Big decision looming: Carson Crawford, the top-rated small forward in his class and a Peach Jam champion, is set to announce his college destination Wednesday night. Ranked 47 overall, he’s narrowed his list to five elite programs — Arizona State (with an 80.8% prediction of landing him), Florida State, Ole Miss, Providence, and Syracuse. His standout summer performance and strong relationships with coaches could tip the scales — find out where he lands when the announcement drops at 7 PM ET.

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Moe Odum could be making a surprise return to Arizona State for his senior year — but it’s far from guaranteed. The point guard, who signed with a pro league overseas before college eligibility rules changed, now has a shot at coming back thanks to a recent court ruling that grants athletes who started college in 2022 or 2023 an extra year of eligibility. With ASU still holding one scholarship spot and coach Randy Bennett personally familiar with Odum’s game (they’ve crossed paths through Saint Mary’s vs. Pepperdine matchups), the fit seems promising. But there’s a catch: Odum didn’t enter the transfer portal correctly, so if he returns, it must be to ASU. Plus, the Big 12’s new pro-roster rule could block him — though ASU is still working out the details. If cleared, Odum could bring back his proven scoring and playmaking — averaging over 15 points and nearly 6 assists last season.

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Arizona State’s bold move to hire Randy Bennett as head coach has sparked major buzz—he’s been named the top high-major coaching hire for 2026 by nearly 100 D-I coaches, with 32% ranking him 1. Bennett, a proven program-builder with 25 seasons at Saint Mary’s, transformed the school into a consistent NCAA tournament contender, making 12 tournaments and seven top-25 finishes—something the program hadn’t achieved in decades. He outpaced heavy-hitters like Jerrod Calhoun and Michael Malone, and his track record of consistently ranked teams (top-25 four of five seasons) signals ASU’s serious intent to elevate its basketball legacy after years of stagnation.

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Vijay Wallace’s freshman season at Arizona State was derailed by a brutal fibula break suffered in an exhibition game — but his grit turned setback into comeback. Reset on the court, he endured months of rehab, crutches, and a scooter, staying mentally strong with family support and even sharpening his mid-range game. Amid a coaching transition from Bobby Hurley to Randy Bennett, Wallace remained laser-focused, earning praise for his relentless work ethic. Now fully recovered and one of only two returning players, he’s ready to start fresh — and prove he belongs with the new regime.

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Arizona State men’s basketball gears up for a high-stakes rematch against Oklahoma on December 5th in Tulsa — their second straight nonconference showdown. Last year’s win in Phoenix set the tone, and with new head coach Randy Bennett reshaping the roster, the Sun Devils are hungry for more. Finishing last season with 17-16, they’ll look to build on momentum, especially with a solid neutral-site track record. Oklahoma, also 21-16 last year, reached the College Basketball Crown final but missed the NCAA tournament. Meanwhile, ASU’s Acrisure Series run in Palm Springs (Nov. 21-26) is shaping up, though opponents remain TBD. The rest of the nonconference slate is still in flux — but the hype is already building.

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