3-star TE Landen Miree commits to Arizona State for 2026

Three-star tight end Landen Miree on Friday committed to Arizona State for 2026, he announced live on social media.

The 6-foot-4, 230-pound tight end out of Princeton High School in Cincinnati picked the Sun Devils over Florida State, Baylor and Washington, among others.

“Let’s gooo!!!! #ACTIVATETHEVALLEY” head coach Kenny Dillingham posted on social media shortly after Miree’s decision.

He made his official to Tempe on May 16.

Miree told On3’s Hayes Fawcett that a path to playing time, the realness from the coaches and his family’s love of Tempe were key factors in his decision.

According to 247 Sports, Miree is the 45th-ranked tight end nationally for the 2026 class. He ranks 33rd among Ohio recruits.

With the Miree commitment, ASU now has 18 hard commits (two four-stars and 16 three-stars) for 2026. The recruiting class currently ranks sixth in the Big 12.

Miree joins fellow 2026 three-star tight end Hayden Vercher, who committed to ASU this past February.

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