USC Basketball Vs Arizona State: How To Watch, Predictions, And More

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USC Basketball Vs Arizona State: How To Watch,  Predictions, And More
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USC men's basketball will play their second-last game of the regular season on Thursday, against Arizona State. The Trojans come into this game having won two of their last three, including an impressive 82-75 win over Washington on Saturday.

Heading into the final week of the regular season, USC is 12-17 with a 6-12 conference record. Meanwhile, Arizona State is 14-15 overall with an 8-10 conference record.

When the Trojans last played the Sun Devils on January 20, they lost 82-67 in disastrous fashion. However, both Boogie Ellis and Isaiah Collier were out of the game. Naturally, USC was quite undermanned without their two best players.

How to Watch

USC-Arizona State will begin at 8 p.m. PST. The game will be broadcast on Fox Sports, and will also be available to stream on the Fubo TV app. 

Predictions

Freshman guard Isaiah Collier is on fire, and coming off a Pac-12 Freshman of the Week winning performance. Collier scored 31 points in the Trojans' win against Washington, his first 30-point game of his collegiate career. Earlier in the week against Washington State, Collier had another big game with 24 points.

DJ Rodman also put up a big game for the Trojans against Washington, with 17 points, six rebounds and three assists. The son of the former legendary NBA player tied for his highest point total of the season, which is hopefully a good sign heading into the final week of the season and conference tournament play. 

Score Pick: USC 77, ASU 66

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This could be a strong opportunity for the Trojans to shine offensively. The Sun Devils have given up 80 points in three of their last four games. Look for Collier and Ellis to excel in this game.


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Eva Geitheim
EVA GEITHEIM

Eva graduated from UCLA in 2023 with a bachelor's degree in Communication. She has been covering college and professional sports since 2022.