In this episode of Echo from the Buttes, the hosts discuss the recent transfer of Sam Leavitt to LSU, the influx of new talent at ASU, and the implications for both football and hockey teams. They analyze the depth and performance of ASU hockey amidst injuries, reflect on the women's basketball team's growing pains under a new coach, and celebrate a narrow victory for men's basketball against Kansas State. The episode wraps up with a look at the men's tennis team's successful start and a discussion on notable ASU sports commitments, including Nolan Arenado.

In this episode, the hosts reflect on their New Year celebrations before diving into a detailed analysis of the Arizona State Sun Devils' recent performances across football, basketball, and hockey. They discuss the Sun Devils' loss in the Sun Bowl, the implications for the upcoming season, and the potential impact of new recruits. The conversation shifts to the women's basketball team's challenges in the Big 12 and the men's team's need for significant wins to improve their tournament prospects. Finally, they highlight the hockey team's success in the Desert Hockey Classic and the importance of upcoming games for their season trajectory.

In this festive episode of Echo from the Buttes, host David Howman and guests discuss their holiday plans, Christmas food traditions, and the ongoing coaching carousel in college football, particularly focusing on ASU's Kenny Dillingham. The conversation is filled with humor and camaraderie as they explore various holiday treats, the great eggnog debate, and the significance of donor support in building a successful athletic program. The conversation delves into the current state of Arizona State athletics, focusing on the leadership of President Michael Crow, the commitment to improving athletic programs, and the challenges faced in coaching and player retention. The discussion also highlights the success of the women's basketball team under Molly Miller, the performance of the men's basketball team, and the upcoming challenges for the hockey team. The importance of alumni support and financial contributions to the athletic programs is emphasized throughout the conversation.