Arizona State has never been known as a basketball school...but that may be changing.

Not long after being hired by ASU, Bobby Hurley brought on a familiar face to his staff, one that shared his Jersey City roots. And since his arrival in 2015, associate head coach Rashon Burno has proven to be a critical component of building a contender in Tempe.

On this episode, we go in-depth on the process of elevating ASU hoops, the ins and outs of recruiting, how the Devils landed Josh Christopher, how the Hurleys compare as head coaches, finding sanctuary in basketball during a rough upbringing in Jersey City, and much more.

ASU basketball's associate head coach goes in-depth on the the program's evolution, the ins & outs of recruiting, how the Devils landed Josh Christopher, comparing the Hurleys as head coaches, how he found sanctuary in basketball & much more.

It's been a tough offseason, so let's revisit our 1996 special episode, featuring 12 interviews with the stars of that legendary squad!

Sun Devils are more than scholars and athletes. At Arizona State, there is a commitment to ensuring that the student-athletes of today are the successful and influential members of society tomorrow.

Alonzo Jones is ASU's Associate AD, Inclusion & Championship Life. He oversees programs that help shape and mentor the Sun Devil student athletes to prepare them not just to face the challenges life will bring, but to overcome them and thrive.

In this episode, we discuss his commitment to this critical mission, the resources and programs that help shape ASU's student athletes, the challenges of connecting with today's younger generations, why it's important to be defined by who you include and not exclude, and so much more.

Alonzo Jones, ASU's Associate AD, Inclusion & Championship Life, discusses how he is ensuring that the Sun Devil athletes of today are the successful and influential members of society tomorrow.

Everyone loves the idea of the hometown hero, but sometimes, life has other ideas.

Cade Cote was a homegrown talent, starring on the line at Williams Field HS in Gilbert before making the decision to stay true to ASU. But once in Tempe, Cote's career never got on track due to injuries and other circumstances.

Granted a 6th year in 2020, Cade now has a chance to end his collegiate career on a high note.

In this episode, we discuss the process of getting a 6th year, the hard road back from injury, the value of perseverance, how the program has evolved over a half decade, the battles in the trenches & much more.

ASU's center discusses the process of getting a 6th year, the hard road back from injury, the value of perseverance, how the program has evolved over a half decade, the battles in the trenches & much more.

Being a black athlete in America today carries with it so many additional hurdles and obstacles many in society simply don't understand.

Thankfully, many are speaking out to help create the change that is needed and to give valuable insight into their experiences.

On this episode, ASU tight end Nolan Matthews opens up about the challenges facing black athletes, how we all can support the fight for equality, players using their platforms to spark change, his powerful letter to America, player concerns about COVID-19, plus plenty of football insight on the tight end position in ASU's new offense.

ASU's tight end opens up on being a black athlete in today's America, how we all can support the fight for equality, player concerns about COVID-19, plus plenty of football insight.

ASU's secondary has a a number of young and talented ballhawks ready to make their mark, including redshirt freshman Jordan Clark.

In this episode, Jordan and I discuss how he's preparing during the pandemic, the lessons from his redshirt year, a key talk with Eno Benjamin, learning from Herm, his role in the new defense, and so much more.