Now that the chaos of the 2026 college football transfer portal is, for the most part, over, Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham and his staff can shift their focus to the high school recruiting trail as the recruitment for some of the top prospects in the 2027 class begins to heat up.

Kenny Dillingham is building a super team for Arizona State football, signing two elite WRs in the transfer portal to help out Cutter Boley.

Michigan State transfer cornerback Chance Rucker has reportedly committed to Arizona State, according to Chris Karpman of 247Sports. Rucker will join fellow Spartans teammate defensive lineman Jalen Thompson in transferring to Arizona State.

The indoor practice facility that is set to begin construction in 2026 is another major step towards aiding in Dillingham taking Arizona State to new heights. If the nation has learned anything from Indiana, it's that star ratings and perception don't matter under the right circumstances.

Cavaliers star Jaylon Tyson gave some love to his brother Jordyn, who excelled with Arizona State football. One of the stars on the 2025 Arizona State football team is getting a ringing endorsement. Jordyn Tyson, a wide receiver at Arizona State, is getting some love from his brother Cleveland Cavaliers star Jaylon Tyson.

Sam Leavitt breaks his silence with a clear message for Arizona State after transferring to LSU to join head coach Lane Kiffin.

This is a devastating blow for the talented receiver, who joined the Arizona State program in 2025 as a three-star recruit out of Texas. The nine-to-ten month recovery period would mean that the redshirt freshman would likely return to the field at some point in October or November, which certainly opens the door for a medical redshirt.

The transfer portal opens on Jan. 2 and will remain until Jan. 16. Here is where Arizona State football stands as far as players lost and gained.

Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt will visit Tennessee on Jan. 7. He is the No. 1 ranked player in the transfer portal.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas will be the host site for next season's national championship game as the Big Ten looks to continue its reign atop college football on the heels of three consecutive titles. While no two-deeps are set given roster fluctuation still taking place, some teams are better suited than others to compete for a title in 2026.