Tana Alo-Tupuola likely to start at center for ASU this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 5:38 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Tana Alo-Tupuola, a transfer from Georgia Tech, is poised to be the starting center for Arizona State University when they open the 2026 season against Morgan State on September 5. After two years in the ACC, Alo-Tupuola, who played in 13 games as a freshman and started four games in 2025, chose ASU for its coaching stability and supportive environment. The Sun Devils face challenges in rebuilding their offensive line after losing several key players from last season. Alo-Tupuola's physical style and experience have made him a key addition as ASU prepares for the upcoming campaign.
- •Alo-Tupuola played 13 games as a freshman at Georgia Tech.
- •The Sun Devils start their season against Morgan State on September 5.
- •Alo-Tupuola was drawn to ASU for its coaching and team atmosphere.
- •Head coach Saga Tuitele values Alo-Tupuola's physicality and quickness.
- •ASU lost many key offensive linemen from last year's team.
- 5:38 PMYahoo Sports — Transfer from Georgia Tech emerges as likely starting ASU center
"Tana Alo-Tupuola played two years at Georgia Tech. He has transferred to ASU8 and looks like he'll be the starter at center
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