What Arizona State's Youthful Options at Quarterback Provide

While some concerns have arose pertaining to Fette's capability to play right away - particularly his experience in a less competitive region of Texas - although his career speaks for itself in El Paso.

Fette accounted for over 120 career touchdowns and flashed dynamic ability as a passer at all levels, as well as a rushing threat that has game-breaking acceleration in the open field.

Fette also appears to be wise beyond his years and praise has been a major emphasis from Kenny Dillingham/Marcus Arroyo in the last several months.

Fette's talent, budding leadership, and status as a high-profile recruit will at best result in a surprise coronation as the starting quarterback, and will at worst demand an even more competitive competition between several incredibly talented passers that will have an ample amount of skill position talent around them - including incoming transfers Omarion Miller and Reed Harris.

Redshirt Freshman Cameron Dyer

Dyer was the top-ranked player out of New Mexico in the class of 2025, but had to sit out for the majority of the season due to a knee injury suffered at the tail-end of his career in high school.

The freshman was officially cleared in late October and served as the backup to Jeff Sims for the remainder of the season from Iowa State onward after Sam Leavitt's season-ending injury that required surgery.

While Dyer didn't take any in-game snaps over the two-month period, he certainly did flash as a passer, athlete, and leader. His status as the lone returning player in the room gives him an advantage as well.

Don't sleep on Dyer in this process - he will make a name for himself over the course of spring ball.