State of the Sun Devils podcast: Arizona State’s turnover woes continue in loss to No. 3 Iowa State
On the latest edition of the State of the Sun Devils podcast, the guys react to Arizona State men's basketball's 76-61 loss to No. 3 Iowa State.
On the latest edition of the State of the Sun Devils podcast, Jeremy Schnell, Jesse Morrison and Damon Allred react to Arizona State men’s basketball’s 76-61 loss to No. 3 Iowa State at Desert Financial Arena.
The Sun Devils started well and led 40-33 at halftime. They shot 50% from three-point range and 56% from the field in the first half.
The game started to unravel for ASU in the second half. The Sun Devils had 11 turnovers in the frame and were just 2-for-12 from three.
Foul trouble also hurt Arizona State in the game. The Sun Devils had five players pick up at least three fouls. Joson Sanon and Jayden Quaintance, debatably ASU’s two best players, fouled out.
The Sun Devils dropped to 11-8 overall and 2-6 in the Big 12 with the loss. They will have to start stacking wins if they want to make the NCAA Tournament.
ASU returns to the court Tuesday at Colorado before welcoming rival Arizona to Tempe on Feb. 1.
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Listened to the game on the radio.
Seems ASU is still trying to dribble through 2 and 3 opponent players.
Hey guys! You aren't in high school any longer.
Pass the ball! Which means the other four have to move without the ball.
Dribbling and taking a three isn't basketball. It isn't even playground!
At least your defense seems to be strong, at times...
Was at the game and it was obvious the players were exhausted, which probably caused some lack of concentration/turnovers. I don't understand why Hurley doesn't use his bench strategically to give his rotation some rest? Ali is a kid that can play but got only 2 minutes...others can provide a few mins after a time out to provide some rest. I am just not impressed with Hurley as a game time coach, he does not seem to change anything at halftime, rather he gets outcoached after halftime. Time for a change, a decade is enough time to show your stuff!