No. 23 BYU vs. No. 19 Arizona State: How to Watch, Listen or Stream the Game

No. 23 BYU (2-0) vs. No. 19 Arizona State (2-0)

• To start up: Saturday, 8:15 p.m. MDT
• Place: LaVell Edwards Stadium (capacity 63,470)
• TV: ESPN (Dave Flemming, Rod Gilmore commenting, Stormy Buonantomy on the sidelines)
• Direct: WatchESPN
• Radio: KSL 1160 AM
• Series: Arizona State leads the all-time series between the two teams 20-7.
• Time: Partly cloudy with temperatures in the low 60s at kickoff.

TENDENCIES

For BYU … The Cougars haven’t finished above .500 in a season against the Pac-12 since 2014 (when they went 1-0) despite having played at least one game against a conference team. every year during this period, except in 2020 due to the pandemic. With a win on Saturday, BYU would be sure to finish no worse than 3-2 against the Pac-12 this season.

For the state of Arizona … The Sun Devils have won four of the last five meetings between these two teams, although BYU won the most recent 26-6 in 1998.

WHAT TO MONITOR

The Sun Devils are fifth domestically in the young season in surrendered yards per game, but it happened against FCS ‘southern Utah and an always-poor UNLV team.

BYU hasn’t been very prolific in moving the ball or scoring points so far, but has done enough to get the job done in its first two games. Is Arizona State’s defense legitimately good, or will the Cougars be able to score?

Matt York, Associated Press

KEY PLAYER

Jayden Daniels, QB, Arizona State: Daniels didn’t have to produce big stats in the Sun Devils’ first two games of the season, but he’s very capable of playing with his arms and feet, so the Cougars will need to be even more involved in that. threat that they were against Charlie Brewer and Utah last week.

QUOTE

“Jayden Daniels is a very, very good player. He has a lot of composure. He just looks like a veteran right now, and he’s surrounded by a physical and athletic offensive line, good, tight ends that can block and catch, and a number of skillful players at the running back and down. catcher who have tons of athleticism and speed. – BYU Head Coach Kalani Sitake

“They have a great fan base. It’s going to be noisy. I couldn’t go to a better place if you think of college football. They talk about all these other places. They have a great venue there and they do a great job supporting their team so I have to be ready to play because it’s going to take four quarters and I think our guys are excited about the opportunity to play as well. – Arizona State Head Coach Herm Edwards

FOLLOWING

BYU will stay at home to face USF on September 25, while Arizona State will return home to face Colorado on the same day.

BYU SCHEDULE

September 4 – BYU 24, Arizona 16

September 11 – BYU 26, Utah 17

September 18 – v Arizona State (8:15 p.m., ESPN)

September 25 – against USF

October 1 – at Utah State (7 p.m., CBS Sports Network)

October 9 – vs. Boise State

October 16 – in Baylor

October 23 – in Washington State

October 30 – against Virginia

November 6 – vs. the State of Idaho (1 p.m., BYUtv)

November 13 – GOODBYE

November 20 – at Georgia Southern (2 p.m., TV TBD)

November 27 – at USC

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