Ruby Whitehorn has found a new home in women’s college basketball.

The former five-star recruit and McDonald’s All-American revealed on her Instagram account on Friday that she has joined Molly Miller’s program at Arizona State. Whitehorn is practicing with the team, but will not play this season, instead using her final year of collegiate eligibility to help the Sun Devils next season.

Whitehorn was dismissed from Tennessee in early November, just days before this season started, after her second arrest in a span of less than three months.

She was arrested in late October and charged with simple possession of marijuana, hours after she scored 18 points in an exhibition victory for the Lady Vols over Division II Columbus State. That came after Whitehorn had been arrested on Aug. 8 and charged with domestic assault and aggravated burglary. Whitehorn was suspended indefinitely by Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell, but reinstated to the team in September after pleading guilty to two misdemeanors — aggravated trespassing and aggravated burglary — in exchange for judicial diversion.

A 6-foot guard from Detroit, Michigan, Whitehorn began her career at Clemson where she was voted to the 2023 All-ACC Freshman Team and started in 62 of the 66 games she played in. Last season for Tennessee, Whitehorn averaged 11.6 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game while shooting 46.3% from the floor. Whitehorn was fourth on the team in minutes played and scoring, and third in rebounds. Before her dismissal, she was one of three starters set to return from the Lady Vols’ squad that made the Sweet 16 in Caldwell’s first season.

“I’m here to help young people,” Arizona State coach Miller told On3. “Our culture gives Ruby an opportunity to grow and I believe she can be the best version of herself in this environment.”