2001-02 Arizona State Women's Basketball

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2001-02 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 2001-02 ARIZONA STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 0-0 OVERALL, 0-0 PAC-10 No. 22 Arizona State Sun Devils (0-0) vs. St. Peter’s Peahens (0-0) Saturday, Nov. 17, 2001 • 2:30 p.m. • Wells Fargo Arena • Tempe, Ariz. NOVEMBER 4 TEAM CONCEPT# W, 67-53 9 DELTA KOSICE # W, 77-48 Fresh off their first ever Pac-10 Championship season and their first NCAA Tournament 17 ST. PETER'S 2:30 p.m. appearance in nine years, sixth-year head coach Charli Turner Thorne and her 22nd- 19 DELAWARE STATE 7 p.m. 21 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 7 p.m. ranked Arizona State Sun Devils open the 2001-02 regular season with higher expecta- 24-26 Paradise Jam tions than ever before. ASU tips off the year with three home games, starting with St. (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands) Peter’s Saturday, Nov. 17 at 2:30 p.m. The match-up with the Peahens is the middle game 24 Western Michigan 6:30 p.m.^ in an ASU sports tripleheader on Nov. 17, which features the men’s basketball team tak- 25 Richmond 4 p.m.^ ing on Stephen F. Austin in its season opener at 11 a.m. and the volleyball team taking on 26 Kansas State 10 a.m.^ Cal at 7:30 p.m. in its regular-season home finale. DECEMBER With seven returning letterwinners, including four starters and three All-Pac-10 per- 1-2 ASU HOLIDAY CLASSIC formers from one season ago, in addition to a crop of four talented freshmen, the Sun 1 FORDHAM 5 p.m. Devils look to improve upon the 2000-01 campaign which will go down in the history books Northwestern State 7 p.m. as one of the best in school history. Arizona State finished last season with a 20-11 over- vs. Rutgers 2 Consolation Game 1 p.m. all record and a school-record 12-6 mark in the Pac-10 en route to winning a share of the Championship Game 3 p.m. S u n D e v i l s ’ first ever Pac-10 Championship and earning the school’s first NCAA 5 KANSAS 7 p.m. Tournament bid since 1992-93, facing 18th-ranked LSU in the first round. 13 at Chicago State 7 p.m. CST 15 at Northern Illinois 1:05 p.m. CST 21 STANFORD* 7 p.m. ASU in Season Openers 23 CALIFORNIA* 11 a.m. (Fox) The Sun Devils are 19-7 all-time in season openers. ASU has won its last two and four of 30 ARIZONA* 2 p.m. its last five openers including last year’s 57-40 victory over Texas-San Antonio at Wells Fargo Arena on Nov. 18. Under head coach Charli Turner Thorne, ASU is 4-1 to begin the JANUARY year. In home openers, ASU is 21-5 all time, having won six of the last seven and 14 of 4 at Oregon State* 7:05 p.m. PST 6 at Oregon* 1 p.m. PST the last 16 games. 10 WASHINGTON* 7 p.m. 12 WASHINGTON STATE* 7 p.m. Probable Starters ’00-01 17 at UCLA* 7 p.m. PST Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG NOTES 19 at USC* 4 p.m. PST #23 Betsy Boardman G/F 6-1 So. 11.6 4.2 13.0 p, 8.0 r, 4.0 a, 4.0 s in exhibitions 24 at California* 7 p.m. PST #52 Cian Carvalho F 5-11 Sr. 6.2 5.1 2nd on team in rebounding last year 26 at Stanford* 1 p.m. PST (Fox) #35 Melody Johnson C 6-2 Sr. 14.8 7.0 2001 First-team All-Pac-10 selection 31 OREGON* 7 p.m. MST #4 Amanda Levens G 5-9 Jr. 15.2 3.4 2001 First-team All-Pac-10 selection #10 Kylan Loney G 5-7 Fr. – – HM All-American from Ames, Iowa FEBRUARY 2 OREGON STATE* 2 p.m. MST (Fox) 7 at Washington State* 7 p.m. PST Off the Bench ’00-01 9 at Washington* 1 p.m. PST Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 14 USC* 7 p.m. #00 Alexis Tate F 6-4 Fr. – – 2000 Nike All-America Camp attendee 16 UCLA* 2 p.m. #5 Lauren Stagg G 5-10 Fr. – – 2001 Alberta 3APlayer of the Year 23 at Arizona* 2 p.m. MST #13 Leah Combs F 6-2 Sr. 4.6 3.9 Has started 26 games in her career #30 Carrie Buckner G 5-9 Fr. – – 3-time all-league pick from Corvallis MARCH #31 Jen Albert F 6-2 So. 0.6 0.5 Winner of Coach’sAward last year 1-4 Pac-10 Conference Tournament #32 Rainy Crisp G 5-6 Sr. 2.5 1.6 Attended NCAALeadership Conf. McArthur Court (Eugene, Ore.)

