Arizona State football is hosting several recruits this weekend

TEMPE, Ariz. — As spring ball reaches its final stages Kenny Dillingham and Arizona State football will host numerous high school prospects this weekend. The group consists of nine high school players from all across the nation.

This is the largest group Dillingham and his staff have hosted since the 2023-2024 season ended. In terms of rankings, most of the players are three stars with some four stars mixed into the pool.

Let’s take a look at who is visiting Tempe this weekend.

*All rankings are based on 247 Sports Composite*

Arizona State football visitor list (weekend of 4/19-4/21)

Karson Cox

Karson Cox is a four-star running back out of Oak Hills High School in Hesperia, Calif. Cox ranks as the No. 319 overall player in the class of 2025, and the No. 25 running back.

The primary recruiter for Cox is ASU running backs coach Shaun Aguano.

Last season, Cox ran for 1349 yards on 128 carries, 10.8 yards per carry. Additionally, Cox ran for 19 touchdowns including three games with three rushing touchdowns.

Other schools in the running include Kansas, SMU, California, and Oklahoma State.

Adrian Wilson (COMMITTED)

Adrian Wilson is a four-star wide receiver out of Weiss High School in Pflugerville, Texas. Wilson ranks as the No. 155 overall player in the class of 2025 and as the No. 18 receiver. The #Texas2Tempe pipeline looks to continue, as Wilson is the No. 26 best player in Texas.

Wilson committed to Arizona State football on April 19, a full article can be found here.

Hines Ward is figured to be the primary recruiter for Wilson after Samples’ departure.

Last season, Wilson had 927 receiving yards on 52 catches, 18.1 yards per catch. Additionally, he had 14 touchdowns on the season with a long of 44 yards.

Tanook Hines

Tanook Hines is out of Dekaney High School in Houston, Texas. Another Texas target for the Sun Devils. Hines ranks as the No. 347 overall player in the 2025 recruiting class, and the No. 51 overall receiver. The WR ranks as the No. 57 player in Texas.

Currently, Hines is projected to go to Notre Dame according to 247 Sports Tom Loy, but that came on the heels of Samples’ departure from ASU.

ASU has been in the “warm” category of interest for Hines for quite some time and is still in the hunt with his official visit being this weekend. Other schools Hines will be visiting are Notre Dame, Arkansas, Baylor, and USC.

If Dillingham and Hines Ward can impress him it just might turn the tables in favor of ASU.

Houston Kaahaaina-Torres

Houston Kaahaaina-Torres is an offensive lineman from St. Louis High School in Honolulu, Hawaii. Torres is a three-star prospect and ranks as the No. 626 overall player in the 2025 class, the No. 37 interior offensive lineman (IOL), as well as the top recruit in Hawaii.

Torres has garnered interest from several Power 4 programs. Outside of ASU, Torres will visit California, Michigan State, Nebraska, and Utah.

Other schools he is garnering interest from despite no scheduled visits so far are Arizona, Colorado, Oregon State, and Washington State among others.

Maki Stewart

Maki Stewart is another offensive lineman prospect. Stewart hails from Millikan High School in Long Beach, Calif. The three-star prospect ranks as the No. 854 overall player in the 2025 class, and the No. 57 IOL.

Despite being rated as a three-star prospect by 247 sports, Stewart has been turning heads recently. Stewart has attended several workouts and camps on the West Coast boosting his stock over the past few months.

With this, Stewart has acquired several Power 4 offers throughout the past few months. Along with ASU, Stewart has offers from Florida State, Southern California, Utah, Texas A&M, and Arizona among others.

With all the offers rolling in Stewart decided to trim his list down to five. Back in March Stewart announced his top five schools are: ASU, Florida State, Texas A&M, UCF, and Utah.

Chinedu Onyeagoro

Chinedu Onyeagoro is a linebacker from Los Angeles, Calif., and King Drew Medical Magnet High School. Onyeagoro ranks as the No. 477 overall player in the 2025 class and the No. 33 edge.

In the last few seasons, Onyeagoro has been tearing it up at the high school level.

Last year, his junior year, Onyeagoro compiled:

• 95 total tackles
• 21 sacks
• Two fumble recoveries
• Two interceptions
• One blocked punt

There is no denying that Onyeagoro is a special talent and ASU will have to fight hard to get his pledge.

The linebacker holds offers from ASU, Georgia, Kentucky, Arizona, Washington, Notre Dame, USC, and others.

Rylon Dillard-Allen

Rylon Dillard-Allen is a safety out of Mountain Point High School in Phoenix. Dillard-Allen ranks as the No. 478 overall player in the 2025 recruiting class, and most importantly is the No. 4 player in the state of Arizona. Dillingham wants to prioritize recruiting in-state prospects, and Dillard-Allen would be a significant addition.

Along with the visit to ASU this weekend, Dillard-Allen will also visit Kansas, UCLA, USC, Washington, and Nebraska.

The list is long for his services but Dillingham is making Dillard-Allen a priority considering he is an in-state prospect.

Isaiah Iosefa

Isaiah Iosefa is a linebacker from Waipahu High School in Waipahu, Hawaii. Iosefa is the No. 1061 overall prospect in the 2025 class, the No. 93 linebacker, and the eighth-best prospect in Hawaii.

Last season was one of Iosefa best seasons in high school totaling:

• 38.5 tackles
• Six tackles for loss
• Two sacks
• Two interceptions
• Two-pass breakups
• One touchdown

Currently, the rising senior is listed as 6’1, an impressive length for a linebacker.

Currently, Iosefa has official visits scheduled with Arizona State football and Fresno State. He has offers from ASU, Fresno State, Arizona, Washington, Washington State, and Oregon State.

Benjamin Alefaio

Benjamin Alefaio is a three-star safety from Orange Lutheran High School in Orange, Calif. Alefaio ranks as the No. 75 safety in the 2025 class and the No. 923 overall prospect.

Last season Alefaio compiled:

• 31 total tackles
• 18 assisted tackled
• 13 solo tackles
• Four tackles for loss

Outside of visiting ASU this weekend, Alefaio will visit Cal, Kansas, and SMU.

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