ASU’s Jalen Moss leaps into oversized bowl of Frosted Flakes after 44-yard touchdown catch

Excuse me, but the officiating for this Tony the Tiger bowl is atrocious. Big-10 refs....

A high scoring and entertaining game. Sims is off the charts today. But what is wrong with the ASU secondary getting burnt so badly? No. 5 , Breedlove in particular for his during a high emotion and lack of control activity during a non-league game. A bad day in the office.

Today, IMHO, was Dilly's best coaching performance of his career, by far. Today, I saw an ASU team who totally competed today, who was the epitome of courage, heart and desire. Typically unless you, played you have no idea how hard it is to get players who have hardly played all year, to play together as a team, and to completely sell out, give everything they have on every play, and not be discouraged by adversity. Its my experience that the best way to learn the game,after spending time playing it, is to coach.

The problem I have with a lot of people who write negative reviews, is that they only know the game from their armchair, and have never experienced anything like what happens on the field in Power 5 Conference Games. Almost all of them have never played in a competitive environment where you have to literally fight for 60 minutes. Without that perspective, most armchair experts typically are unable to see the forest for the trees. Based upon your comments about Breedlove, I would be willing to bet a large sum of money that you've never played DB except maybe in junior high gym class.

What stood out to me was the effort, heart and desire ASU showed, on every play, without exception, on both sides of the ball, i.e. Offensively, all the WRs blocking downfield on both passing and running plays; Defensively, how, again on every play, ASU had multiple defenders running to the ball. When you're not impressed by a 330 lb DT running 30 yards to make a play, it's most likely because you never played on a team that played in such situations.

ASU was missing 16 starters today from their roster that started the season. Yet they outplayed Duke by far in the 1st half, but were held back by some really badly missed calls that allowed Duke to stay in the Game, otherwise ASU would likely have been up by 14 pts or more. Duke won the ACC Championship, their QB is already in the Top 5 of next year's Heisman watch, and I thought Manny Diaz had them ready to play. Rowser played, despite declaring for the draft. But the other CBs that played were 5th or 6th on the Depth Chart at the beginning of the year. The other 3 DBs were a collection of the 4th, 5th and 6th on the Depth Chart. The situation at LB and across the DLine was much the same. In a year where ASU had been rotating 2-3 Deep at every position, in today's game ASU had almost no substitutes who were available.