The Arizona State Sun Devils saw their 2024 campaign come to a close in crushing fashion on Wednesday when they suffered a 39-31 loss at the hands of the Texas Longhorns in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. And after the game, Kenny Dillingham made it clear that there's one person who is most to blame for this loss.

Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark called for the College Football Playoff to address national officiating standards after a controversial targeting no-call during Arizona State's 39-31 loss to Texas in the Peach Bowl.

Here's what Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham said postgame about Texas' Michael Taafee not being called for targeting in Wednesday's CFP loss:

Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham has agreed to a five-year contract extension on the eve of the Sun Devils’ College Football Playoff quarterfinal game, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.

In his second season, Dillingham led Arizona State to a Big 12 championship and into the College Football Playoff.

Arizona State is a player led program. Dillingham lets his players be themselves — and most importantly they police th

Arizona State, on the eve of its first appearance in the College Football Playoff, rewarded coach Kenny Dillingham with a contract extension. Sun Devils athletic director Graham Rossini announced the

Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham has decidedwho should get the blame for the loss to Texas in the Peach Bowl.

The Arizona State Sun Devils and head football coach Kenny Dillingham have reached an agreement on a 5-year extension, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

"Now that this is over, I'm really going to challenge my guys to reflect on where this all started because it really is remarkable."

Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham received his flowers courtesy of another Big 12 head coach, Deion Sanders.