KPIX, ASU Playing to Honor Marion Grice’s Brother (12/25/12)
Shot by Vern Glenn
Produced by Kevin Kennedy
Video Transcript
as Arizona State gets ready to face Navy
at this Saturday's Kraft Fight HungerBowlat AT&T Park they're doing it with heavy
heartsASU running back Marion Grice lost his
brotherwhen he was shot and killed this past
Friday in Houstonsee was a robbery over appear Air Jordan
basketball shoesGrace who was the Sun Devil
second-leading rusher and receiveris expected to return from Texas to be
with his teammates for the gameterrible situation a we hope to have him
backpretty soon here the no hope that a know
theythey will help give the game away right
dedicate the game tooto Mary Ann's brother it's a it's been
that of your familythat's why the Sun you know Sun Devil
nation operates andit's been a time of grieving a a year
for him obviously andyou'll be joining us back today and
upper arms around him and a lot lot lotthanks a lot more important football but
dathe wants to be with his brothers
Arizona State Running Back. 2010-2011 highlights. Long runs, big plays, and touchdowns.
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Highlights of Junior Running Back sensation Marion Grice's 1st season as an Arizona State Sundevil...The most versatile back in college football 2013-14. He's just getting started...you'll see.
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#6 - Arizona State University Wide Receiver/Return Specialist
2010 NFL Draft Prospect
5'10" 192
Ran a 4.30 40-yd dash at the his ASU Pro Day.
He also had a 37" Vertical Jump, 10' Broad Jump, and 4.00 Short Shuttle.
In these two plays, we see an amazing defensive "clinic" put on by Derrick Rodgers. First he burns past the lineman to put a solid hit on Scott Frost. The second play results in ASU's THIRD safety for the game.
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Playing at San Diego State in 2002, Walter replaces starting QB Chad Christensen and launches a 72-yard TD to Shaun McDonald on his first snap. Walter would throw another TD to McDonald on his second snap of the game, helping ASU overcome a 22-point margin against the Aztecs, the largest comeback in Sun Devil football history. Walter would go on to start every game for the rest of his career up until the Sun Bowl in 2004 and become the Pac-10 Conference's leading career passer.
