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2019 Season Review

December 31, 2019

Season Report Posted: October 20, 2016 03:16  

Record: 12-2
Pac-12 Champions
National Champions

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OFFENSIVE MVP
HB Steve Williams (Jr.) - With Mark Bray off to the NFL, Williams stepped up and cemented himself as a college football legend in his own right. The junior became the focal point of the Sun Devils offense and more than carried the load, breaking Barry Sanders' 31 year old record for rushing yards and rushing TD's in a season. Williams' record breaking season earned him 1st Team All-American honors (for the 3rd time), the Doak Walker Award (for the 3rd time), the Maxwell Award, the Walter Camp Award, and the Heisman Trophy.

DEFENSIVE MVP
MLB Mike Woods (So.) - On a team full of blue chip recruits, it was a lightly recruited 3-star LB who stepped up and became the star. Woods took over for former 1st Team All-American Brandon Rose and notched a team high 89 tackles - 14 for a loss - with 5 sacks and 1 INT. His versatility and playmaking skills earned him the Butkus Award and the Bednarik Award as the nation's best defensive player.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
DE Aaron Meyers (Fr.) - The redshirt freshman stepped in after Joey Reed was lost for the year and finished second on the team in sacks (6) and TFL's (16) en route to being named 1st Team All-American.

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OFFENSE
9111 Total Yards (1st)
7690 Total Offensive Yards (1st)
3164 Pass Yards (38th)
4526 Rush Yards (1st)
50.0 PPG (1st)

DEFENSE
5042 Total Offensive Yards (48th)
3702 Pass Yards (124th)
1340 Rush Yards (1st)
328 Points Allowed (18th)
+8 Turnovers (11th)

NCAA LEADERS
Completion % - Matt Wesley (69%)
Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (2851)
Rushing YPC - Steve Williams (8.5)
Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (39)
KR Avg - Mike Page (35.0)
KR TD's - Mike Page (3)

PAC-12 LEADERS
QB Rating - Matt Wesley (184.1)
Sacks - DT Gary Stegall (10)

SCHOOL RECORDS
Career Receiving TD's - Bryant Mosley (29)
Single Game Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (365)
Single Game Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (5)
Season Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (2851)
Season Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (39)
Career Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (5794)
Career Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (87)

NCAA RECORDS
Season Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (2851)
Season Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (39)
Career Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (87)

Arizona State claims back-to-back National Championships with thrilling comeback win over Alabama

December 31, 2019

Game Report Posted: October 20, 2016 01:19  

NEW ORLEANS -- Heisman winner Steve Williams ran for 190 yards and 2 scores, helping lead Arizona State to their second straight National Championship. He isn't the only hero from a National Title game that some are saying is the greatest of all time.

This instant classic started slowly enough - Alabama led 3-0 after the 1st and the teams were tied 10-10 at halftime - but turned into something else entirely in the 4th quarter, where the two teams combined for 45 points. A Matt Wesley interception mid-way through the quarter kicked off a wild sequence of events that saw the teams score two TD's each in approximately 4 minutes of game time, including a Bryant Mosley 75 yard TD off a slant and a Steve Williams TD run that cut the lead to 3 with about 2 and a half minutes remaining.

After quickly moving into scoring range and milking the clock to just over a minute, it appeared as if the game was all but over. The Sun Devils were forced to burn all three timeouts, but a Brian Jones sack on 3rd down forced a FG and gave them life.

Faced with the need to drive the length of the field with no timeouts, Mike Page gave the Sun Devils exactly what they needed with a 58 yard kick return to the Alabama 39 yard line. Matt Wesley needed just 3 plays and 33 seconds to drive them the rest of the way, finishing off the drive by scrambling into the end zone from 5 yards out. Stephen Tyree's XP would give them a 1 point lead with 20 seconds left.

The Crimson Tide managed to move it to the 50 and complete a final Hail Mary pass, but it was caught two yards short of the end zone.

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INJURIES
DE Joey Reed (Broken collarbone)

Williams breaks Barry Sanders rushing record, #2 Arizona State beats #24 Oregon 52-7 for third straight Pac-12 Title

December 7, 2019

Game Report Posted: October 18, 2016 01:51  

GLENDALE -- Steve Williams ran for 335 yards and 4 scores, surpassing Barry Sanders' 31 year old rushing record and tying his record for TD runs. That was about the only exciting thing in this contest, which saw Arizona State completely dominate both sides of the ball, holding Oregon to just 124 total yards of offense.

Arizona State has now won three straight Pac-12 titles and will face #1 Alabama for a chance at their second straight National Championship.

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INJURIES
DE Joey Reed (Broken collarbone)

Williams runs wild, #4 Arizona State crushes rival Arizona 70-28

November 23, 2019

Game Report Posted: October 18, 2016 00:06  

TEMPE -- Tucson native Steve Williams broke his own single game record for rushing yards and scores - again - totaling 365 yards and 5 TD's. This is now the 5th time this year Williams has topped 200 yards and 3 scores. Senior WR Bryant Mosley was also fantastic, catching 6 passes for 137 yards and a score.

The win is the Sun Devils 10th of the seaosn and clinches the Pac-12 South title. This marks their fourth division title in five years. It is also their third straight victory over rival Arizona.

