Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham apologized for calling for open tryouts after kicker Ian Hershey went 0 for 2 in a 24-14 loss to Cincinnati

The Sun Devils coach went on a rant about his team's kicking situation in the wake of a 24-14 loss to Cincinnati on Saturday.

The Sun Devils coach is exploring all options after his team missed a pair of field goals in the fourth quarter

ASU football coach Kenny Dillingham created a stir after his team's loss to Cincinnati when he said his team would be having kicking tryouts.

Arizona State head football coach Kenny Dillingham said Saturday that he is holding a kicking tryout next week after sophomore kicker Ian Hershey missed

After three straight games without a made field goal, Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham has run out of patience. "Our kicking game's atrocious," Dillingham said after ASU's 24-14 loss to Cincinnati on Saturday.

Arizona State lost Saturday to Cincinnati, 24-14. Afterwards, Sun Devils’ coach Kenny Dillingham not so subtly pointed a finger at his kicker – never mind the fact that if two missed field goals had been makes, Arizona State would have still lost.

Arizona State is holding open tryouts at kicker for students at the university, per head coach Kenny Dillingham.

The Arizona State Sun Devils fell to the Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday thanks in part to unreliable kicking and head coach Kenny Dillingham did not mince words about the problem after the game. Sun Devils kicker Ian Hershey missed two fourth-quarter field goals (from 48 and 41 yards) in the team’s 24-14 loss.