15-18 NCAA First & Second Rounds In the Polls (On-campus sites) Arizona State is ranked 22nd in the preseason Associated Press poll, which marks the first 23-25 NCAA Regionals time in 18 years that ASU has been ranked in the preseason AP poll dating back to a No. 29 & NCAA Final Four 16 listing in the 1983-84 preseason rankings. In addition to the AP poll, the Sun Devils 31 Alamodome (San Antonio, Texas) have shown up in several of the preseason polls that have been released so far this season. Here is a look at where the Sun Devils are ranked by the preseason prognosticators: # - Exhibition game * - Pacific-10 Conference game Basketball Times - 17th Fox - Fox Sports Net Athlon's - 17th Home games in bold & Mountain Time Women's Basketball Journal - 17th Game times are local to the site. Rankings are listed Associated Press/USA Lindy's - 24th Today ESPN Coaches at time of game. Associated Press - 22nd USA Today/ESPN Coaches - 26th (two points out of Top 25) All ASU regular-season games will be broadcast on XTRA 910 AM. Rhonda Lundin, Women’s Basketball Contact ICA Media Relations Office, P.O. Box 872505, Tempe, AZ 85287 (480) 965-6592 • Fax: (480) 965-5408 [email protected] • www.TheSunDevils.com ASU Picked Second, Fourth in Preseason Pac-10 Polls Arizona State has been picked to finish second in the Pac-10 Conference by the ASU QUICK FACTS media (with a pair of first-place votes) and fourth by the league’s coaches. Last year, ASU was tabbed fifth by the coaches and sixth by the media in their preseason polls University Information but surpassed all outside expectations by finishing in a tie for first with Stanford and Location...... Tempe, Ariz. Washington for ASU’s first ever Pac-10 basketball title. Following are the complete Founded...... 1885 Pac-10 Conference preseason polls (first-place votes in parentheses): Enrollment...... 45,693 Conference ...... Pacific-10 Nickname...... Sun Devils Media Coaches Colors ...... Maroon and Gold 1. Stanford (19) 1. Stanford (9) Arena...... Wells Fargo Arena (14,198) 2. Arizona State (2) 2. Washington Year Built ...... 1974 3. Washington 3. USC (1) President ...... Dr. Lattie F. Coor 4. USC 4. Arizona State Alma Mater...... Northern Arizona ’58 5. Oregon 5. Arizona Faculty Rep...... Dr. Jerry L. Kingston Alma Mater ...... Wayne State 6. Arizona Oregon Athletics Director ...... Gene Smith 7. Oregon State 7. Oregon State Alma Mater...... Notre Dame ’ 8. UCLA 8. California Senior Assoc. AD/SWA ...... Betsy Mosher 9. California UCLA Alma Mater...... Illinois State ’72 10. Washington State 10. Washington State Athletics Dept. Phone...... (480) 965-3482 Ticket Office ...... (480) 965-2381 Tough Slate This season, Arizona State will play 11 games against six teams that advanced to Basketball Information the NCAA Tournament or the Women’s National Invitation Tournament last year. Head Coach...... Charli Turner Thorne Alma Mater...... Stanford ’88 NCAA qualifiers on the 2001-02 slate include Oregon, Stanford and Washington, Record at ASU...... 65-77 (sixth year) while Loyola Marymount, Arizona and Oregon State advanced to the WNIT. The Sun Career Record...... 