Arizona State dominated Colorado on Nov. 22, 2025 in Boulder. The Sun Devils crushed the Buffaloes 25-7. They’re now 7-3 overall and 5-2 in Big 12 play. The victory keeps ASU’s conference championship hopes alive.
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🔥 Quick Facts:
- Arizona State rolled past Colorado 25-7 at Folsom Field on Nov. 22.
- Sun Devils sit at 5-2 in conference standings, tied with Houston and Utah.
- Texas Tech leads Big 12 at 7-1, with BYU close behind at 6-1.
- Championship scenarios still favor multiple teams entering final week.
- ASU finishes season against rival Arizona on Nov. 28.
How ASU Dominated Boulder
Arizona State couldn’t have been more dominant on the road. The Sun Devils controlled the game from start to finish. Colorado’s offense never found rhythm against the ASU defense.
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The Buffaloes came in at 3-7 overall and 1-6 in conference play. They showed little answer for the Sun Devils’ intensity. ASU entered as a 6.5-point favorite, and that margin proved accurate. The defensive effort was particularly impressive on the road.
Raleek Brown led the Sun Devils ground attack. His explosive runs kept Colorado‘s defense on its heels. Sam Leavitt managed the offense efficiently without excessive pressure.
Big 12 Title Race Heats Up
The win moves Arizona State into serious contention for the Big 12 championship game. But they’re not alone. Texas Tech remains the conference leader at 7-1. BYU is just one game back at 6-1.
Utah and Houston also sit at 5-2 alongside ASU. The championship race is incredibly tight with just one week left. Multiple teams could still reach the championship game depending on final results.
For Arizona State, winning out is critical. They face rival Arizona next on Nov. 28. That final game becomes huge for their championship hopes. Beating the Wildcats could set up scenarios where they reach Arlington, Texas for the Big 12 title.
Championship Scenarios Explained
| Team | Record (Conf) | Remaining Games |
|---|---|---|
| Texas Tech | 10-1 (7-1) | vs TCU, at Baylor |
| BYU | 9-1 (6-1) | at Houston, vs Arizona |
| Arizona State | 7-3 (5-2) | vs Arizona |
| Utah | 8-2 (5-2) | vs Kansas State, at Kansas |
| Houston | 8-2 (5-2) | vs BYU, at Cincinnati |
The Big 12 championship game is scheduled for December 2. Texas Tech’s strong record gives them the best odds. But Arizona State can absolutely still get there with strong play.
What’s Next for Sun Devils
- Final Regular Season Game: ASU vs Arizona on Nov. 28 in the Territorial Cup.
- Playoff Path: Conference championship is essential for CFP consideration.
- Current Ranking: Sun Devils currently ranked around No. 25 nationally.
- Conference Position: Win secures at least .500 conference record and better seeding.
- Rest Factor: Two weeks between final game and potential championship matchup.
Can Arizona State Still Win the Big 12?
Thing is, the math gets complicated for Arizona State. They need to beat Arizona. But they also need specific results above them.
If Texas Tech loses even once, the door swings wide open. If BYU stumbles against Houston or Arizona, suddenly ASU‘s path becomes clearer. The Sun Devils just proved they can beat anyone when locked in. That momentum heading into rivalry week could matter.
What’s your prediction for ASU against the Wildcats?
Sources
- ESPN – Live game coverage and stats.
- CBS Sports – Championship scenarios and standings.
- Big 12 Conference – Official standings and conference information.
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