The Arizona State Sun Devils have added another player to their 2025 recruiting class with the addition of center Mor Massamba Diop, according to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein.
Diop, from Senegal, recently averaged 16.3 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game while playing professionally in Spain. Diop brings some size to a 2025-26 Sun Devils roster that was lacking it prior to his addition.
Arizona State recently added guard Anthony Johnson. Johnson joined former Idaho State guard Jake O’Neil as the latest additions to the team, after O’Neil’s commitment in May came with an asterisk, as he needs a waiver for eligibility.
Roster outlook for ASU men’s basketball
Arizona State has pieced together a roster largely built of transfers after losing nearly its entire team due in part to last year’s disappointing results.
The team has also lost some of the previously committed freshmen in the 2025 class, including 7-foot-1 Leo Curtis (West Virginia) and 6-foot-7 Jaion Pitt (Pacific).
Here’s a look at who’s expected in Tempe for 2025-26 at this point:
Guards:
6-foot-2 Trevor Best (lone 2024-25 holdover) 6-foot-1 Moe Odum (Pepperdine transfer) 6-foot-3 Bryce Ford (Toledo transfer) 6-foot-2 Anthony Johnson (NAIA Cumberlands transfer) 6-foot Adante’ Holiman (Georgia Southern transfer) 6-foot-4 Jake O’Neil (Idaho State transfer)Forwards:
6-foot-9 Andrija Grbovic (Montenegrin international transfer) 6-foot-8 Marcus Adams Jr. (Cal State Northridge transfer) 6-foot-6 Allen Mukeba (Oakland transfer) 6-foot-6 Vijay Wallace (JUCO Triton College transfer) 6-foot-7 Kash Polk (freshman) 6-foot-10 Santiago Trouet (San Diego transfer) 6-foot-8 Marcus Jackson (freshman)Centers:
6-foot-11 Mor Massamba Diop (freshman)Follow @AZSports
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