Summary
Arizona State's football coach, Kenny Dillingham, expressed the need for a $20 million donation to help elevate the school's football program. He mentioned the importance of financial support to compete at a national level, especially in the evolving landscape of college sports. Dillingham denied rumors about moving to a coaching position at Michigan.
Key Facts
- Kenny Dillingham is the head football coach at Arizona State University.
- Dillingham is seeking a $20 million donation to improve the university's football program.
- The donation is aimed at helping Arizona State compete for national titles.
- College football has seen changes like the College Football Playoff expansion and Name, Image, and Likeness policy.
- The transfer portal in college sports is similar to NFL free agency.
- Dillingham denied receiving a job offer from Michigan despite rumors.
- Arizona State will play against Duke in the Sun Bowl on New Year’s Eve.
