By Barkley Truax, On3 Sports: Eastern Michigan outright dogged Arizona State on the gridiron Saturday night 30-21 despite coming into the game as 20-point underdogs.
With the loss dropping the Sun Devils to 1-2 on the young season, Arizona State President Michael Crow chimed in on the state of the program, and where it could be headed in the future – particularly regarding head coach Herm Edwards.
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