Houston Cougars sign All-Big 12 safety Myles Rowser from transfer portal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 3:10 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

The Houston Cougars have signed Myles Rowser, an All-Big 12 safety from Arizona State, according to Matt Zenitz. Rowser became eligible for a fifth season after the NCAA ruled that players from the class of 2022 without redshirting or professional contracts could compete again. He has a solid collegiate record with 295 tackles and was a contributor for Arizona State last season. The Cougars now have considerable depth at the safety position with veterans Kentrell Webb and Jordan Allen also on the roster, potentially allowing for strategic adjustments within their defensive lineup.
- •Myles Rowser joins Houston from Arizona State via the transfer portal.
- •Rowser earned All-Big 12 honors after a strong season in 2025.
- •He has accumulated 295 tackles in his collegiate career.
- •Houston's safety unit includes Kentrell Webb and Jordan Allen.
- •The Cougars prepare for upcoming competition in the Big 12.
- 3:10 PMYahoo Sports — Houston Cougars nab All-Big 12 safety from transfer portal
"The Houston Cougars have signed Arizona State All Big-12 safety Myles Rowser from the transfer portal, according to Matt Zenitz.
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