Kenny Dillingham previews Arizona State’s matchup at No. 8 BYU
Deseret News • • sports
Key Points:
- Arizona State continues to seek its first road win of 2026 as they prepare to face No. 8 BYU in Provo, a venue known for its intense atmosphere and passionate fan base.
- Head coach Kenny Dillingham praised BYU's consistent coaching staff and program stability, emphasizing the difficulty of preparing for the challenging environment at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
- The teams last met in November 2024 in a dramatic game that secured ASU's Big 12 championship, with Dillingham expressing regret over his reaction to a controversial officiating decision in that matchup.
- BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier, a standout sophomore, is recognized by Dillingham for excelling in high-pressure situations, contributing to BYU's success in close games.
- ASU faces uncertainty at quarterback due to Mikey Keene's knee injury, with freshman Jake Fette potentially starting, while Dillingham remains focused on preparing the team to compete effectively regardless of personnel.
