Arizona State’s 34-15 win over Texas State was a statement that put the Sun Devils back on track after the Mississippi State loss. The game started a bit slow with both teams locked in a 3-3 tie at the end of the first quarter, but things erupted in the second quarter. All thanks to one of the most jaw-dropping plays of the young college football season. It was quarterback Sam Leavitt’s touchdown pass to wide receiver Jordyn Tyson that set the tone for the rest of the game.

With the score tied at 3 on a crucial third down, Leavitt scrambled under pressure, rolling out to his left. In a remarkable display of athleticism, he launched a perfectly timed jump pass to Tyson, who leapt over a defender and maintained control to toe-tap the sideline for a 30-yard touchdown. The stadium erupted

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