Arizona State news: Kenny Dillingham's admission on London trip vs. Kansas
Something’s going to fall down in London as Arizona State and Kansas will face off for the Union Jack Classic at Wembley Stadium on Saturday. The S un Devils and the Jayhawks will make history by playing in the first-ever college football game at the famed venue, which has hosted the iconic performances of U2, Taylor Swift, Adele, and, of course, […] The post Arizona State news: Kenny…
Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham expressed a lack of interest in the sights of London during his team's trip for the Union Jack Classic football game against Kansas. In a video posted by FOX CFB, Dillingham admitted to not sleeping for the first 36 hours in London, stating, "I didn’t sleep the first 36 hours I was here. That was fun."
He revealed that he preferred to be locked in a cave rather than engage in conversations about their experience. Dillingham's team will be playing their first-ever college football game at the historic Wembley Stadium in London, a venue that has hosted iconic performances by artists like U2, Taylor Swift, Adele, Live Aid in 1985, and Queen in 1986.
The Sun Devils are aiming to bounce back after a 48-20 loss to Texas A&M in Week 2. Dillingham acknowledged the unfavorable scheduling, noting that they had to travel directly from Texas to London after their previous game, while Kansas had a day of rest following their loss to Missouri. Despite the challenging schedule, Dillingham urged his players to make the most of the unique opportunity.
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