Stomp The Bus

ArizonaVarsity writer Ralph Amsden joins the show to talk about the Sun Devils' season at the bye week, initial impressions on Kenny Dillingham, moving to the Big 12, and some big-picture thoughts about ASU's athletic leadership.

ASU played its best game of the season... and still lost to an unimpressive Cal team. It's a frustrating loss, but the improvement is clearly there. Now, Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes come to Tempe, but only as slight favorites.

The Sun Devils weren't able to beat USC, but they came to play and had their best game of the season. Can ASU continue this run of good play now that Kenny Dillingham is calling plays?

ASU football gets shut out by Fresno State and USC is up next. Fun times.

The Sun Devils started off well against Oklahoma State, then couldn't score in the second half. Offensive line injuries were a big reason why and that problem isn't going anywhere when ASU hosts Fresno State on Saturday.

Mark and Colton react to Arizona State's unimpressive win over Southern Utah in Week 1. The Sun Devils were decent in the first half then terrible after the long weather delay. Oklahoma State also wasn't that great against its FCS opponent, so ASU may have a chance against the Cowboys this weekend.

Ray Anderson decides this is the year for an ASU bowl ban due to the NCAA investigation. It headlines a long list of bad decisions from Anderson and Michael Crow.

State Press reporter Alex Wakefield joins the show to talk about all things ASU football, including Jaden Rashada being named the team's starting quarterback and the Sun Devils' move to the Big 12.

It looks like Jaden Rashada has closed the gap in the Arizona State quarterback competition. Could he start in Week 1?

The Sun Devils are officially in the Big 12. Arizona State joined the league with Arizona and Utah, even though Michael Crow and Ray Anderson weren't exactly enthusiastic about it. In fact, ASU may have gained a new rival thanks to Anderson's comments about Morgantown. So that's fun.