Arizona State freshman Cardae Mack competes while mourning his late father
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 12:01 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Arizona State freshman running back Cardae Mack is navigating his first season with the Sun Devils while coping with the upcoming one-year anniversary of his father Nathan’s death. The Houston native lost his father to a hemorrhagic stroke in October 2025 and credits his mother, Camilia, as his primary support system as he adjusts to collegiate athletics. Despite the personal hardship, Mack has earned significant praise from head coach Kenny Dillingham and offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo for his maturity and football intelligence. His background as a high school quarterback has aided his transition to the running back position, where he is currently competing for reps in a deep Sun Devil backfield. Beyond the field, Mack maintains a focus on his long-term goal of becoming a neurologist.
- •Cardae Mack is a four-star prospect and early enrollee for Arizona State.
- •The freshman running back previously played quarterback at Atascocita High School.
- •Coach Kenny Dillingham noted Mack's high football IQ and rapid adjustment to the game speed.
- •Arizona State is utilizing a deep rotation of running backs for the 2026 season.
- 12:01 PMYahoo Sports — Arizona State running back carrying late father with him
"It's been almost a year since Cardae Mack suddenly lost his father. The freshman running back at Arizona State hopes to honor his memory.
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