Observations, Takeaways From Tuesday's Arizona State Practice

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TEMPE -- Arizona State football had another successful day of practice on Tuesday - with the offense taking charge after a consistent stretch of the defense dominating for the most part.
ASU on SI takes a dive into standout players, general observations, and overall takeaways from the two hour practice below:
Standouts From Monday's Practice:
- Jaren Hamilton
- Justin Wodtly
- Jalen Moss
- Kyson Brown
- Xavion Alford
Observations/Notes From Practice
- Scouts from the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins were in attendance at practice.
- Leavitt continues to show playmaking ability - had a pair of impressive scrambles when pocket collapsed. Leavitt also threw an incredible pass on a sideline shot to Malik McClain early on in the offense-defense part of practice.
- Jesus Gomez had another strong day - particularly knocking down a 40 yard field goal indoors.
- Kanye Udoh continues to work on receiving chops and continues to look more comfortable by the day.
- Ben Coleman lined up at LG again, also took snaps at center.
- Freshman QB Cameron Dyer was participating in throwing drills, looking sharp while seeking to be fully cleared to play.
- Khamari Anderson/Ia excelling in red zone action. Ia also secured a downfield grab in zone from Jeff Sims.
- Moss secured a well-timed reception on a deep sideline shot on Offense-defense portion of practice, and also found a soft spot in zone later in practice - showcasing his possession receiver skills. Third catch of the session was about 25 yards downfield. Moss capped it off with a touchdown in a situational red zone drill.
- Chamon Metayer secured an acrobatic catch 20 yards downfield in a latter part of practice.
- Xavion Alford interception in end zone covering Kyson Brown.
- Jaren Hamilton caught a 60 yard touchdown over the top. Incredible throw from Leavitt and play on the ball by Hamilton over CB Montana Warren.
Plenty of weapons on this Arizona State offense, and Jalen Moss is one of them.
— Anthony Totri (@Anthony_Totri) August 12, 2025
He hauled in 10 TDs in two years at Fresno State, now he’s paired with one of the best QBs in CFB at ASU. pic.twitter.com/IeoP2geX6K
General Takeaways
- K. Brown appears to be separating himself in the RB postion battle.
- The TE position group is an incredibly deep and talented unit - Jason Mohns has done an incredible job.
- The EDGE position group continues to impress on a consistent basis. The pass rush should not be a major point of concern in 2025 compared to last year.
Read more on the case for Leavitt to be an All-American selection at season's end here, and if Kenny Dillingham has any built-in recruiting advantages in his role here.
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Kevin Hicks is an Arizona State alumni and now serves as the Arizona State Beat Writer On SI.