15 Days Until Arizona State Kickoff - Who Has Worn Number?

The much-anticipated 2025 Arizona State season is now just over two weeks away from reaching a starting point - Kenny Dillingham is set to open year three as head coach and as the presumptive favorite to repeat as Big 12 champions with a tune-up against Northern Arizona on the docket on August 30.

In honor of the 15-day mark until the season begins, Arizona State on SI takes a look at every player who has worn the number 15 jersey during their time with the program.

John Hogan (50)

Tom Cupps (54)

Dave Graybill (55-56)

Clay Freney (58)

Joe Zuger (59-61)

Chuck Kolb (63-65)

Rick Shaw (66-67)

Lenny Randle (68)

Jim McCann (69-70)

Rick Brown (71-72)

Bruce Hardy (74-77)

Scott Petersen (83)

Ron Simone (84)

Ray Whittenburg (86)

John Bonds (88-89)

Keith Burke (90)

Peter Marine (91)

Dereck Moore (92)

Jason Verdugo (93-95)

Gus Farwell (96)

Chad Elliott (97-98)

John Leonard (99)

Jamel Ready (99)

Riccardo Stewart (00)

Michael Holloway (01-02)

Sam Keller (03)

Ray Sanchez (04)

Angelo Fobbs-Valentino (06-08 D)

Danny Sullivan (06-09 O)

Taylor Kelly (10)

Rashad Ross (11-12)

Solomon Means (13-14)

Devin Lucien (15)

Bryson Echols (16 D)

Jeremy Smith (17)

Cam Phillips (18-19-20-21 D)

Dillon Sterling-Cole (16-18 O)

Daylin McLemore (21 O)

Khoury Bethley (22 D)

The number 15 jersey will be worn by CB Nyland Green and TE Khamari Anderson during the 2025 season.

Arizona State DL Zac Swanson spoke earlier this offseason on his experience with the Sun Devil coaching staff and the incredible culture that has been built by Kenny Dillingham in recent seasons, which very well could raise intrigue amongst the Sun Devil faithful with just over seven weeks from the start of the new year.

"Mainly, I appreciate this staff so much. They do so much for us, and the main thing is, like, they really create a relationship with their players. Like, a lot of times, programs around the country will just kind of treat the players like they're robots, like they're just football players."

"And it's hard to do that. It's hard to be treated like that and not fall out of love with the game. When the coaches really care for you and want the best for you, and in their eyes, you're not just a football player, it really helps improve your mental a lot, and you realize this is a good spot. Like, football's really actually fun."