As Arizona State football enters the home stretch of its last season as a member of the Pac-12, the future of the Sun Devils in the Big 12 conference manifested itself even more with the announcement of ASU's conference opponents in the next four years.

Arizona State will continue to play nine conference games, as well as face Arizona each year in the Territorial Cup. There will not be any pod system, at least not during the 2024 through the 2027 seasons, which means that ASU isn't guaranteed to face the other regional schools that also made the move from the Pac-12, Utah, and Colorado each season.

Not taking into account the three programs joining the Big 12 with ASU from the Pac-12, the Sun Devils hold a 39-21 record against the remaining 12 programs in the new conference and a 116-86-1 record against their 15 future rivals in the new league.

Kansas and Iowa State are the lone two programs that the Sun Devils have never faced, and in 2024 ASU will host the former and, a year later, travel to Ames, Iowa, for that first-ever meeting.

Here are the Big 12 opponents ASU will face over the next four seasons (dates and kickoff times TBD):

2024

HOME: BYU, UCF, Kansas, Utah

AWAY: Arizona, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech

2025

HOME: Arizona, Houston, TCU, Texas Tech, West Virginia

AWAY: Baylor, Colorado, Iowa State, Utah

2026

HOME: Baylor, Colorado, Kansas State, Oklahoma State

AWAY: Arizona, BYU, UCF, Kansas, Texas Tech

2027

HOME: Arizona, BYU, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Utah

AWAY: Colorado, Houston, TCU, West Virginia

Arizona State's non-conference games in 2024 include home games on Aug. 31 versus Wyoming and Sep. 7 against Mississippi State, as well as a road game at Texas State on Sep. 14.

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