Devil’s Junkie Podcast

(16 minutes)

 

ASU losing to Texas A&M may not come as a surprise, but the manner in which this defeat took place is a whole different story.  As I drove back from the game in College Station, I discussed this contest with Adam Beadle, reviewing the aspects that handcuffed ASU today and predicting whether the Kansas contest in London offers a chance at a bounce back.

(29 minutes)

Adam Beadle and Hod Rabino review ASU's 70-7 win over Morgan State, the standout players and team aspects of the victory, and the lessons learned from the contest.

(23 minutes)

 

Examining an ASU defense that is replacing all but two starters and yet already creating a high bar of expectations as the Sun Devils prepare for the 2026 season

(27 minutes)

 

A position by position analysis of the Sun Devil offense and what we can expect to see from this unit in preseason practices  

(18 Minutes)

My conversation with the true freshman defensive end who turned a lot of heads in spring practice and stays humble amid all the praise he has received so far

 

(17 Minutes)

 

My conversation with the sophomore who is slated to be a building block of the ASU offensive line and could be primed for a breakout season

(13 Minutes)

Position by position, are we poised to see a more talented Sun Devil team this year? Weighing in on this subject and more on the ESPN 620AM Roc and Manuch show

My guest appearance on the 620 AM Rock and Manuch Show discussing the external expectations of the Sun Devils in 2026, and why the team culture is so important in this day and age of college football

(21 Minutes)

 

Even in a deep group of ASU running backs during spring practice, it was impossible to ignore true freshman Cardae Mack’s performance. I sat down with Mack to talk about his acclimation to the Sun Devils, what attracted him to the program, and his efforts to carve out a role in Arizona State’s backfield.

(23 minutes)

It is a new era for ASU basketball with the hire of head coach Randy Bennett, and even though guard Vijay Wallace is a holdover from last year’s team, the upcoming season will also signal the true beginning of his Sun Devil career. In our conversation, Wallace talks about his recovery from a season-ending injury, the team's new look under Bennett, and his expectations this year.