Moe Odum aims for eligibility to return to ASU basketball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 7:25 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Point guard Moe Odum may return to the Arizona State basketball team after significant legal and procedural hurdles. After signing with a professional league in Kosovo, he learned of a potential path back to college due to new eligibility rules allowing athletes from 2022-23 an extra year. Despite this, he did not follow the transfer portal procedures properly, which could limit his options to ASU. Coach Randy Bennett shows interest in bringing Odum back, but complications related to Big 12 eligibility rules for players on professional rosters remain unresolved.
- •Moe Odum considered his college career over before new eligibility developments.
- •Odum signed with a team in Kosovo but now seeks to return to ASU.
- •ASU has one scholarship slot available, under the allowable limit.
- •Big 12 rules may complicate Odum's return due to prior professional status.
- •Odum averaged 15.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 5.7 assists at ASU.
- 7:25 PMYahoo Sports — PG Moe Odum eyes final hurdle to return to ASU basketball
"Point guard Moe Odum thought his college basketball career was over, but he could indeed be returning to ASU. Some hurdles need to be cleared, however
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