105-117 (ninth year) Devils also have a chance to take on NCAA qualifier and Big East powerhouse Assistant Coaches...... Joseph Anders Rutgers in the second round of the ASU Holiday Classic...... (Arkansas-Monticello ’80) ...... Kim Gervasoni (Cal State Fresno ’88) About St. Peter’s ...... Laura Hughes (Santa Clara ’92) St. Peter’s returns two starters and seven letterwinners from last year’s 17-11 team, Basketball Operations...... Carrie Greene Trainer...... Jennifer Chu which finished fourth in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. The Peahens’ lead- Basketball Office Phone ...... (480) 965-6086 ing returning scorer and rebounder is senior forward Felicia Harris who averaged 2000-01 Record ...... 20-11 12.6 points and 6.7 rebounds last year, while the team will also gain the services of 2000-01 Pac-10 Record...... 12-6 a pair of Division I transfers who sat out last season in Tanesha Seaton (Kentucky) 2000-01 Pac-10 Finish ...... Tied for 1st and Kara Leslie (New Hampshire). Freshman guard Tyiana Sears led the team with Inaugural Season...... 1975-76 19 points and eight rebounds in its 78-57 exhibition win over the New York Gazelles, All-time Record...... 305-358 an AAU club team made up of former college players, on Nov. 7, while the Nov. 17 Last NCAAAppearance...... 2001 Letterwinners Ret./Lost...... 7/5 contest in Tempe is the regular-season opener for the Peaheans. St. Peter’s head Starters Ret./Lost ...... 4/1 coach Mike Granelli is entering his 30th year at St. Peter’s and is ranked ninth all- Newcomers ...... 4 time among women’s Division I coaches with a 553-214 career mark. Since 1981- 82, the Peahens have captured 10 regular-season and eight postseason MAAC Media Relations titles under Granelli. Asst. AD/Media Relations...... Mark Brand Associates ...... Doug Tammaro, Rhonda Lundin Up Next Assistants...... Jason Bellamy, Jeff Evans, Following their season opener with St. Peter’s, the Sun Devils play two more home ...... Will Phillips, Erin Rowley WBB Contact...... Rhonda Lundin games in quick succession, taking on Delaware State on Monday, Nov. 19 and General Office Phone...... (480) 965-6592 Loyola Marymount on Wednesday, Nov. 21. Both games tip off at 7 p.m. at Wells Lundin’s Home Phone...... (480) 752-3236 Fargo Arena. The Sun Devils then take to the skies, heading to St. Thomas in the Email...... [email protected] U.S. Virgin Islands for the 2001 Paradise Jam. The Sun Devils will take on Western Office Fax ...... (480) 965-5408 Michigan, Richmond and Kansas State while in St. Thomas. The trip marks ASU’s Press Row...... (480) 965-7274 first outside the 50 states since traveling to the San Juan Shootout in San Juan, Sun Devil Sports Hotline...... (480) 965-4200 Puerto Rico, in 1996-97, Charli Turner Thorne’s first season at Arizona State. Last Web Site...... www.TheSunDevils.com year, ASU left the contiguous United States for a successful trip to the Rainbow Wahine Classic in Honolulu, where the team finished second after falling to 22nd- ranked NC State 54-51 in the championship game.

Getting Off to a Good Start As they tip off the season, the Sun Devils will be looking to match or better the great start of last year’s team. Last season, the Sun Devils won their first four games for the first time since 1991-92. That 1991-92 team turned in the best start in school history, winning its first nine contests.

