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Todd Graham Will Follow Afternoon of the Call @FOOTBALLASU GAME NOTES - COLORADO Game #9 Date: November 4, 2017 Time: 6 p.m. AZT ARIZONA STATE COLORADO Site: Tempe, Ariz. (5-4, 2-4 PAC-12) Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium (4-4, 3-2 Pac-12) Capacity: 57,078 @TheSunDevils @CUBuffs Surface: Bermuda Grass @Runralphierun Series: ASU leads, 7-1 @FootballASU TV: Pac-12 Networks 104102 SEASONS YEARS | 208 | 244 NFL PRODRAFT DRAFT SELECTIONS PICKS | 191 | 209PAC-12 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIANS ALL-ACADEMIC | 28 BOWL PICKS APPEARANCES | 19 CONSENSUS | 18 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS ALL-AMERICANS | TWO| 10 ROSECFB BOWLSHALL |OF ONE FAMERS GOAL 29 BOWL APPEARANCES | 412 ALL-PAC-12 SELECTIONS | 2 ROSE BOWLS | ONE GOAL: CHAMPIONS SUN DEVIL MEDIA RELATIONS | PO BOX 872505 | TEMPE, AZ 85287-2505 | OFFICE #: 480-965-6593 | THESUNDEVILS.COM schedule THE GAME - Sun Devil Football will take part in its penultimate home game of AN ASU VICTORY WOULD... Results the 2017 campaign as it takes on the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday, Nov. 4 in » Be the 600th victory in Sun Devil Football his- AUG. 31 the program’s annual Salute to Service Game. The contest is scheduled to kickoff tory, improving the program to 600-391-24 vs. New Mexico St. at approximately 6 p.m. AZT and will be broadcast live on the Pac-12 Networks. Tempe » Improve the Devils to 29-10 in games played W, 37-31 at Sun Devil Stadium since 2012. Sept. 9 THE BUFFALOES - Colorado is 5-4 this season and coming off back-to-back vs. San diego st. Pac-12 wins coming into the weekend. ASU leads the all-time series against the » Move ASU to 8-1 all-time against the Buffs, Tempe with the lone blemish occuring in Boulder last 102 YEARS | 208 NFL DRAFT SELECTIONS | 191 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIANS | 28 BOWL APPEARANCES | 18 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS | TWO ROSE BOWLS | ONE GOAL L, 20-30 Buffaloes, 7-1, with the lone blemish coming in Boulder last season. Sept. 16 season AT Texas Tech Lubbock SALUTE TO SERVICE - Now through Nov. 12, Arizona State University and » Move ASU to at least 4-2 in Pac-12 stand- L, 45-52 Sun Devil Athletics are honoring those who have served or are currently serving ings for the first time since starting out 5-1 Sept. 23 our country in the armed forces. From on-campus panel discussions and recep- in 2014. vs. OREGON tions to each individual honorary game, ASU is saluting active duty and military Tempe » Improve the Devils to 29-22 in games against W, 37-35 veterans from student, alumni and community groups. Pac-12 opponents since 2012, the second- Sept. 30 best record in the Pac-12 South behind USC’s at STANFORD Arizona State University and adidas today unveiled the Sun Devils’ special edition PALO ALTO 34-16 mark. L, 24-34 “Brotherhood” alternate football uniforms. Designed in collaboration with Sun Devil oct. 14 Athletics and the Pat Tillman Foundation, the uniform pays tribute to our nation’s ASU STATISTICAL LEADERS vs. WASHINGTON active U.S. military and veterans. Manny Demario N’Keal Christian Tempe W, 13-7 Wilkins Richard Harry Sam 173-263 100 rush, 5 TD 54 catches 83 tackles, 55 Oct. 21 Arizona State University proudly supports the Tragedy Assistance Program for at UTAH Survivors (TAPS) by welcoming the families of 12 fallen servicemembers to Sun 2096 yards 379 yards 713 yards solo, 2.6 sacks Salt lake city 9 TDs, 3 INT 54.1 ypg 3 TD 6.0 TFL, 1 INT W, 30-10 Devil Stadium. These courageous survivors are here with us to honor the memory 141.74 QBR 3.8 ypc 89.1 ypg 10.4 tpg of their loved ones and their service to this nation. Oct. 28 PASSING RUSHING RECEIVING DEFENSE vs. USC Tempe L, 17-48 TALE OF THE TAPE (2017 Statistical comparison) Nov. 4 vs. COLORADO FBS RANK PAC-12 AVERAGE CATEGORY AVERAGE PAC-12 FBS RANK TEMPE 6 p.m. | Pac-12 Net 68 9 27.9 Scoring Offense 27.8 10 69 94 10 30.9 Scoring Defense 25.0 5 75 Nov. 11 AT UCLA 107 9 121.4 Rushing Offense 171.4 6 55 LOS ANGELES 92 10 186.9 Rushing Defense 179.1 8 81 TBA | TBA 37 5 268.8 Passing Offense 245.4 7 55 Nov. 18 97 8 253.5 Passing Defense 244.3 7 92 at OREGON STATE CORVALLIS 75 10 390.1 Total Offense 416.9 7 54 TBA | TBA 101 8 440.4 Total Defense 423.4 7 92 Nov. 25 69 6 20.88 Kickoff Returns 20.53 9 75 vs. ARIZONA 118 12 3.20 Punt Returns 10.86 4 30 TEMPE TBA | TBA 15 2 39.50 Penalty Yards Per Game 58.11 7 77 *All Times Arizona TIME 40 6 0.38 Turnover Margin 0.44 5 37 23 2 32:14 Time Of Possession 29:35 5 74 1 SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL GAME WEEK SCHEDULE • COLORADO 2017 SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 • Noon - Coach Graham • 9-11:33 - Practice • 9-11:33 - Practice • Practice • No Practice Game Day • TBD Weekly Media Availability -Offensive Players ONLY -Defensive Players ONLY -No viewing • No Availability vs. Colorado • NCAA Mandated Day Off - -Coach Graham available -Coordinators available -No Interviews Sun Devil Stadium No Player Interviews -No coordinators -No Coach Graham Tempe, Ariz. 6 p.m. AZT | Pac-12 Network General proper channels. Every possible attempt will be made to Weekly Media Teleconference The Sun Devil Athletics media relations staff understands accommodate all media requests. The Pac-12 Football Coaches Weekly Media GAME CAPSULE the importance of assisting the media in providing Teleconference Call will take place each Tuesday during coverage of the institution, its athletics programs, Following home contests, Arizona State will bring several the season. Coach Graham is scheduled to speak at SUN DEVILS VS. COLORADO administrators, coaches and student-athletes. We pride student-athletes to the media room at the new Student- 12:05 PT/1:05 MT each Tuesday. The teleconferences Location: Tempe, Ariz. ourselves in being able to disseminate information as Athlete Facility in the North end zone for a post-game will be recorded and available at Pac-12.com that same Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium widely, uniformly and fairly as possible using normally press conference. Head Coach Todd Graham will follow afternoon of the call. Members of the media may reach Date: November 4, 2017 accepted media standards. To this end, the best attempt the student-athletes. out to the Pac-12 (925-932-4411) for the media-only Kick-off: 6 p.m. AZT will be made to fill reasonable requests by recognized phone number for the teleconference. Television: Pac-12 Network media outlets. Members of the media are encouraged Any members who wish to contact a student-athlete or Radio: Sun Devils Sports Radio Network, to work with the Sun Devil Football media relations coach outside of the aforementioned interview periods Media Highlights Policy Presented by MidFirst Bank staff to assist in that endeavor. It is not permissible for should contact the Media Relations staff as follows: Highlights include Pac-12 Networks/ESPN/FOX media members to contact any athletics department broadcasts and all home hosted non-televised COLORADO & SERIES INFORMATION administrator, associate, coach or student-athlete directly Offensive/ST Player Interviews – Jeremy Hawkes – 520- competitions, including those that are live streamed. 2017 Record: 5-4 (2-4 Pac-12) without working through the media relations department. 403-0121 – [email protected] 2017 Ranking: N/R Defensive Player Interviews – Steve Rodriguez – 480- Live Broadcasts Practice Policies 965-9780 – [email protected] It is not permissible for any non-rightsholder to Last Game: W, 44-28, vs. Cal Due to the nature of Arizona State game dates this Coach Interviews – Mark Brand – 480-965-6592 – broadcast over the air, stream over the internet (audio Coach: Mike MacIntyre season, practices schedules each week will vary [email protected] or video), or transmit in any other way, any live Career: 40-56 (8th season) dependent upon that week’s game. The ASU media event without the consent of the Sun Devil Athletics at COLO: 25-35 (5th season) relations office will provide a practice schedule prior Please note that there is a new NCAA rule in effect Department. Live events include varsity contests, Series: ASU leads, 7-1 to each game week for the media. Viewing periods for 2017-18 that states that every NCAA athletic press conferences (including but not limited to weekly at ASU: ASU lead, 4-0 will operate under the same procedures as in 2016 for team must take one day off per week from all team- scheduled and postgame press conferences) and any at COLO: ASU leads, 3-1 practices that occur at ASU’s indoor facility, The Dickey related activities, including practice, weight training, other group media availability. Exceptions may be Last 5: 2016: L, at COLO, 16-40 Dome. Only members of the media will be allowed to conditioning, meetings, interviews, etc. This means that made for any major news-breaking event and will be 2015: W, at ASU, 48-23 view the open portions of those practices in the facility. one day per week (Monday for Sun Devil football) we communicated in the media advisory for the event. 2014: W, at COLO, 38-24 Members of the media will enter the facility once the will not be allowed to conduct interviews as per NCAA 2013: W, at ASU, 54-13 team has completely entered.
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