Michelle Gardner/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK ASU finally has its AD after over 170 days The future of Arizona State athletics gained a little more clarity with the promotion of Graham Rossini, who was promoted to Athletic Director. Rossini, an alumni of Arizona State, was currently serving as the Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director and Chief Business Officer in the program. In that role, he oversaw departments like ticket sales, philanthropy, NIL, partnerships, fan experience, and more. He’s also been the sports administrator for three ASU sports – hockey, baseball and volleyball ..read more

Photo by Zac BonDurant/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Arizona State couldn’t overcome the big inning in one-run loss SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.— In the final Pac-12 baseball tournament in the conference’s history, Arizona State (32-24, 17-13 Pac-12) looked to capture the opener against a Stanford (20-32, 11-19 Pac-12) a team whom they swept just two weeks ago for the first time at Sunken Diamond since 2016. Winners of 16 of their last 20 games, head coach Willie Bloomquist had the Devils trending in the upper echelon of college baseball teams across the country. Only four other Division I teams had 1 ..read more

Photo by Justin Tafoya/NCAA Photos via Getty Images ASU became only the fifth program to fail to reach the NCAA Championships after earning no.1 seed RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. — The hottest team in college golf saw its season come to a close early. Having won three of their last four regular season tournaments, including the Cabo Collegiate, the Thunderbird Collegiate and the last-ever Pac-12 Championship, which was the program’s first since 2008, Arizona State men’s golf seemed poised for its fourth consecutive NCAA Championship appearance. ASU climbed to its season-best third nationally, accor ..read more

Angelina Steel/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK Homegrown talent is staying in the valley Kenny Dillingham has hit big at home once again, landing the commitment of Saguaro high school (Scottsdale) defensive back Dajon Hinton. The three-star defensive back is the fourth highest-ranked recruit in the Sun Devils’ 2025 class. Hinton is the sixth-ranked player in Arizona and the third ranked corner in the state for his class. Nationally, he’s the 67th ranked in the position group. Hinton’s connection to ASU reaches deeper than just the hometown program, however, as Jason Mohns, the who was the hea ..read more

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Orange Lutheran high school products to join ASU The class of 2025 has been off to a roaring start with head coach Kenny Dillingham, despite facing some adversity in the portal. ASU recently landed tight end AJ la and linebacker Benjamin Alefaio, both hailing from Orange Lutheran High School in Orange, California. Ia committed to Arizona State after his visit on April 26, announcing his decision on social media. A three-star recruit out of Orange Lutheran High School, Ia stands at 6-foot-5 and weighs 240 pounds. He chose ASU over Colorado, Florida, Auburn, and ..read more

Photo by Brian Spurlock/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The five-star center will join Hurley and ASU in the Big 12 Sun Devil fans woke up to a “Woj bomb” on Monday morning. ESPN’s senior NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski announced that five-star center Jayden Quaintance committed to Arizona State. The post on X, formerly Twitter, has received over three million impressions, making it perhaps the biggest news break for ASU in recent memory — and rightfully so. Quaintance is the highest-ranked recruit in Arizona State basketball history, with a .9970 composite score. The 6-foot-9 center from Clev ..read more

SunDevilMensGolf via X ASU captured its 13th conference title CAREFREE, Ariz. — Arizona State men’s golf made the last-ever Pac-12 Conference Championship one to remember. The Sun Devils captured the program’s 13th team title in convincing fashion, winning by 16 strokes and shooting a 27-over (368-365-362-352/1447) at Desert Forest Golf Club. ASU was the only team to shoot under par in the final round (3-under). ASU now holds five more Pac-10/12 conference titles than the next closest USC, which has eight. Coach Matt Thurmond’s group pulled off the largest margin of victory at the Pac-12 confe ..read more

Photo by Bruce Yeung/Getty Images Arizona State gains two commitments during recruiting weekend Kenny Dillingham, along with new wide receivers coach Hines Ward, had a successful weekend landing two recruits during visits to Tempe. The Sun Devils’ recruiting class added two players, one on offense and one on defense, to a recruiting class gaining momentum as efforts heat up across the country. Arizona State landed a four-star recruit in wide receiver Adrian Wilson from Pflugerville, Texas. The Devils also gained a three-star linebacker, Isaiah Iosefa, from Waipahu, Hawaii. The 2025 ASU recruit ..read more

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Sun Devils DB will move on Arizona State has taken another blow, courtesy of the transfer portal, with Defensive Back Ed Woods entering his name into the mix. Wood’s decision to leave ASU comes on the heels of a wild week for the Sun Devils where quarterback Jaden Rashada and wide receiver Elijah Badger, both of whom also decided to enter the portal. ASU head coach Kenny Dillingham was caught off guard, describing the move by Woods a “Curveball”. “Obviously Ed’s a good player,” Dillingham said Monday. “I really want Ed to succeed in life. Hopefully that’s here ..read more

Photo by Bruce Yeung/Getty Images Jaden Rashada will explore other schools after one year at Arizona State Arizona State freshman quarterback Jaden Rashada plans to hit the transfer portal after just one year in Tempe, as confirmed by his social media Thursday. In Gods Hands. pic.twitter.com/etjZmjimk7 — Jaden Rashada 5️⃣ (@jadenrashada) April 19, 2024 Rashada played in three games for the Sun Devils during the 2023 season and dealt with a lingering knee injury during his first year. In those three games, the talented quarterback flashed signs of major talent while dealing with an onsl ..read more