Arizona State recruiting: 2026 early signing day commitment tracker

Arizona State football will look forward to 2026 on Wednesday as commitments in next year’s recruiting class can officially ink with the Sun Devils as the early signing period opens.

ASU is coming off an 8-4 regular season and awaits a bowl game selection with more questions entering 2026 than this past season. A large portion of the group of returnees this season will depart with their legacy in place, having helped to reestablish the football program.

Arizona State’s football recruiting class ranked 37th in the nation as of early Wednesday morning, according to 247 Sports. It is the sixth-ranked recruiting class in the Big 12.

Kenny Dillingham’s team had 19 verbal commitments, with four of them rated four stars by 247 Sports.

The Sun Devils got a boost on Tuesday when top overall junior college prospect Jarmaine Mitchell, an offensive tackle, flipped his commitment from Georgia to ASU. He could have an immediate impact on the line, though which quarterback he’s protecting is up in the air with Sam Leavitt having options to enter the NFL Draft, transfer elsewhere or remain at Arizona State.

Here is who has signed to Dillingham’s team so far:

ASU football recruits added in the 2026 early signing period

4-star RB Cardae Mack — Humble, Texas (Atascocita High School)

4-star QB Jake Fette — El Paso, Texas (El Paso Del Valle High School)

4-star OT Jarmaine Mitchell — Wesson, Mississippi (Copiah-Lincoln Community College)

4-star edge Julian Hugo — Cibolo, Texas (Steele High School)

3-star OT Cortavious Tisaby — Dallas, Texas (South Oak Cliff High School)

3-star CB Jalen Williams — Marietta, Georgia (Kell High School)

3-star CB DaQuwan Dunn — Richardson, Texas (Berkner High School)

3-star OT Siosaia Lapuaho — Garden City, Kansas (Garden City Community College)

3-star Edge Sinei Tengei — Mesa, Arizona (Westwood High School)

3-star S Davis Kinney — Richmond, Texas (Fort Bend Travis High School)

3-star S Zeth Thues — Peoria, Arizona (Liberty High School)

3-star TE Hayden Vercher — Thousand Oaks, California (Thousand Oaks High School)

3-star OL Marques Uini — Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove High School)

3-star DL Kirtland Vakalahi — Roswell, New Mexico (New Mexico Military Institute)

3-star LB Oscar Aguilar — Downey, California (Downey High School)

3-star TE Landen Miree — Cincinnati, Ohio (Princeton High School)

3-star LB Mason Marden — St. Louis, Missouri (Ladue Horton Watkins High School)

3-star DL Landen Anderson — Edmond, Oklahoma (Edmon Santa Fe High School)

3-star OL Niniva Nicholson — Oceanside, California (Santa Margarita Catholic High School)

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