Dillingham apologizes, ASU football looks to bounce back after kicker controversy
Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham apologized Monday for comments critical of ASU kicker Ian Hershey that he made in the wake of ASU’s 24-14 loss at Cincinnati. Still, it appears the ASU coach remains open to adding a walk-on kicker.
Head coach Kenny Dillingham upset with ASU kicking game after 24-14 loss to Cincinnati
Filling in for injured redshirt freshman Sam Leavitt, senior backup quarterback Jeff Sims threw for 155 yards and completed only 52.2% of his passes. Senior running back Cam Skattebo also had a quiet day by his standards, rushing for 75 yards on 17 carries with a fumble.
Coach Kenny Dillingham apologized for calling the kicking game atrocious but also said the team will be still sorting through ...
Three Alabama State University students have received country-wide recognition from the National Association of Historically ...
ASU won a national championship, not on the field or on the court, but underwater. FOX 10's Dominique Newland meets the ...
This Arizona State University comedy series is open to the public and showcases a lineup of comedic talent this October; ...
Star player Cameron Skattebo and the Arizona State Sun Devils (5-1) face the Cincinnati Bearcats (4-2) on Saturday at 12 p.m.
A collision involving two vehicles occurred in the afternoon of Oct. 20. The Collison occurred in the Johnson Street and Dena ...
Arizona State and Beach Nation Volleyball partnered to host the first “Building Brilliant Futures” event in Tempe, bringing ...
One person died and five others were injured during a shooting incident Saturday evening during Albany State University’s ...
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