ASU Depth Chart
Offense Defense
WRX-Devin Lucien #15 (6ft2in 195 lb) NT- Demetrius Cherry #94 (6ft6in 300 lb)
Ellis Jefferson #19 (6ft4in 212 lb) Mo Latu #98 (6ft2in 370 lb)
WRY-Gary Chambers #81 (6ft3in 215 lb) TIGER- Tashon Smallwood #90 (6ft1in 280lb)
Eric Lauderdale #14 (6ft2in 195lb) Villiami Latu #41 (6ft2in 290 lb)
WRZ-D.J. Foster #18 (5ft11in 195 lb) DE- Joseph Wicker #1 (6ft2in 275 lb)
Frederick Gammage #89 (5ft10in 185 lb) Edmond Boateng #97 (6ft4in 265 lb)
LT- Evan Goodman #57 (6ft4in 310 lb) Devil- Antonio Longino #32 (6ft2in 221 lb)
Sam Jones #76 (6ft5in 297 lb) Alani Latu #44 (6ft2in 250 lb)
LG- Christian Westerman #55 (6ft4in 300 lb) SPUR- Viliami (Laiu) Moeakiola #28 (6ft 215 lb)
Stephon Greyman #77 (6ft3in 314 lb) Marcus Ball #31 (6ft2in 225 lb)
C- Nick Kelly #50 (6ft2in 296 lb) SAM- Salamo Fiso #58 (6ft1in 230 lb)
Stephon Greyman #77 (6ft3in 314 lb) Christian Sam #2 (6ft1in 240 lb)
RG- Vi Teofilo #573 (6ft3in 315 lb) WILL- D.J. Calhoun #3 (6ft 225 lb)
Stephon Greyman #77 (6ft3in 314 lb) Christian Sam #2 (6ft1in 240 lb)
RT- William McGehee #75 (6ft5in 315 lb) BC- Lloyd Carrington #8 (5ft11in 195 lb)
Sam Jones #76 (6ft5in 297 lb) Solomon Means #7 (6ft1in 181 lb)
TE-Kody Kohl #83 (6ft3in 235 lb) BS- Jordan Simone #38 (6ft 195 lb)
Raymond Epps #80 (6ft5in 235 lb) Chad Adams #5 (5ft10in 185 lb)
H- Raymond Epps #80 (6ft5in 235 lb)
Nick Ralston #22 (6ft 200 lb)
QB- Mike Bercovici #2 (6ft1in 210 lb) FS-Armand Perry #13 (5ft11in 200 lb)
Manny Wilkins #5 (6ft2in 190 lb) James Johnson #18 (6ft1in 200 lb)
TB- Demario Richard #4 (5ft10in 220 lb) FC- Kweishi Brown #10 (6ft 200 lb)
Kalen Ballage #9 (6ft3in 230 lb) Solomon Means #7 (6ft1in 181 lb)
RB-Kalen Ballage #9 (6ft3in 230 lb)
De’Chavon Hayes #1 (5ft11in 190 lb)
Scouting Report:
After falling on the road to Texas A&M in its opener, fourth-year head coach Todd Graham’s Arizona State team has bounced back with home victories over Cal Poly and last Friday versus New Mexico, 34-10, to begin a 3-game homestand. Senior QB Mike Bercovici (70-of-113, 61.9%, 799 yds, 7 TD, 1 int in 2015), who slung the last-second Hail Mary in last year’s USC defeat, directs the Sun Devils offense and has an excellent 7-to-1 TD pass/interception ratio. Senior WR D.J. Foster (16 rec, 122 yds, 7.6 avg, 1 TD in 2015, plus 20 tcb, 97 yds, 4.8 avg), who has 4,184 career all-purpose yards and has a reception in the past 43 games, tops the team in pass catching and also provides a threat as a rusher. He is about to become just the fourth player in NCAA history with at least 2,000 career yards rushing (2,172) and receiving (1,996). Sophomore RB Demario Richard (56 tcb, 298 yds, 5.3 avg, 2 TD in 2015, plus 8 rec, 178 yds, 22.2 avg, 2 TD) is ASU’s leading runner and ranks 19th nationally in all-purpose running (158.7, third in Pac-12), and then there are senior WR Devin Lucien (13 rec, 147 yds, 11.3 avg in 2015), a transfer from UCLA, and multi-threat junior RB De’Chavon Hayes (9 tcb, 13 yds, 1.4 avg in 2014, plus 6 rec, 13 yds, 2.2 avg and 6 KOR, 150 yds, 25.0 avg and 6 PR, 25 yds, 4.2 avg). The Sun Devil defense, in the national Top 10 and leading the Pac-12 in pass defense (134.7, ninth nationally) and tackles for loss (8.7, 10th nationally) this season, features soph LB Christian Sam (29 tac, 3.5 for loss, 3 sack, 1 FF in 2015), who is 20th nationally in sacks (1.0, first in Pac-12), plus senior DB Jordan Simone (29 tac, 5.5 for loss, 1 sack, 2 int, 1 dfl in 2015) and LB Viliami Moeakiola (26 tac, 5.5 for loss, 1 sack in 2015), who both are 19th nationally in tackles for loss (1.8, first in Pac-12)