Exhibition Results Arizona State breezed through its exhibition games with a pair of victories, downing Team Concept, an AAU club team of former college players, 67-53 on Nov. 4 and RETURNING SUN DEVIL PRODUCTION Delta Kosice (Slovakia) 77-48 on Nov. 9. Four Sun Devils scored in double figures in each game. Against Team Concept, seniors Melody Johnson and Amanda Levens Points led the way with 14 points each, while senior Cian Carvalho and sophomore Betsy Team (1700) ...... 83.2% Boardman each contributed 13 points. Amanda Levens (470)...... 23.0% Arizona State jumped ahead in the first half, shooting 38.2 percent to just 17.2 Melody Johnson (460)...... 22.5% Betsy Boardman (361) ...... 17.7% percent for Team Concept. The Sun Devils held their opponent scoreless for four Cian Carvalho (191) ...... 9.3% minutes midway through the first half, building a 29-10 lead. Johnson and fellow Leah Combs (128)...... 6.3% senior Leah Combs each finished the period off with layups to give the Sun Devils a Rainy Crisp (75) ...... 3.7% 37-15 halftime lead. Carvalho had 11 of her 13 points in the first half, hitting 3-of-5 Jen Albert (15)...... 0.7% shots from the field, including a three-pointer, and knocking down all four of her free throw attempts. Team Concept made a game of it in the second half, outshooting the Rebounds Sun Devils 59.1 percent to 25 percent and getting within 12 points on three occa- Team (782) ...... 72.5% sions. ASU hit all four of its free throws down the stretch, however, to come away Melody Johnson (218)...... 20.2% with the 67-53 victory. Levens and Johnson each had 10 points in the second half to Cian Carvalho (159) ...... 14.7% Betsy Boardman (129)...... 11.9% lead the Sun Devils. Leah Combs (109)...... 10.1% In addition to her 13 points, Boardman led the Sun Devils with eight rebounds Amanda Levens (106)...... 9.8% and six steals, while Levens and freshman Kylan Loney each had four assists in the Rainy Crisp (49) ...... 4.5% contest. For Team Concept, Nicole Greathouse, a former UC Santa Barbara Jen Albert (12)...... 1.1% Gaucho, led the team with 10 points, while former Notre Dame standout Katryna Gaither had eight points and 10 rebounds. Assists In the second game, Johnson scored 22 points to lead ASU to a win over Delta Team (260) ...... 58.8% Kosice. ASU took a 40-19 lead at halftime, outscoring the Slovakians 21-3 over the Amanda Levens (95)...... 21.5% last 9:23 of the first half. Boardman had 11 points and seven rebounds in the first Melody Johnson (15)...... 3.4% Betsy Boardman (58) ...... 13.1% half, while Johnson scored 10 points. Cian Carvalho (22) ...... 5.0% In the second half, Delta Kosice got as close as 15 points, but Johnson had 12 Leah Combs (20)...... 4.5% points and the Sun Devils outshot their opponent 50 to 44.4 percent in the second Rainy Crisp (49)...... 11.1% half. A total of four Sun Devils scored in double figures in the exhibition win, led by Jen Albert (1)...... 0.1% Johnson who was 7-of-11 from the field. Levens had 14 points and tied Boardman for the team high with five assists, while Boardman finished the night with 13 points, eight rebounds and a pair of steals. Carvalho also turned in double figures with 12 Steals points, while freshman Lauren Stagg also turned in a nice game for the Sun Devils Team (203) ...... 78.1% with seven points, four assistants and a pair of steals. Betsy Boardman (68) ...... 26.2% Cian Carvalho (35) ...... 13.5% Rainy Crisp (27) ...... 13.3% Pac-10 Conference Honorees Amanda Levens (25)...... 9.6% The Sun Devils return a trio of all-conference performers from one season ago, Melody Johnson (25)...... 9.6% including senior center Melody Johnson and senior guard Amanda Levens who were Leah Combs (23)...... 8.8% named to the All-Pac-10 Conference first team, marking the first time in school history that ASU has had two players earn first-team accolades. Arizona was the only ROSTER BREAKDOWN other school to have two first-team selections last year. Freshman guard/forward Betsy Boardman was named to the five-player Freshman All-Pac-10 squad, marking BY CLASS (Eligibility) the third consecutive season that the Sun Devils have had a player named to the all- Seniors ...... 5 rookie team. In addition, three Sun Devils earned Academic All-Pac-10 honors with Sophomores...... 2 Freshmen...... 4 junior Leah Combs becoming ASU’s first first-team selection since 1990. Head coach Charli Turner Thorne was named the 2001 Pac-10 Conference BY POSITION Coach of the Year as selected by the league’s coaches, ASU’s first such honor, and Guards ...... 5 Guard/Forwards...... 1 Forwards...... 4 Centers...... 1 ARIZONA STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER

