Devilish Delights

“Thank goodness it’s basketball season” is a line that every single Arizona State Sun Devils fan never thought would be included in his or her vernacular.

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• Herb Sendek
• Arizona State Sun Devils (Basketball)
• Ty Abbott
• Higher Education Funding and Administration
• Higher Education

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Get used to it.

Reason being, the football team seems to be permanently on the fritz while fifth-year ASU Men’s Basketball head coach Herb Sendek is consistently churning out winners. Last season, with so-called limited resources at his disposal, Sendek led the Devils – who return three-point specialists Ty Abbott and Rihards Kuksiks as well as dynamic guard Jamelle McMillan – to a second-place finish in the Pac-10 and a should-have-been NCAA Tournament berth.

A team that locals can actually be proud of opens its 2010-11 home regular season with a match-up against the University of Alabama at Birmingham at Wells Fargo Arena.