Chris Karpman is a Publisher at 247Sports. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, including team sports, individual sports, and sports broadcasting, with a focus on competitive sports and the business side of athletics. Chris is also a Heisman voter and has been featured in 247Sports.
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Chris Karpman's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, specifically college football and transfers related to Arizona State University. If you're looking to pitch him, consider providing exclusive news or insights about college football prospects, transfers, or recruiting activities related to the Arizona State University team.
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Adding more strength and power to his game would help Xander Ruggeroli make the most of his ample length and athleticism in his search for more game reps.
No team will look more different in 2026 than Oklahoma State, whose roster will be 75 percent new following a coaching change.
By: Chris Karpman
Golden Spikes finalist Landon Hairston announced he will return to Arizona State for his junior season.
By: Chris Karpman
An NIL partnership between Cable Shopping Network and local No. 1 2027 recruit Jake Hildebrand will include five collectable one-ounce gold coins as limited-edition memorabilia to elevate ASU's Golden Ticket recruiting campaign.
The Sun Devils added their third in-state commitment of the class Saturday when Mesa wide receiver Kingston Anetema announced his pledge.
By: Chris Karpman
ASU's football staff spent the midnight hour with four of their top 2028 in-state targets, Liam McNeal, Makai Nelson, Landen Wade and Sione Taueli.
In the last year, bothersome foot/ankle issues have prevented Terrell Kim from showcasing the dramatically streamlined physique he worked to improve as a freshman in 2024-25.
How does West Virginia look as it enters its second season under Rich Rodriguez. Our 247Sports Big 12 summer series sets the stage for the Mountaineers' preseason camp and beyond.
Jeremiah Johnson, a 2026 WR from Rancho Mirage (Calif.), put an early end to his graduation trip to Mexico for a last-minute official visit to Arizona State that culminated with his commitment to the school.
After backing off his San Diego State commitment, 2027 Higley High cornerback Nasim Eason decided to follow in the footsteps of his father, Nijrell Eason, at ASU.
