"Ghost" is indeed back. But not at Arizona State.
Myles "Ghost" Rowser has decided to play in the Big 12, but will do so at Houston.
Rowser, like many other NCAA athletes who started their careers in 2022, has been given an extra year of eligibility courtesy of a court ruling. Rowser played one year at Campbell, one at New Mexico State, and was in Tempe for the last two seasons. He has a combined 317 tackles.
Rowser totaled 162 tackles in his two ASU seasons, with a high of 98 coming in 2024.
He was not selected in the NFL draft, but did get a mini-camp invite from the Seattle Seahawks.
He hinted at a possible return after that court ruling with a social media post stating, "Ghost always comes back to haunt."
BREAKING: Houston has signed Arizona State safety Myles Rowser, @PeteNakos reports.
Former All-Big 12 selection who is returning to college football 5th season. https://t.co/kSYG7dYADjpic.twitter.com/hB2i6vYvEj
ASU does not play Houston this season.
While having a veteran back might have been nice, the back end of the secondary looks to be the strongest unit the Sun Devils have, with Kansas transfer Lyrik Rawls and Adrian "Boogie" Wilson looking like they'll be the starters at safety.
This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Veteran safety Myles Rowser back in Big 12, but not at Arizona State
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