(Photo: Jakob Brooks/WCSN) TEMPE — Many viewers understand the on‑field responsibilities of a head coach and quarterback. But in the social‑media era, both jobs come with something that unfolds outside the stadium: constant criticism. Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham is consistently his own harshest critic, yet he’s shown a mostly apathetic
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‘It all starts and ends with me:’ Kenny Dillingham takes full accountability for ASU’s blowout loss to Baylor
(Photo: Colgin Hirschel/WCSN) Saturday night's lopsided 55-19 loss to Baylor left Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham puzzled in his postgame press conference. Dillingham repeatedly took accountability for his team’s performance, stating he believes this is the first time the Sun Devils have underachieved in his tenure as head coach. “A
ASU’s first home game in 28 days ends in blowout loss to Baylor
(Photo: Jakob Brooks/WCSN) TEMPE — Twenty-eight days after a dominant, record-breaking 70-7 season-opener victory over Morgan State, Arizona State took the field in front of its home crowd once again. In that near-month-long period away, the Sun Devils have been through enough chaos to last a season. A trip to College Station,
Sun Devils looking for offensive improvement during bye week
(Photo: Jack Simon/WCSN) TEMPE – Arizona State football left London with more than they came with. The average tourist might come back from England with teabags, biscuits or some Cadbury chocolates. The Sun Devils flew home with the trophy from the inaugural Union Jack Classic. Despite the 24-17 victory, Sun Devil fans are
Nightmare fourth quarter seals Arizona State’s fate
Arizona State’s opener may suggest a team on the rise
(Photo: Mia Bencich/WCSN) TEMPE – Since Kenny Dillingham took over as head coach, Arizona State’s opening game has offered a clear early read on ASU’s season trajectory. His head coaching debut in 2023 was a narrow 24‑21 win over FCS Southern Utah, an early sign of how incomplete the Sun Devils’ roster
ASU starts its preparations for the 2026 season with a top-15 transfer class in the nation
(Photo: Marina Williams/WCSN) TEMPE – Arizona State football was in dire need of some reinforcements. The 2025 season was an interesting one for the Sun Devils; inconsistent play and an overwhelming number of injuries led to an 8-5 record and a Sun Bowl loss, just one season after climbing to the top