ASU’s Prince Dorbah expected to return, Jordyn Tyson remains out

The first injury report for Arizona State’s pivotal matchup with West Virginia in Big 12 play dropped on Wednesday, with the headline being the probable return of defensive lineman Prince Dorbah.

Dorbah was not listed on the report after missing the last two games. He has four sacks on the season, which is tied for the most by a Sun Devil.

The Sun Devils, however, will not be getting back wide receiver Jordyn Tyson. Head coach Kenny Dillingham ruled out Tyson earlier in the day, with the injury report making it official.

ASU has been ravaged by injuries this season, losing key starters for the year such as quarterback Sam Leavitt, offensive lineman Ben Coleman and defensive back Xavion Alford.

Arizona State sits at a record of 6-3 and a 4-2 record in conference play, with the latter keeping the Sun Devils in the Big 12 title picture. They will need some help, though, as three teams currently have one loss — Texas Tech, Cincinnati and B YU.

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