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Arizona State Must Wait to Discover Tournament Fate After Loss
- ASU must wait over a week to learn its NCAA fate after a Big 12 quarterfinal loss to West Virginia in Kansas City.
- The Sun Devils entered as the 10 seed and had previously defeated Arizona and Iowa State, shaping their bracket case.
- West Virginia opened a double-digit lead with an 11-0 run that stretched the margin to 34-21 in the second quarter.
- Arizona State rallied but could not overcome the late push, finishing with a marginal scoring output in the final stretch.
- Analysts noted bracketology uncertainties, with BYU, Nebraska, and Richmond outcomes potentially aiding ASU’s bid.
- ASU’s case hinges on passable metrics and two 'bad' losses, according to bracket projections.
- Miller guided a team that has struggled for much of the decade, earning respect despite the setback.
- The hosting bracket implications included potential shifts after BYU, Nebraska, and Richmond outcomes.
- ASU's coach Molly Miller is highlighted for her adjustments and leadership through a difficult season.
- The article emphasizes Selection Sunday as the final call on ASU's postseason fate.
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