Pac-12 Network play-by-play announcer Ted Robinson joked Saturday night during the Georgia-Arizona State men’s basketball broadcast that every NBA scout west of the Mississippi was in Tempe, AZ to see Bulldogs freshman phenom Anthony Edwards.

While Edwards played fairly well, Sun Devils junior guard Remy Martin shined the brightest, posting a game-high 23 points and six assists to lead Arizona State (8-2) to a, 79-59, victory against Georgia (6-3) at Desert Financial Arena on Saturday night.

Martin, who scored 15 of his 23 points in the first half, hit three 3-pointers and posted three rebounds.

Playing its first true road game of the season and in its first contest in 10 days because of final exams, Georgia was sloppy in its return to the court. The Bulldogs shot under nine percent from the 3-point line and committed 18 turnovers. The result was a season-low 59 points.

With the long off period, a slow Georgia start in the first few minutes wouldn’t have been at all surprising, but the Bulldogs didn’t start as slowly as they finished. After an Edwards jumper with just a little more than seven minutes remaining in the first half, Georgia trailed only 21-20.

But Arizona State ended the half on an 18-11 run, including an 11-5 spurt during the final four minutes.

Georgia lost an opportunity to cut into a six-point deficit just before halftime. With 31 seconds remaining, coach Tom Crean called a timeout to draw up a play for the half’s final possession, but after receiving the inbounds pass, freshman Sahvir Wheeler threw his pass out of bounds.

The turnover, Georgia’s 13th of the first half, proved to be a pivotal mistake, as the Sun Devils added another bucket at the buzzer, extending their lead to eight.

The Arizona State lead ballooned to 12 by the first official timeout of the second half. The Sun Devils severely outplayed the Bulldogs in the final 20 minutes, and Georgia was not within single digits again after the 16:57 mark of the second half.

In addition to 18 turnovers, the Bulldogs shot just 34.8 percent, which includes the team going 2 for 24 from the 3-point line. Georgia made one 3-pointer in each half.

The Bulldogs didn’t have an advantage on the glass as many expected Saturday night either. Georgia outrebounded Arizona by just one, 43-42. Furthermore, Georgia posted only 11 assists, which is tied for the team’s second-fewest in a game this season.

Arizona State also struggled from the 3-point line, going 6 of 25 (24 percent) and didn’t do a great job of taking care of the ball (17 turnovers), but the Sun Devils shot much better inside the arc, posting a 49.3 shooting percentage overall against the Bulldogs defense.

Edwards led Georgia’s starters with 13 points. He also had four rebounds, two assists and two steals, but he was 0-for-5 from behind the arc. Sophomore Tye Fagan scored a team-high 15 points off the bench.

Senior Tyree Crump hit both of Georgia’s 3-pointers, but he was just 2-for-9 from behind the arc and missed his only 2-point attempt. Junior Rayshaun Hammonds, who had 19 points in Georgia’s last game on Dec. 4 against NC Central, grabbed a team-high eight rebounds with three assists and three steals, but he was only 1 of 9 shooting and missed all four of his 3-point attempts.

Hammonds finished with a season-low four points.

Sun Devils junior forward Romello White, who is an Atlanta native, recorded his fourth straight double-double with 18 points and 17 rebounds. White was a major reason why Georgia didn’t have an advantage on the glass. He created second-chance opportunities for the Arizona State offense as well with a game-high six offensive rebounds.

The Bulldogs will return home to face another tough out-of-conference test in SMU this Friday, but in that matchup, SMU will be the team that’s possibly rusty. The Mustangs last played on Dec. 7, losing at home to Georgetown, 91-74.

That’s SMU’s only loss of the season, though, as the Mustangs have opened their slate 8-1. Georgia will play host to SMU next Saturday at Stegeman Coliseum at 7 p.m. ET.