Week 1 of ASU's spring football practices is in the books. Get a recap of Saturday night's third session and hear from head coach Kenny Dillingham.

Spring's second practice saw Kenny Dillingham continue the "We Are The Champions" mental musical campaign and some big plays by some new pass catchers. Get a recap of the action and hear from cornerback Nyland Green and edge rusher Albert Smith III.

Arizona State's College Football Playoff run may have been a surprise, but for defensive lineman Justin Wodtly, it was nothing new. Justin had made a Playoff trip with Cincinnati back in 2021, but last year's run in his first year with the Sun Devils was something special. Back for one final year of college football, he will once again be a key player both in the trenches and in the locker room for the Sun Devils.

On this episode, we discuss his football journey and motivations, the deep and veteran Sun Devil defensive line, how his two Playoff runs compared, leadership, the best food in Puerto Rico, and more.

Spring is a time for renewal, and that goes double for the Devils. After a quick look at the start of spring football practice (get a detailed opening day recap here), we break down Arizona State's hiring of Molly Miller as the new head women's basketball coach with Jeff Metcalfe (10:30). We also talk with new Sun Devil wide receiver Jalen Moss on why he came to Tempe and what he brings to the offense (24:36)

The Big 12 champs are back in action! Get a recap of the standout moments from the first day, learn about Kenny Dillingham's mental campaign waged via "We Are The Champions," and hear from newcomer WR Jalen Moss and QB Jeff Sims on why he returned.

The Devils are back in action. We preview Arizona State's spring football practices, taking an in-depth look at the key storylines to track, position battles to watch, and players with the most to gain. Plus, we get insight from Sun Devil offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo (10:55) and several ASU players: WR Malik McClain (42:40), DB Kyndrich Breedlove (1:06:10), and OL Jalen Klemm (1:43:44) and Jimeto Obigbo (1:53:39). We also take a detailed look at why Bobby Hurley is returning with DevilsDigest.com publisher Hod Rabino (1:12:30).

A wise man once said Arizona State is the best second choice you’ll ever make. For the Sun Devil football program, the influx of transfers has been a crucial component to the program’s resurgence.

That includes linebacker Jordan Crook, who became a key part of ASU’s defense after transferring in from Arkansas. With a year in the system under his belt, he will play a critical role in helping the Sun Devils defend their Big 12 title.

On this episode we discuss his first year as a Devil, the makeup of the defense, lessons learned from the Playoff run, what sets Texas players apart, and more.

Sun Devils leading Sun Devils. It's proving to be a winning formula in Tempe, from athletic director Graham Rossini down to several ASU alums leading programs. That includes Petra Pardi, who's leading one of the nation's best water polo teams.

Pardi, the daughter of a water polo Olympian, was a natural in the pool and made her way from Budapest to Tempe to play for the Devils. She would go on to earn All-America honors, and after a brief year away from the sport after her collegiate career, she landed a spot on the ASU staff. She took over on an interim basis near the end of the 2022 season before being named the permanent head coach in 2023. Last year, she led the Devils to a 23-8 record, and heading into this season's home stretch, has ASU ranked No. 11 in the nation.

On this episode, we discuss her journey from Hungary to Tempe, how being a Sun Devil changed her life, assembling an international roster, building a winning program in the desert, and more.

As one season begins, another sputters to the finish line. After a look at the news, we welcome back former DevilsDigest reporter (and current KNBR digital maestro) Jack Loder to discuss the strong start for the ASU baseball team and what to expect this season (13:09). We then talk with Jeff Metcalfe for an in-depth look at the struggles of the Sun Devil women's basketball team and whether a coaching change could be in store (50:51).

Where a great underdog story meets a traditional college baseball power, you’ll find Kien Vu. 

A lightly-recruited player out of San Diego, Kien found his way to Tempe as a walk-on. Heading into his sophomore year last season, he was set up to be in the outfield rotation. But once he got a chance to be an everyday player, he raked...and never stopped raking on the way to hitting over .400 and becoming the 133rd All-American in ASU program history. Now established as one of the nation's best, he's looking to lead the 2025 Sun Devils back to the postseason. 

On this episode, Kien and I discuss the keys to his breakout season, the mental aspects of baseball, the makeup of this year's squad, the San Diego burrito scene and Burrito Express Diamond Deal, and more.