Episode 468 - What is going on with NIL & revenue sharing?

2026 will be a new era for Sun Devil quarterbacks, and all eyes will be on the position in spring and fall camps to see who will take the reins. Among the hopefuls is redshirt freshman Cam Dyer, who is the only returner in the group. His high school career saw him put up video game numbers, a four-star recruiting rating, and two Gatorade Player of the Year awards in his home state of New Mexico. He committed to ASU prior to his senior year, interestingly as a wide receiver, not a quarterback. However, a torn ACL near the end of his prep days had him begin his time in Tempe rehabbing. Making the switch back to quarterback, he put in the work, recovered, and ended the year as the Sun Devils' top backup. He'll now get a chance to make his mark on the offense this offseason. On this episode, we discuss the lessons and growth through his rehab, his football journey, the developing rapport of the quarterback room, and much more.  

ASU landed 25 new players from the 2026 transfer portal window, from high-profile All-conference honorees to young players brimming with potential. Ralph Amsden joins Brad Denny to discuss their lists of five new Sun Devils who are intriguing them the most.

The college sports landscape continues to be a wild mess. Several months into the post-House and revenue-sharing era, where do things stand? We talk with NIL agent and founder of Activate Sports Management Peter Boyle for an in-depth look into what's changed, what's right, what's wrong, and what's up next (13:33) We also get to know two new Sun Devil transfer portal additions: Running back David Avit (2:46) and tight end Kristian Ingman (1:08:05).

Mark those calendars, the 2026 schedule has dropped. We break down ASU's full slate of games, including a daunting road schedule, a lengthy run without a bye, and a chance for a strong finish. Plus, we share some thoughts on Bobby Hurley's depressed postgame comments.

The portal window is closed, and the action is starting to settle down. With ASU's roster (mostly) set, we take a deep dive into the Sun Devils' position groups to break down how they stand after the flurry of portal signings.

All good things must come to an end, and such is Justin Wodtly's time with the Sun Devils. Over his two seasons in Tempe, the former Cincinnati transfer became a key part of the defensive line and a key voice in the locker room, and he ended his final season on a six-game sack streak. Now, it's time to chase his NFL dream. On this episode, we discuss his Sun Devil career, the impact it made on his life, his NFL Draft prep, and much more.

ASU's transfer portal class is nearly complete, and it looks to bring significant talent to Tempe. After a look at the newest commits, we go in-depth for an expert breakdown with Cole Topham (13:48) on key offensive pieces, including quarterback Cutter Boley and wide receivers Omarion Miller, Reed Harris, and Raiden Vines-Bright. Plus, we talk with new ASU running back Marquis Gillis (37:34).

ASU's hot start to the transfer portal continues. After a notable first wave of commitments that included some star power, the Sun Devils landed a bevy of talented players to address key roster needs. We break down the latest additions and which positions still need attention in the coming days.

The transfer portal is wide open, and Arizona State is starting to bring some talented players to Tempe. We break down the five big commitments so far, what they could potentially bring, and who else may soon join them as Sun Devils. Then we honor the best (and worst) of 2025 with our season awards.

The season is over, but the action continues. We recap ASU's thrilling shorthanded shootout in the Sun Bowl against Duke before discussing the official opening of the transfer portal window, including some important early visitors who may become future Sun Devils.