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Arizona State has added multiple new cornerbacks to bolster the 2026 defensive backfield as spring practice nears.
Rodney Bimage Jr. is expected to lead the boundary corner role as Abney exits for the NFL draft.
Ashton Stamps could become the leading candidate to fill Robinson's role after SEC experience at LSU.
Nigel Pringle, a former redshirt freshman with Arkansas, joins to bolster depth for 2026.
Chance Rucker, a Michigan State transfer, brings starting experience and versatility to the room.
Caleb Chester is aiming to become a breakout option at cornerback after Texas rotation duties.
Joseph Smith and other newcomers could carve roles during the 2026 season after the Sun Bowl-related departures.
Arizona State plans spring practice to start in late March as it finalizes the cornerback roster.
The Sun Devils bid to fill the void left by Abney II and Robinson through a mix of new additions.
The article previews how the new corners could impact ASU's 2026 defensive schemes and depth.

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ASU added Omarion Miller and Reed Harris in the transfer portal, aiming to boost the receiving corps for 2026.
Miller is likened to NFL speedster Rashid Shaheed, with potential after the catch and route-running ability.
Harris is seen as a solid route runner who could develop into ASU's top option, or a dependable number two.
The analysis notes both receivers bring physicality and toughness to ASU's WR room.
The report highlights a high ceiling for both players, with potential to impact tight games.
Miller's upside is described as similar to Deebo Samuel in terms of polish and speed.

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Harrison Jr. endured three injuries in 2025, including a concussion, hurting his season and causing five misses.
Injury setbacks included an appendicitis procedure that sidelined him for two weeks and caused weight loss.
Harrison returned from injury with a different demeanor, showing a calmer, more locked-in approach on the field.
Wide receivers coach Drew Terrell noted Harrison's biggest change was in mindset and football thinking.
Harrison admitted the season felt incomplete, with no standout 100-yard game despite improvements.
Doctors and coaches emphasized rest and staying locked in on the process for next season.
Harrison's 2025 stat line was 41 catches for 608 yards and 4 touchdowns, with no 100-yard games.
Terrell highlighted Harrison's ability to play with freedom when healthy before the injuries.
Harrison's post-injury return showed him settling into a more composed on-field presence.
The article includes a broader context of NFL off-season moves and expectations around Harrison's team.

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