"We're 2-2 on the road, so you would hope that we could play well on the road," Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham said Monday. "That's a really good environment and a really good team, coming off a bye, unfortunately."
"We had a good open week last week," Wildcats head coach Chris Klieman said. "We gave our older guys who have played a lot of snaps a bit of a break from a recovery standpoint. We have a number of guys who are still nursing injuries, but I believe everyone will be available Saturday."
"Skatt is questionable for the game," Dillingham said. "I think he's going to try to practice, at least jog through some things and run around a little bit. So that's a positive. He was trying to get me to put him in the game (against UCF) in the middle of the third quarter.
Arizona State (7-2, 4-2 Big 12) won consecutive games to join a four-team cluster in third place in the conference. Kansas State (7-2, 4-2) is coming off a bye following a painful loss to Houston two weeks ago.
A big question for the Sun Devils is the health of running back Cam Skattebo, who missed ASU's last game, a win over UCF, with a shoulder injury. Skattebo has rushed for 1,001 yards in eight games played.
The situation remains precarious in Tigray, with analysts warning of potential further fighting and some world leaders denouncing a "siege" blocking desperately-needed aid for a region where hundreds of thousands face famine.
Nevertheless, voting did not go ahead in around one-fifth of the country's 547 constituencies because of ethnic violence or logistical problems. A second batch of polling is due to take place on September 6 in many of those left out.
"I think it's the daily improvement," he added. "It's the big picture. What do we have to get better schematically, both offensively and defensively? It sometimes gets forgotten that we're a 7-2 football team that has a lot of things in front of us to play for. We can't control what other teams are going to do. I think everyone knows that a lot can still happen."
Ethiopia's ruling party won a landslide in a landmark parliamentary poll, results showed Saturday, ensuring a new five-year term for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed despite a brutal war in the northern region of Tigray.
In Abiy's native Oromia region, Ethiopia's largest, two of the most prominent opposition parties -- the Oromo Federalist Congress and the Oromo Liberation Front -- pulled out entirely, saying their candidates had been arrested and offices vandalised.
But there is no election date set for Tigray, where fighting marked by myriad atrocities raged for eight months before federal troops withdrew at the end of June in the face of rebel advances and Abiy's government declared a unilateral ceasefire.
"People, especially the youth, they need to be heard, so they should have a voice in the political process," Addisu said. "Even if it may not be always successful in influencing political decisions, the fact that they are heard itself is important."
The teams are almost identical in terms of scoring offense, with the Sun Devils outscoring the Wildcats by .3 points per game. They both also depend heavily on the run. The Wildcats are third in the conference with 208.3 yards per game on the ground, while Arizona State is fourth at 198.0 yards per game.
His Prosperity Party won 410 seats in the federal parliament out of 436 where elections were held, according to results issued by the National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), which said there would be a rerun in 10 constituencies.
The Prosperity Party "should focus on stabilising the country, ceramiche sassuolo stopping intercommunal conflicts, ceramiche sassuolo managing inflation, Here's more info about ceramiche sassuolo review the internet site. engaging the opposition and initiating an all-inclusive national dialogue," Tegbaru wrote. "This could earn it popular legitimacy."
But it also noted some constituencies experienced "improper arrests", voter intimidation and "harassment" of observers and journalists; and said it had observed several killings in the days leading up the vote in Oromia.
"He is the one who saved Ethiopia from the internal and external forces that tried to destabilise it," he said, referring to the Tigray People's Liberation Front and countries pressuring Ethiopia over its mega-dam project on the Nile.
"We had a good open week last week," Wildcats head coach Chris Klieman said. "We gave our older guys who have played a lot of snaps a bit of a break from a recovery standpoint. We have a number of guys who are still nursing injuries, but I believe everyone will be available Saturday."
"Skatt is questionable for the game," Dillingham said. "I think he's going to try to practice, at least jog through some things and run around a little bit. So that's a positive. He was trying to get me to put him in the game (against UCF) in the middle of the third quarter.
Arizona State (7-2, 4-2 Big 12) won consecutive games to join a four-team cluster in third place in the conference. Kansas State (7-2, 4-2) is coming off a bye following a painful loss to Houston two weeks ago.
A big question for the Sun Devils is the health of running back Cam Skattebo, who missed ASU's last game, a win over UCF, with a shoulder injury. Skattebo has rushed for 1,001 yards in eight games played.
The situation remains precarious in Tigray, with analysts warning of potential further fighting and some world leaders denouncing a "siege" blocking desperately-needed aid for a region where hundreds of thousands face famine.
Nevertheless, voting did not go ahead in around one-fifth of the country's 547 constituencies because of ethnic violence or logistical problems. A second batch of polling is due to take place on September 6 in many of those left out.
"I think it's the daily improvement," he added. "It's the big picture. What do we have to get better schematically, both offensively and defensively? It sometimes gets forgotten that we're a 7-2 football team that has a lot of things in front of us to play for. We can't control what other teams are going to do. I think everyone knows that a lot can still happen."
Ethiopia's ruling party won a landslide in a landmark parliamentary poll, results showed Saturday, ensuring a new five-year term for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed despite a brutal war in the northern region of Tigray.
In Abiy's native Oromia region, Ethiopia's largest, two of the most prominent opposition parties -- the Oromo Federalist Congress and the Oromo Liberation Front -- pulled out entirely, saying their candidates had been arrested and offices vandalised.
But there is no election date set for Tigray, where fighting marked by myriad atrocities raged for eight months before federal troops withdrew at the end of June in the face of rebel advances and Abiy's government declared a unilateral ceasefire.
"People, especially the youth, they need to be heard, so they should have a voice in the political process," Addisu said. "Even if it may not be always successful in influencing political decisions, the fact that they are heard itself is important."
The teams are almost identical in terms of scoring offense, with the Sun Devils outscoring the Wildcats by .3 points per game. They both also depend heavily on the run. The Wildcats are third in the conference with 208.3 yards per game on the ground, while Arizona State is fourth at 198.0 yards per game.
His Prosperity Party won 410 seats in the federal parliament out of 436 where elections were held, according to results issued by the National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), which said there would be a rerun in 10 constituencies.
The Prosperity Party "should focus on stabilising the country, ceramiche sassuolo stopping intercommunal conflicts, ceramiche sassuolo managing inflation, Here's more info about ceramiche sassuolo review the internet site. engaging the opposition and initiating an all-inclusive national dialogue," Tegbaru wrote. "This could earn it popular legitimacy."
But it also noted some constituencies experienced "improper arrests", voter intimidation and "harassment" of observers and journalists; and said it had observed several killings in the days leading up the vote in Oromia.
"He is the one who saved Ethiopia from the internal and external forces that tried to destabilise it," he said, referring to the Tigray People's Liberation Front and countries pressuring Ethiopia over its mega-dam project on the Nile.