After falling in a lopsided match against Stanford, the Sun Devils look to snap their three-match losing skid with a win against California on Friday night.
Throughout their first three conference matches, ASU has looked significantly outmatched, struggling to keep up with a well-coached Arizona team as well as two of the best teams in the country in Stanford and Washington.
After entering Pac-12 play with one of the conference’s most consistent offensive units, the Sun Devils have since faltered, dropping to 10th in the conference in hitting percentage (.251).
Despite leading the conference in total kills at 746, ASU hasn’t been able to sustain control of the points their potent hitters bring forth.