Arizona State: One Timer: Big showings from Treasure State athletes.
Arizona State · Texas A&MWhen you think of Montana athletes showing out on the football field, the first teams that come to mind are the Bobcats and Grizzlies, then comes the flurry on Frontier Conference schools. First, Arizona State put a scare into the then-No.
The Sun Devils senior had nine receptions for 189 yards and two touchdowns, but Texas A&M pulled away in the fourth quarter to win 48-20. I thought he played well," Sun Devils coach Kenny Dillingham said.
His first score was a 21-yard catch where quarterback Cutter Boley floated the ball to Harris who beat his man on a pick route. The second touchdown was a 58-yarder where Harris got open on a crossing route and outran the Aggies defense to cut ASU's deficit to 24-20.
He nabbed a pair of touchdowns in that game as well. Harris and the Sun Devils now have a chance to show out on the international stage as they battle Kansas Saturday at Wembley Stadium in London for the Union Jack Classic.
KEY POINTS
- One Timer: Big showings from Treasure State athletes.
- But Saturday it was a pair of Big 12 schools that had some Treasure State athletes put on great performances.
- Harris also had six catches for 137 yards in the Sun Devils season opening 70-7 win over Morgan State.
- Ludwig's out route shook off a Beavers defender and allowed Red Raiders quarterback Tommy Castellanos to deliver the ball into the back corner of the end zone and make it a 35-24 game with one minute left.