Through four games of the 2015 season, the high-octane offense that ASU fans are used to seeing has been, for the most part, missing in action. Against their two Power 5 opponents, ASU has combined to score just 31 points and the Sun Devils did not fire on all cylinders against Cal Poly or New Mexico either.
While some credit has to go to the defenses of USC and Texas A&M, the Sun Devils know they are not playing up to their ability. The ASU offense has had a difficult time fining a rhythm - particularly in the passing game - and after Wednesday's practice Mike Norvell did something every good coach does: he pointed the finger at himself.