ASU basketball has had trouble getting off to a good start when it comes to Pac-12 play, but this year's team appears to have a grind it out mentality.
The Arizona State men's basketball team has had trouble getting off to a good start when it comes to Pac-12 play, at least in recent years. But this year's Sun Devil team appears to have a grind it out mentality, particularly on the defensive end, that has made all the difference.
This time ASU had a lead but couldn't quite put away the Cardinal. ASU shot 43.9% but was just 4-for-23 from long distance and had 17 turnovers. Junior forward Marcus Bagley was out for the seventh straight game. Asked about the continued absence of Bagley, Hurley said his player has,"stepped away and we're going to support him. That's all I'm going to say for now."
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