ASU Embarrassed at Home: Kenny Dillingham Speaks After 55-19 Baylor Beatdown
Arizona State suffered a humiliating 55-19 loss to Baylor in their Big 12 home opener, prompting coach Kenny Dillingham and players to address the media. The 36-point defeat raises serious questions about the Sun Devils' competitiveness in their new conference.
Arizona State University's football team endured a crushing 55-19 defeat to Baylor University in their Big 12 home opener on Saturday night in Tempe, Arizona. The 36-point loss marks a disappointing start to conference play for the Sun Devils, who struggled on both sides of the ball.
Following the game, head coach Kenny Dillingham and several players addressed the media, expressing frustration and acknowledging the need for improvement. Dillingham, in his second year at the helm, emphasized accountability and the importance of learning from the setback. The loss drops ASU to a 1-2 record overall and 0-1 in Big 12 play, while Baylor improves to 2-1 and 1-0 in conference.
The defeat raises concerns about Arizona State's ability to compete in the expanded Big 12, especially with a challenging schedule ahead. The Sun Devils will look to regroup as they prepare for their next matchup, while fans and analysts question whether the program can turn things around under Dillingham's leadership.
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