Arizona State's dominant second quarter couldn't hold up as West Virginia rallied late to upset the Sun Devils 23-25 on the road in Week 12. The Mountaineers covered the 10-point spread in a game that exceeded the over-under of 46.5 points.

ASU exploded for 22 points in the second quarter, building what appeared to be a commanding advantage. However, West Virginia's offense, led by quarterback Scotty Fox Jr., mounted a furious comeback. Fox Jr. completed 353 passing yards and connected with receivers for multiple touchdown strikes, including a 75-yard scoring pass to Jeff Weimer in the second quarter and a crucial 90-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter that proved decisive.

The game featured 25 lead changes, underscoring its competitive nature throughout. Despite strong rushing from Arizona State's Jeff Sims, who gained 81 yards, the Sun Devils couldn't close out the contest. West Virginia's fourth-quarter offensive surge proved too much, as the Mountaineers outscored Arizona State 13-3 in the final period to secure the upset victory.