College Basketball

As a team trainer attended to a cut on his chin late in the second half, Arizona State's Romello White figured his night was done.

Arizona’s talented freshmen have led the way early, but on Sunday night in the Wooden Legacy championship game, it was a pair of seniors who stood out for the 14th-ranked Wildcats.

There aren’t many freshmen who have the confidence this early in the season to drive the length of the floor for the game-winning shot. Fortunately for Arizona, it has one in Nico Mannion.

Khalid Thomas scored a 3-pointer from the corner with 3.2 seconds left to lift Arizona State to a 67-65 win over Princeton on Tuesday.

Arizona’s Adia Barnes has her team headed in the right direction in her fourth year coaching at her alma mater.

The Wildcats are off to their best start in 20 years, winning their first six games, and are ranked for the first time since Dec. 6, 2004. This season’s success was built off the team’s postseason WNIT championship last spring when they knocked off Northwestern in the title game in front of more than 14,000 fans.

Virginia’s Casey Morsell picked a good game to find his shooting touch.

Arizona State Sun Devils forced the most turnovers in a game in almost 23 years and had plenty of offense for an easy win.

Arizona big man Zeke Nnaji is starting to get noticed around campus, coffee shops, almost everywhere he goes in Tucson.

Malachi Flynn and Nathan Mensah scored 14 points apiece and San Diego State used a 15-4 run in the first half to break open a close game and beat Grand Canyon 86-61 Wednesday night, the Aztecs’ first win in four tries against the Antelopes.

Colorado raced out to a big halftime lead, extended it early in the second half.

Illinois started its two-game desert road trip in one of the rowdiest environments in college basketball.

Grand Canyon University students have been camping out here in the quad all week and say to get the best seats for "Midnight Madness," the camp out is well worth it.