The Sun Devils didn't have their best home stand this week as they continue to fight for a chance to dance in March. But what exactly was the good and the bad from their games against Cal and Stanford?

Shooting poorly while allowing your opponent to light your team up from behind the arc usually results in a loss for your team. Such was the case when the Stanford Cardinals took down the Arizona State Sun Devils at home on Saturday night.

The Stanford Cardinals make their way into Wells Fargo Arena on Saturday night for a showdown with the ASU Sun Devils.

Evan Gordon and Ruslan Pateev combined for more than half of the Sun Devils' points in a 66-62 victory over the California Golden Bears. The Sun Devils improve to 18-5 overall and 14-2 at home.

We talk Cal basketball with our good friends at California Golden Blogs. Can the Devils scare off the Bears, or is ASU's picnic basket in danger?

The Sun Devils come into the weekend needing to pull off a sweep of the Northern California schools to pad their NCAA tournament resume. It all starts with a showdown against Cal on Thursday night.

March Madness is closing in, and the Sun Devils are firmly on the bubble in this week's bracketology update - but ESPN and SB Nation see them going dancing.

After a tough loss to Washington, the Sun Devils head into the home stretch with a 17-5 record and an RPI of 63. Beating Cal and Stanford is a necessity.

A detailed look at how the Sun Devils rank statistically on a national level, both as a team and individually

The Sun Devils traveled Northwest and hit a bump in the road against the Washington Huskies, but the loss shouldn't kill Arizona State's tournament hopes.