BY STATE/COUNTRY No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl./Exp. HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL California ...... 2 00 Alexis Tate F 6-4 Fr./HS Escondido, Calif./Rancho Bernardo HS Canada ...... 1 4 Amanda Levens^* G 5-9 Sr./1V Belvidere, Ill./Old Dominion Colorado...... 2 5 Lauren Stagg G 5-10 Fr./HS Airdrie, Alberta/George McDougall HS Hawaii ...... 1 10 Kylan Loney G 5-7 Fr./HS Ames, Iowa/Ames Senior HS Illinois...... 1 13 Leah Combs*** F 6-2 Sr./3V Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS Iowa...... 1 23 Betsy Boardman* G/F 6-1 So./1V Portland, Ore./Beaverton HS New Mexico...... 1 30 Carrie Buckner G 5-9 Fr./HS Corvallis, Ore./Crescent Valley HS Oregon...... 2 31 Jen Albert* F 6-2 So./1V Longmont, Colo./Niwot HS 32 Rainy Crisp^** G 5-6 Sr./2V Shiprock, N.M./New Mexico State PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 35 Melody Johnson^* C 6-2 Sr./1V Colorado Springs, Colo./Colorado Cian Carvalho...... SEE-on car-VAL-e-o 52 Cian Carvalho* F 5-11 Sr./1V Kapa'a, Hawaii/Hutchinson (Kan.) CC Kylan Loney ...... KAI-Lynn LOW-knee Kim Gervasoni ...... JUR-va-sony * letters earned ^ has utilized redshirt year was one of eight finalists for the 2001 Russell Athletic/WBCA Division I National Coach of the Year Award. As a finalist, Turner Thorne earned the distinction of CLIMBING THE CAREER CHARTS WBCADistrict 8 Coach of the Year as selected by WBCAmember coaches from that geographical region. FIELDGOALPERCENTAGE 1. .570 ..Melody Johnson (172-302), 2000-pres. 2. .545...... Kym Hampton (987-1808), 1981-84 Pac-10 Postseason Tournament 3. .538...... Monique Ambers, 1989-93 A new era starts as the Pac-10 begins its first annual Women's Basketball 4. .534 ...... Olivia Jones (405-759), 1982-83 Tournament on March 1-4, 2002, at McArthur Court on the campus of the University 5. .525 ...... Lisa Salsman (456-868), 1989-93 6. .522...... Rachel Holt (338-647), 1997-00 of Oregon, in Eugene, Oregon. The league’s Directors of Athletics and the Pac-10 7. .512...... Theresa Jantzen (180-351), 1998-00 Council approved the postseason tournament last fall. The Pac-10 postseason tour- 8. .505...... Shamona Mosley, 1985-88 nament will be a 10-team event which will be hosted by one of the Pac-10 members 9. .497...... Sherry Poole (546-1099), 1984-87 on its campus each year. A total of nine games will be played with the champion 10. .492...... Becky Smatana, 1984-85 earning the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. 11. .488...... Karen O’Connor (432-885), 1988-91 3-POINT FIELDGOALS Head Coach Charli Turner Thorne 1. 134 ...... Crystal Cobb, 1989-94 Since Charli Turner Thorne took over the reins of the program in 1996-97, the Sun 2. 116 ...... Molly Tuter, 1994-97 Devils have begun a steady climb back to the national prominence that the team 3. 91 ...... Kristine Sand, 1997-00 enjoyed in the early 1990s. That climb culminated in 2000-01 when Turner Thorne’s 4. 90 ...... Ryneldi Becenti, 1991-93 5. 66 ...... Natalie Tucker, 1998-01 Sun Devils captured ASU’s first Pac-10 Championship, an NCAA berth, a return to 6. 60...... Amanda Levens, 2000-pres. the national rankings and the team’s first 20-win season in nine years. The 2001 7. 69...... Stephanie Freeman, 1995-98 Pac-10 Coach of the Year and District 8 Regional Coach of the Year has improved 8. 56 ...... Rosalind Senior, 1987-89 the team’s wins total in each of her five seasons and guided ASU to five consecu- 9. 49...... Tiffany Krahenbuhl, 1992-95 tive double-digit win seasons in as many years. In 1999-00, Turner Thorne led the 10. 