INJURIES
DE Joey Reed (Broken collarbone)
C William Wright (High ankle sprain)

AWARDS
HB Steve Williams - NCAA Offensive Player of the Week

RECORDS
School Single Game Rushing Yards - Steve Williams (365)
School Single Game Rushing TD's - Steve Williams (5)

Wesley keys huge 1st half, #7 Arizona State takes Pac-12 South lead with 52-14 win over #10 Boise State

November 16, 2019

Game Report Posted: October 16, 2016 20:00  

TEMPE -- The Broncos came to Tempe with a plan - if they were going to lose, it would be Matt Wesley's arm and not Steve Williams' legs that beat them. Wesley did just that, hitting multiple big pass plays down the field and breaking up the 8 and 9 man boxes the Broncos brought early. The sophomore found Josh Jackson for a 46 yard score, Bryant Mosley for a 43 yard score and Jason Cox for a 32 yard score - in all, he threw for 247 yards and 3 scores on just 19 pass attempts. Once the Broncos abandoned their single high safety game plan, Steve Williams went to work, adding 165 yards and 3 scores to his already record breaking season.

The win is Arizona State's 9th of the season and puts them back in the drivers seat of the Pac-12 South.

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INJURIES
DE Joey Reed (Broken collarbone)

AWARDS
QB Matt Wesley - Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week
MLB Mike Woods - Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week

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Passing
Nameplayer_nameCOMPcompATTattYARDSydsTDtdINTints
Wesley Matt1782562858218
Rushing
Nameplayer_nameATTattYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_runFUMBfumb
Williams Steve334285139821
Receiving
Nameplayer_nameRECrecYDSydsTDtdLONGlong_recDROPSdrops
Mosley Bryant5611455753
Defensive
Nameplayer_nameTKLStacklesSCKSsacksINTintsFFffDef TDdef_td
Woods Mike895140
Preseason Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1Miami Hurricanes
2Arizona State Sun Devils
3Clemson Tigers
4Notre Dame Fighting Irish
5Michigan Wolverines
6Oklahoma Sooners
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Georgia Bulldogs
9Nebraska Cornhuskers
10Florida State Seminoles
11South Carolina Gamecocks
12Florida Gators
13Penn State Nittany Lions
14Stanford Cardinal
15Army Black Knights
16Michigan State Spartans
17Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
18Alabama Crimson Tide
19Navy Midshipmen
20Oregon Ducks
21Arkansas Razorbacks
22Wisconsin Badgers
23Mississippi State Bulldogs
24Texas A&M Aggies
25Boise State Broncos
Preseason Media Poll
RNKTeam
1Miami Hurricanes
2Arizona State Sun Devils
3Clemson Tigers
4Notre Dame Fighting Irish
5Michigan Wolverines
6Oklahoma Sooners
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Georgia Bulldogs
9Nebraska Cornhuskers
10Florida State Seminoles
11South Carolina Gamecocks
12Florida Gators
13Penn State Nittany Lions
14Stanford Cardinal
15Army Black Knights
16Michigan State Spartans
17Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
18Alabama Crimson Tide
19Navy Midshipmen
20Oregon Ducks
21Arkansas Razorbacks
22Wisconsin Badgers
23Mississippi State Bulldogs
24Texas A&M Aggies
25Boise State Broncos
Final Coaches Poll
RNKTeam
1Arizona State Sun Devils
2Navy Midshipmen
3Alabama Crimson Tide
4Florida Gators
5Stanford Cardinal
6Tennessee Volunteers
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Boise State Broncos
9Notre Dame Fighting Irish
10Ole Miss Rebels
11Army Black Knights
12Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
13Nebraska Cornhuskers
14South Carolina Gamecocks
15Auburn Tigers
16Miami (OH) Red Hawks
17Toledo Rockets
18Miami Hurricanes
19Central Michigan Chippewas
20Connecticut Huskies
21Texas Longhorns
22Wake Forest Demon Deacons
23Pittsburgh Panthers
24Temple Owls
25North Carolina Tar Heels
Final Media Poll
RNKTeam
1Arizona State Sun Devils
2Florida Gators
3Navy Midshipmen
4Stanford Cardinal
5Alabama Crimson Tide
6Notre Dame Fighting Irish
7Virginia Tech Hokies
8Boise State Broncos
9Tennessee Volunteers
10Army Black Knights
11Ole Miss Rebels
12Nebraska Cornhuskers
13Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
14Miami (OH) Red Hawks
15Auburn Tigers
16South Carolina Gamecocks
17Toledo Rockets
18Miami Hurricanes
19Central Michigan Chippewas
20Texas Longhorns
21Connecticut Huskies
22Wake Forest Demon Deacons
23Pittsburgh Panthers
24Temple Owls
25Boston College Golden Eagles
Final BCS Poll
RNKTeam
1Alabama Crimson Tide
2Arizona State Sun Devils
3Virginia Tech Hokies
4Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
5Stanford Cardinal
6Navy Midshipmen
7Florida Gators
8Boise State Broncos
9Tennessee Volunteers
10Nebraska Cornhuskers
11Notre Dame Fighting Irish
12Army Black Knights
13Ole Miss Rebels
14Wake Forest Demon Deacons
15Michigan Wolverines
16Texas Longhorns
17South Carolina Gamecocks
18Clemson Tigers
19Miami (OH) Red Hawks
20Auburn Tigers
21Ohio State Buckeyes
22Miami Hurricanes
23Toledo Rockets
24Michigan State Spartans
25Connecticut Huskies
Pac-10 Conference Standings
RNKSchoolRecordConf RecordPFPA
1 Arizona State 12-2 8-2 700 328
2 Oregon 10-3 7-3 473 459
3 Boise State 10-3 7-2 510 273
4 Stanford 9-4 6-3 478 459
5 Washington 8-5 5-4 449 421
6 USC 5-7 5-4 359 429
7 Arizona 7-6 4-5 384 480
8 UCLA 7-6 4-5 436 393
9 California 4-8 3-6 316 365
10 Utah 5-7 2-7 407 385

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