TEAMS UNDER COACH HURLEY
ASU 95, @#2 Kansas 85/Dec. 10 2017
ASU vs. #15 Xavier/Nov. 24, 2017
ASU 74, #23 USC 67/Feb. 12, 2016
ASU 67, #18 Texas A&M 54/Dec. 5, 2015
DIGITS: ASU's backcourt has two 1,500-point career scorers as Tra Holder has 1,536 points in 112 Sun Devil games (13.7 ppg.), while Shannon Evans II has 1,502 career points, with 754 of them coming at Buffalo from 2013-15. Combined the duo has made 929 total field goals, 360 three-pointers, 818 free throws and has dropped 3,038 collegiate points in 222 career games.
MOST COMBINED POINTS BY DUO ENTERING 2017-18
2,707/St. Bonaventure: Jaylen Adams (1,377)/Matt Mobley (1,330)
2,701/Rhode Island: E.C. Matthews (1,519)/Jared Terrell (1,182)
2,639/Xavier: Trevon Bluiett (1,585)/J.P. Macura (1,054)
2,463/Arizona State: Shannon Evans II (1,248)/Tra Holder (1,215)
SUN DEVIL CAREER STARTS
120, Jeff Pendergraph, 2005-09
119, Ty Abbott, 2007-11
114, Eddie House, 1996-2000
109, Ron Riley, 1992-96
104, Tra Holder, 2014-18
104, Derek Glasser, 2006-10
ASU VS. OSU: Oregon State and Arizona State are meeting for the 87th time with the Sun Devils holding a narrow 44-42 edge in the series. ASU has a 28-12 advantage in games played in Tempe, including eight consecutive wins. The Beavers' last victory at Wells Fargo Arena came on Jan. 13, 2007 (67-59). The teams are 3-3 in their last six meetings. Arizona State won the only meeting last season, 81-68, on Feb. 4 at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis. Torian Graham and Shannon Evans II had 21 points each. The teams split two seasons ago. ASU won 86-68 on Jan. 28, 2016, in Tempe. Oregon State bounced back to win 75-66 on March 9, 2016, in the first round of the Pac-12 Tournament in Las Vegas.
ASU VS. OREGON STATE IN PAC-10/PAC-12 PLAY
ASU 81, @Oregon State 68/Feb. 4, 2017
Oregon State 75, ASU 66/Mar. 9, 2016 (Pac-12 Tournament at T-Mobile)
ASU 86, Oregon State 68/Jan. 28, 2016
ASU 73, Oregon State 55/Jan. 28, 2015
@Oregon State 55, ASU 47/Jan. 8, 2015
@Oregon State 78, ASU 76 (OT)/Mar. 8, 2014
ASU 86, Oregon State 82 (OT)/Feb. 6, 2014
ASU 72, @Oregon State 62/Jan. 10, 2013
ASU 76, Oregon State 66/Jan. 14, 2012
ASU 80, Oregon State 66/Mar. 5, 2011
@Oregon State 80, ASU 58/Dec. 30, 2010
ASU 56, Oregon State 46/Feb. 11, 2010
ASU 66, @Oregon State 57/Jan. 16, 2010
ASU 49, @Oregon State 38/Feb. 7, 2009
ASU 69, Oregon State 38/Jan. 8, 2009
ASU 77, @Oregon State 64/Mar. 8, 2008
ASU 72, Oregon State 53/Jan. 5, 2008
@Oregon State 59, ASU 55/Feb. 10, 2007
Oregon State 67, ASU 59/Jan. 13, 2007
Oregon State 71, ASU 68/Mar. 8, 2006 (Pac-10 Tournament at STAPLES Center)
ASU 76, Oregon State 59/Feb. 9, 2006
ASU 65, @Oregon State 53 (OT)/Jan. 14, 2006
ASU 75, Oregon State 73/Feb. 17, 2005
@Oregon State 88, ASU 66/Jan. 20, 2005
@Oregon State 68, ASU 61/Feb. 19, 2004
ASU 83, Oregon State 79/Jan. 24, 2004
ASU 74, Oregon State 64/Mar. 8, 2003
ASU 67, @Oregon State 47/Jan. 2, 2003
ASU 67, Oregon State 58/Jan. 4, 2002
@Oregon State 62, ASU 57/Dec. 22, 2001
ASU 61, Oregon State 59/Mar. 3, 2001
ASU 73, @Oregon State 58/Feb. 1, 2001
ASU 77, @Oregon State 74 (OT)/Mar. 4, 2000
ASU 75, Oregon State 64/Feb. 3, 2000
ASU 87, Oregon State 66/Feb. 20, 1999
@Oregon State 81, ASU 51/Jan. 21, 1999
ASU 70, @Oregon State 63/Feb. 21, 1998
Oregon State 70, ASU 61/Jan. 22, 1998
@Oregon State 71, ASU 67/Feb. 20, 1997
ASU 78, Oregon State 75 (OT)/Jan. 25, 1997
ASU 63, Oregon State 58 (OT)/Feb. 22, 1996
ASU 93, @Oregon State 75/Jan. 27, 1996
ASU 82, Oregon State 44/Feb. 25, 1995
@Oregon State 83, ASU 70/Jan. 26, 1995
ASU 80, @Oregon State 60/Feb. 26, 1994
ASU 88, Oregon State 82/Jan. 27, 1994
ASU 76, Oregon State 61/Feb. 27, 1993
ASU 82, @Oregon State 73/Jan. 28, 1993
@Oregon State 80, ASU 72/Feb. 27, 1992
Oregon State 62, ASU 47/Jan. 30, 1992
ASU 84, Oregon State 68/Mar. 9, 1991
@Oregon State 91, ASU 69/Mar. 2, 1991
ASU 83, Oregon State 75/Mar. 9, 1990 (Pac-10 Tournament at Tempe)
Oregon State 73, ASU 59/Mar. 1, 1990
@Oregon State 87, ASU 64/Nov. 30, 1989
@Oregon State 89, ASU 83/Feb. 9, 1989
Oregon State 85, ASU 65/Jan. 14, 1989
Oregon State 78, ASU 75/Feb. 11, 1988
@Oregon State 76, ASU 68/Jan. 16, 1988
Oregon State 86, ASU 71/Feb. 5, 1987
@Oregon State 81, ASU 75/Jan. 4, 1987
@Oregon State 75, ASU 69 (OT)/Feb. 20, 1986
ASU 71, Oregon State 56/Jan. 25, 1986
Oregon State 75, ASU 64/Feb. 21, 1985
ASU 83, @Oregon State 82 (2OT)/Jan. 26, 1985
Oregon State 69, ASU 58/Feb. 23, 1984
@Oregon State 67, ASU 62/Jan. 29, 1984
@Oregon State 108, ASU 93/Feb. 28, 1983
Oregon State 68, ASU 59/Jan. 27, 1983
ASU 68, Oregon State 60/Mar. 6, 1982
@Oregon State 74, ASU 43/Jan. 2, 1982
ASU 87, @Oregon State 67/Mar. 7, 1981
Oregon State 71, ASU 67/Jan. 3, 1981
@Oregon State 82, ASU 75 (OT)/Feb. 7, 1980
Oregon State 63, ASU 59/Jan. 12, 1980
ASU 85, Oregon State 72/Feb. 10, 1979
@Oregon State 97, ASU 80/Jan. 12, 1979