In honor of the points on Sparky’s new pitchfork on display outside the newly renovated Sun Devil Stadium, here are three things that will stick with me from ASU’s 49-7 win over Texas-San Antonio in the season opener Saturday night:
Unreal N’Keal
If he keeps this up, he’ll replace Khalil Tate as the state’s Heisman contender.
Harry had six catches for 140 yards, but it was the “did you see that?!” factor that will have folks breaking out their thesauruses to try to describe what they saw.
On the first drive, Harry had 79 of ASU’s 81 yards, including turning a screen pass into a tall tale.