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- Arizona State defensive lineman MyKeil Gardner will miss the 2026 season following Achilles surgery, removing a senior from a defense replacing most of last year's experienced starters. - Arizona State cornerback Nigel Pringle will miss the 2026 season after suffering a core injury during the Camp Tontozona scrimmage. - Offensive lineman Marques Uini was not observed at Wednesday's practice, while Matai Jefferson returned to practice ahead of the opener. - Cutter Boley led Arizona State's first offense at quarterback, with Mikey Keene and Jake Fette working with the second unit. - Arizona State used a one-linebacker, six-defensive-back package during its late two-minute period, replacing linebacker Martell Hughes with safety Boogie Wilson.

- Arizona State defensive lineman MyKeil Gardner will miss the entire 2026 season after Achilles surgery, and cornerback Nigel Pringle is also out for the year after suffering a core injury in the Camp Tontozona scrimmage. - Offensive linemen Matai Jefferson and Marques Uini were not observed at Tuesday practice, while wide receiver Derek Eusebio returned. - Khamari Anderson resumed first-team tight-end work after breaking his leg in an April scrimmage and appears on track to play against Morgan State. - Nick McLarty handled first-team punts and repeatedly pinned kicks inside the 20, while second-team punter Kanyon Floyd produced only one attempt beyond 40 yards in four tries. - Carson Smith made all four field-goal attempts inside 50 yards and narrowly left kicks from 50 and 52 short into a breeze, while Carston Kieffer made only one of three attempts.

- Kenny Dillingham named junior Cutter Boley Arizona State's starting quarterback after a full camp competition with Mikey Keene. Teammates viewed either option as viable, and Keene is considered an experienced, trusted backup. - Boley's largest spring-to-camp gain was command: he became louder in the huddle, more comfortable directing the offense and better at putting teammates in the right positions. - Players describe natural leadership growth after an initially hesitant arrival, but the report provides no practice-based evidence yet about his passing efficiency or downfield production.