ASU TE Khamari Anderson leaves Union Jack Classic with apparent injury on 1st drive

Arizona State starting tight end Khamari Anderson stayed down after the Sun Devils’ second offensive play and exited the Union Jack Classic against Kansas in London.

Kansas defensive end Leroy Harris III rolled over the back of Anderson’s left leg on the run play.

Anderson emerged from the medical tent with a boot and on crutches before he was carted off to the locker room, according to FS1 sideline reporter Alexa Landestoy.

Anderson previously suffered a right leg injury at the end of spring camp that he worked back from and was active for the opener in a limited capacity.

The tight end has one catch for 21 yards on the year, and he had five catches for 24 yards and a touchdown in 2025. Prior to that, he was at Kentucky for two seasons, including now-ASU quarterback Cutter Boley’s freshman season.

Anderson has been a clear leader in the tight end room both in terms of on- and off-the-field impact, and he’s one of 10 Sun Devils on the Tillman Leadership Council.

Behind him, reps will go to A.J. Ia, who represents more of a receiving threat but was probable on the availability report entering the matchup, as well as Anthony Miller and James Giggey.

Listen to the rest of the Union Jack Classic on Arizona Sports 98.7 and the app.

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