Bobby Hurley is heading into his 11th season as head coach of the Arizona State basketball program.
The longtime Sun Devil is also entering the final season of his contract following a 2024-25 season that went south once Big 12 play rolled around.
The team went 4-16 in conference play and lost their duo of postseason games to finish with a 13-20 record - the worst in the Hurley era.
A mass exodus ensued - star freshmen Jayden Quaintance, Joson Sanon, and Amier Ali all opted to continue their collegiate careers elsewhere.
Hurley was tasked with contructing an almost entirely new roster in response, as Trevor Best was the only player from last season that returned.
The 54-year-old took a different approach this offseason when it came to roster building, and Noah Meeusen was the final piece of the puzzle as the Arizona State season is set to move into full swing by late October.
A breakdown of the roster following Meeusen's commitment:
The Arizona State regular season is likely to begin in the first week of November - until then, the roster will be putting in work to make it back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2023.
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