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Barry Werner

Arizona State with pick-six of pass deflected off Washington lineman’s helmet

Arizona State Michael Penix Jordan Clark

Jordan Clark turned a deflected pass into an Arizona State touchdown on Saturday in Pac-12 action on Saturday.

Michael Penix Jr. was looking for a receiver downfield. However, his pass found the back of offensive lineman Jaxson Kirkland’s helmet and made its way to Clark.

Thirty-eight yards later, Clark was in the end zone and the Sun Devils had a 24-10 lead in the first half.

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