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On Nov. 8, 2014, No. 9 Arizona State football defeated No. 10 Notre Dame 55-31 at Mountain America Stadium. It was a game that head coach Kenny Dillingham, who was an offensive assistant for the Sun Devils at the time, remembered fondly. He had wished for stakes and an atmosphere like that game.
Earlier this week, Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham showed his players a montage he made of the “great things” people have said about the team. But in the end, the video was “just comical” to the coach who has turned his program from back-to-back 3-9 seasons to 8-2 this year.
Next year's conference realignments will bring many changes. Obviously, the action on the field is affected the most, as many longstanding rivalries will cease and new squareoffs will begin elsewhere. Not to be overshadowed though, the financial side of these seismic events cnnot be ignored.
The Clemson Tigers were once a force to be reckoned with in the college football landscape. Known for producing plenty of NFL-caliber talent each season, Clemson set a new standard for the program in 2015, reaching the College Football Playoff and the national title game The next year, the Tigers returned to the title game and got their revenge on the Crimson Tide, securing the program’s first championship since 1981. Dabo Swinney would lead the program to a playoff berth each season until 2021.
If there is any place to be this Saturday, it is in front of a TV.
