ASU coach Kenny Dillingham plans to follow the crowd with NFL players
Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham won't be the one deciding if NFL players can return to college.
ASU coach Kenny Dillingham is considering the possibility of NFL players returning to college football. The first player to potentially do so is Dae Quan Wright, a tight end who was waived by the Cleveland Browns and is set to join LSU. Wright signed with the Philadelphia Eagles after the draft and was claimed on waivers by the Browns.
Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham expressed uncertainty about the situation, stating that "my opinion doesn't matter" and that "it's college football." The Big Ten conference has already passed a rule prohibiting players from returning to play for Big Ten programs after signing with an NFL team or declaring for the NFL Draft.
Dillingham acknowledged that the situation is evolving and that "it's hard to say what the industry standard will be." He emphasized that they would follow the guidelines and "operate within the constructs of college football."
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