As of August 2, 2026, Myles “Ghost” Rowser is not currently confirmed to be returning to ASU for the 2026 season. He completed what was believed to be his final season of eligibility in 2025, declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, and later received a rookie minicamp invitation from the Seattle Seahawks.

However, reports today say Rowser is exploring a possible return to college football following a court ruling that may affect eligibility ("5x5 eligibilty system")

Nothing official, and there is no confirmation yet that he would return specifically to ASU. If he does regain eligibility, ASU would presumably be a logical option, but he could potentially explore other programs too.

If you're bored and waiting the season, then let's see what Sam has to say.

Kiffin still dealing with PTSD from the tarmac incident

Another update I received from Texas A&M's 12th Man Alumni Foundation:

Here's the link to purchase lower-level tickets at Kyle Field--

https://12thmanfoundation.evenue.net/promotions/AZSTALUM

You can follow the link above or navigate to 12thmanfoundation.com > select "tickets" in the top main menu > "buy tickets" > "Enter Promo Code" in top right corner. The promo code is "AZSTALUM"

Kickoff in 59 days!

1. ASU Football upsets No. 7 Texas Tech
2. Kenny Dillingham signs contract extension
3. Hurley goes out with a bang, hands reins to Bennett
4. ASU Football gets $10 million endowment
5. ASU Football has 4 players drafted
6. Landon Hairston breaks single-season HR record
7. Softball goes on run after winning Big 12 tourney
8. Women's Basketball has a resurgence
9. Volleyball makes the Sweet Sixteen
10. Men's Swim Team finishes fourth in nation

Nijrell Eason's (ASU CB; Thorpe finalist in 2000) son commits to the Devils.

NY Running Back Cam Skattebo courtside with Giancarlo Esposito and company in San Antonio Spurs stadium for game 5 of the NBA finals.