Big 12 · Tempe, AZ
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Unranked2026: 2-2 (1-1 conf) Mountain America Stadium
National titles
0
Claimed
Heisman winners
0
CFP berths
1
since 2014
All-time
613-391-18
.609 win pct
Weeks ranked
15
of 104 polls since 2020
Weeks at No. 1
0
since 2020
The program
Overview
Frank Kush built Arizona State into a winner over 22 seasons, including unbeaten campaigns in 1970 and 1975. After joining the Pac-10 in 1978, the Sun Devils won the Rose Bowl after the 1986 season and came within a game of a national title in 1996. In 2024, the program's first season in the Big 12, Kenny Dillingham led ASU to the conference title and a College Football Playoff berth.
Rivals
- Institution
- Arizona State University
- Nickname
- Sun Devils
- Founded
- 1885
- First season
- 1931
- Conference
- Big 12
- Head coach
- Kenny Dillingham (since 2023)
- Colors
- X / Twitter
- @ASUFootball
Since 2020
AP poll history
2-2 overall
2026 season
- Sep 5MorgMorgan State7
- Sep 12
- Sep 19· Neutral
- Oct 3
- Oct 10
Hawai'iArizona State (home) - Oct 17
#11Texas Tech (home) - Oct 24Arizona State (home)
- Oct 31
#8BYU (home) - Nov 7Arizona State (home)
- Nov 14
UCF (home) - Nov 21Arizona State (home)
- Nov 28
Arizona (home)
Players
Roster & stats
Rosters and player stats are tracked for teams ranked in 2026 and later.
Home field
Mountain America Stadium
Capacity
65,870
Tempe, AZ
- Opened
- 1958
- 68 seasons ago
- Surface
- Natural grass
- Roof
- Open air
- Elevation
- 1,182 ft
- Time zone
- Phoenix
- Avg. home crowd
- 48,676
- 74% of capacity · 34 games since 2020
- Biggest crowd since 2020
- 56,759
- vs Northern Arizona, 2025
- Zip
- 85287
Titles & awards
Trophy case
National championships0
No claimed national titles.
Heisman Trophy winners0
No Heisman winners yet.
College Football Playoff1
2024 · 4th seed · Playoff
1931–2026
Program history
Win %★ National title season
Best seasons
- 197512-0Frank Kush
- 197011-0Frank Kush
- 195710-0Dan Devine
- 197111-1Frank Kush
- 197311-1Frank Kush
- 199611-1Bruce Snyder
On the sideline
Head coaches
| Coach | Tenure | Record | Pct | Best final AP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kenny Dillingham | 2023–2026 | 22-17 | .564 | #7 |
| Shaun Aguano | 2022 | 2-7 | .222 | — |
| Herm Edwards | 2018–2022 | 26-20 | .565 | — |
| Todd Graham | 2012–2017 | 46-32 | .590 | #12 |
| Dennis Erickson | 2007–2011 | 31-31 | .500 | #16 |
| Dirk Koetter | 2001–2006 | 40-34 | .541 | #19 |
| Bruce Snyder | 1992–2000 | 58-45 | .563 | #4 |
| Larry Marmie | 1988–1991 | 22-21-1 | .511 | — |
| John Cooper | 1985–1987 | 25-9-2 | .722 | #4 |
| Darryl Rogers | 1980–1984 | 37-18-1 | .670 | #6 |
| Frank Kush | 1958–1979 | 176-54-1 | .764 | #2 |
| Dan Devine | 1955–1957 | 27-3-1 | .887 | #12 |
| Clyde Smith | 1952–1954 | 15-13-1 | .534 | — |
| Larry Siemering | 1951 | 6-3-1 | .650 | — |
| Edward Doherty | 1947–1950 | 25-17 | .595 | — |
| Steve Coutchie | 1946 | 2-7-2 | .273 | — |
| Hilman Walker | 1942 | 2-8 | .200 | — |
| Dixie Howell | 1938–1941 | 23-15-4 | .595 | — |
| Rudy Lavik | 1933–1937 | 13-26-3 | .345 | — |
| Ted Shipkey | 1931–1932 | 10-5-1 | .656 | — |
13 picks · 3 first-rounders
NFL Draft since 2020
20264 picks
- #8Jordyn TysonWide Receiver · New Orleans
- #21Max IheanachorOffensive Tackle · Pittsburgh
- #157Keith Abney IICornerback · Detroit
- #166Keyshaun ElliottLinebacker · Chicago
20251 picks
- #105Cam SkatteboRunning Back · New York
20231 picks
- #231Nesta Jade SilveraDefensive Tackle · Las Vegas
20224 picks
- #91Rachaad WhiteRunning Back · Tampa Bay
- #121Jack JonesCornerback · New England
- #147D.J. DavidsonDefensive Tackle · New York
- #237Chase LucasCornerback · Detroit
20211 picks
- #187Frank DarbyWide Receiver · Atlanta
20202 picks
- #25Brandon AiyukWide Receiver · San Francisco
- #222Eno BenjaminRunning Back · Arizona