Last week, Arizona State head football coach Kenny Dillingham was asked about working a contract extension given the Sun Devils' unprecedented turnaround this season. He said he was more worried about his coaching staff than himself.

Kenny Dillingham went absolutely berserk after an initial Arizona State win was taken off the board on Saturday.Dillingham’s Sun Devils were leading the BYU Cougars 28-23 and intercepted a pass from Jake Retzlaff with a minute left.

It looked like Arizona State pulled off its second straight ranked victory Saturday evening in Tempe. The Sun Devils faithful stormed the field in celebration of a win over BYU, even taking down the goalposts,

Lanning and the Ducks have gone for unexpected onside kicks multiple times over the last few years, including once this year against the Ohio State Buckeyes where the kicker aimed straight for a front-line player, drilled him in the stomach, and had an Oregon player hop on the ball.

Kenny Dillingham has Arizona State on the rise. The Sun Devils now control their destiny for a spot in the conference title game in Dillingham's second season.

The last-second Hail Mary from BYU was caught, but Chase Roberts was tackled short of the goal line, ending the game. This led to a second field-storming, which ended up being more wild than the first. It also ended up in one fan getting placed in handcuffs on the field.

Arizona State football is back. At 8-2 and ranked No. 21 in the nation, the Sun Devils are in a position nobody expected. Well, nobody outside of the Sun Devil

Big 12 coach rankings ranked Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham last in conference before the season. His Sun Devils now have a path to Big 12 title.

At 34, Kenny Dillingham may leave Arizona State over poor support, eyeing bigger roles beyond his current position. Dillingham has a bright future ahead.