Arizona State University

Loyola Chicago beat Arizona State 77-59 in Friday’s seventh-place game to wrap up the Battle 4 Atlantis.

Arizona and Arizona State are getting ready to renew their rivalry Saturday at Sun Devil Stadium.

Marreon Jackson scored 17 points to lead six players in double figures for the Sun Devils, who made 11 of 23 3-pointers after halftime and 15 of 39 for the game. Jackson, D.J. Horne and Luther Muhammad each hit three 3s after halftime.

ASU led by six early and was tied with 8 1/2 minutes left in the half, only to see Baylor put together a 19-4 burst — highlighted by 3s from James Akinjo, Adam Flagler and freshman Kendall Brown — to take a 42-27 lead.

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ASU missed three 3-pointers in the final 16 seconds, including a desperation shot by Jamiya Neal with three seconds left, after Bradley made one of two free throws.

The Sun Devils are also bowl eligible and in a tight race with Utah for the Pac-12 South title and a spot in the conference championship game.

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After the Ospreys pulled to 60-58 with 3:49 remaining, Jamiya Neal answered with a 3-pointer and Marreon Jackson added two more from beyond the arc as Arizona State (2-1) pulled away.

With rain pouring and several season goals slipping away, Arizona State put it in low gear Saturday night with a 20-play, 81-yard drive that consumed more than 9 minutes and almost all of problem-plagued Washington's resolve.

Kimani Lawrence scored 19 points with 12 rebounds, Marcus Bagley scored 18 and Muhammad 11 for Arizona State.

Kimani Lawrence buried 7 of 11 shots from the floor and added three steals for the Sun Devils.

And the Sun Devils (6-2, 4-1 Pac-12) needed White after lackluster losses to Utah and Washington State.

“It’s about the process and where it starts,” Arizona State coach Herm Edwards said. “Every week you have an opportunity to win a game. The joy you feel, the accomplishment you feel as a football team to win. And we haven’t felt that.”

Those with a conservative student organization at Arizona State University deny they had any role in an antisemitic poster that was found on campus. The posters bear the group's name.

Two straight disheartening losses now have the Sun Devils grasping for help if they’re going to have a shot at winning the South.

“When the opportunity came up for ASU to become involved in this project, it was just a perfect fit,” said Jessica Rousset of the ASU Interplanetary Initiative.