Instead of good, bad, and ugly this week’s column should be ugly, putrid, and shameful but for the purpose of continuity it will have the same format. I’ve watched a lot of football in my life, plenty of good and bad and what ASU left on LaVell Edwards Stadium was some of the most undisciplined, sloppy play from a top-20 team that any fan will see.
That being said, let’s get into the good, the bad, and the very ugly.
The Good - Daniyel Ngata
Ngata, the forgotten back of the trio of himself, Rachaad White and DeaMonte Trayanum, has never gotten the workload that his running mates have seen but when he’s gotten looks he’s often made the most of his opportunities.