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The Wildcats’ line is in the midst of significant turnover.

Sumlin and his staff have hit the ground running this month, illustrating how determined they are to land some of ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥â€™s top players.

The Wildcats hired a well-known former NFL star, while the Sun Devils added a former high school coach from a Phoenix-area powerhouse.

Yates remains the UA's defensive coordinator but now will coach safeties; Rushing will handle the linebackers.

The latest UA football personnel updates as the roster continues to evolve under Kevin Sumlin.

The big-play wideout took a different route to become a pro prospect, and he’s still doing things his own way.

Gilbert, who worked wonders in his one season in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥, will reunite with Bruce Arians in Tampa.

The big man emerged as an intriguing pro prospect during his one season as a Wildcat.

Nearly 80 percent of the UA's newcomers preserved their redshirts. 

The UA might need to add players up front, where depth is becoming a concern.

Landing the pro-style QB from the Phoenix area is early proof that the staff's in-state recruiting efforts are paying off.

The three-star prospect from Gilbert High bonded with Noel Mazzone and will bring a fiery competitive spirit to ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥.

DeVan, 33, played four seasons in the NFL, including as a starting guard for the Indianapolis Colts.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Cole & Jeannie Davis Sports Center is scheduled for Feb. 24; UA pro day is March 15. 

Breaking down the Wildcats' roster and scholarship situation with 20 early signees already on board.

Vaughn had been ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s senior director of recruiting and high school relations for less than a year.

The Star's exclusive look at UA spring practice, which is set to begin March 18.