Observations, Takeaways From Tuesday's Arizona State Practice

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 deep sideline shot on Offense-defense portion of practice, also found soft spot in zone later in practice. Third catch of the session was about 25 yards downfield. Moss capped it off with a touchdown in the situational red zone drill. Chamon Metayer secured an acrobatic catch 20 yards downfield.

• 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.