48 ...... Michelle Tom, 1998-99 Sun Devils to a 14-14 regular-season record and a 7-11 mark in the Pac-10 3-POINT FIELDGOALS ATTEMPTS Conference, both of which marked the school’s most victories since 1992-93. Turner 1. 392 ...... Crystal Cobb, 1990-94 Thorne’s Sun Devils also earned the team’s first postseason appearance in eight 2. 370 ...... Molly Tuter, 1994-97 seasons, falling to Colorado State 66-54 in Fort Collins, Colo., in the first round of 3. 288 ...... Ryneldi Becenti, 1992-93 the 2000 Women’s National Invitation Tournament. 4. 281 ...... Kristine Sand, 1997-00 5. 215 ...... Stephanie Freeman, 1995-98 6. 200 ...... Natalie Tucker, 1999-01 Home-Court Advantage 7. 151...... Leaf Newman, 1998-99 With a 12-3 home mark in 2000-01, ASU tied the school record for home victories at 8. 147...... Tiffany Krahenbuhl, 1993-95 Wells Fargo Arena, while the team’s 80.0 winning percentage in each of the last two 9. 145...... Amanda Levens, 2000-pres. 10. 136 ...... Rosalind Senior, 1989-90 seasons ranks second in school history behind the 91.7 percentage of the 1981-82 Sun Devils (11-1). The Sun Devils have turned in an 22-6 mark at home in the last 3-POINT FIELDGOAL PERCENTAGE two seasons. 1. .466...... Liisa Kotilainen (27-58), 1994-95 2. .419 ...... Rosalind Senior (57-136), 1989-90 3. .414...... Amanda Levens (60-145), 2000-pres. First and Facts About The 2000-01 Season 4. .407...... Michelle Tom (48-118), 1998-99 • The Sun Devils won their first Pac-10 Conference title, clinching a three-way tie 5. .392...... Liz Paulson (20-51), 1999-01 with Stanford and Washington, and earned the school’s first NCAA Tournament bid 6. .360 ....Betsy Boardman (36-100), 2000-pres. since 1992. The Sun Devils had been picked to finish fifth and sixth in the presea- 7. .343...... Tiffany Krahenbuhl (49-143), 1993-95 son conference polls by the coaches and media, respectively. 8. .342...... Crystal Cobb (134-392), 1990-94 9. .325 ...... Natalie Tucker (65-200), 1999-01 • Arizona State won 20 games for the first time since 1991-92, including 12 at 10. .324 ...... Kristine Sand (91-281), 1997-00 home which tied the school record. • Arizona State cracked the national top 25 for the first time since 1991-92, was 3-POINT FIELDGOAL PERCENTAGE ranked in consecutive weeks for the first time since 1982-83 and finished in tie for 1. .830 ...... Patti Peppler, 1984-87 25th in the final Associated Press poll, the team’s first ranking in the final poll of the 2. .824...... Kim Griffee (262-318), 1979-81 3. .818...... Theresa Jantzen (171-209), 1998-00 year in 18 years. 4. .803...... Sherry Poole (278-346), 1984-87 • The Sun Devils won seven consecutive Pac-10 games (Jan. 11 to Feb. 8) for the 5. .798....Amanda Levens (146-183), 2000-pres. first time in school history and turned in their longest overall winning streak since the 6. .786 ...... Olivia Jones (228-290), 1983-84 1991-92 squad opened the season with a school-record nine wins. 7. .781...... Karen O’Connor (336-430), 1988-91 • ASU defeated USC and UCLAtwice, marking the first season sweeps over those 8. .774...... Robin Connolly (240-310), 1984-87 9t. .771 ...... Jodi Rathbun (410-532), 1983-86 schools in school history. With wins at UCLAand USC, Arizona State completed its .771 ...... Lisa Salsman (236-306), 1989-93 first Pac-10 Conference road sweep since 1992-93 and notched its first sweep over 11. .756 ...... Natalie Tucker (166-219), 1998-01 the Los Angeles schools since 1981-82 and the first ever on the road. • ASU earned its first victory over Arizona in seven years, snapping a 14-game losing streak with its 67-57 win on Jan. 27, and then completed the first season sweep of the Wildcats since 1992-93 with a Feb. 24 win in Tucson, the team’s first win at McKale Center in eight tries. • ASU’s win over the No. 22/21 Ducks on Feb. 3 ended an 11-game skid vs. Oregon. • The Sun Devils upset three ranked opponents which they had not done in a sin- gle season since the 1991-92 NCAA Tournament-bound Sun Devils downed No. 17 Kansas, No. 21 Cal and No. 5 Stanford. • ASU’s win at UCLA snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Bruins and marked the team’s first victory at Pauley Pavilion since 1991-92, while the Sun Devils’ victory at Cal also marked the first for the team since that same season.