Arizona State pulled off a stunning upset, taking down No. 23 West Virginia 65-57 in an electrifying matchup that saw the Sun Devils bring their A-game to the court. The team's impressive performance was led by a stellar cast of players, each contributing their unique skills to secure the win.
One of the standout players was Jihad, who put up an impressive 5-7 record in field goals, making 6 out of 7 free throws, and snagging 2 rebounds in just 30 minutes of play. Quaintance also made his presence felt, scoring 5-11 in field goals, 3-4 in free throws, and grabbing an impressive 12 rebounds in 35 minutes.
Mason brought the heat, scoring 3-7 in field goals, with 1 out of 1 free throw, and 3 rebounds in 39 minutes. Miller and Freeman also delivered, with Miller scoring 4-8 in field goals and Freeman making 5-12 in field goals, 2-4 in free throws, and 8 rebounds in 27 minutes.
Phillips and Ali rounded out the team's effort, with Phillips scoring 3-5 in field goals, 1-2 in free throws, and 6 rebounds in 17 minutes, and Ali putting up 1-2 in field goals in 12 minutes. Best also saw some action, playing for 30 minutes, but was unable to score.
The team's overall performance was a testament to their dedication, skill, and teamwork. With 25-52 in field goals, 10-17 in free throws, and 12-41 in rebounds, Arizona State was able to outmaneuver and outplay their opponents, taking home a well-deserved win.
The Sun Devils' victory over No. 23 West Virginia is a significant one, showcasing their ability to take on tough opponents and come out on top. As the season progresses, it will be exciting to see how this team continues to grow and evolve, and what other surprises they may have in store.