Arizona State University has awarded head football coach Kenny Dillingham a new five-year contract following an impressive first season at the helm. The contract, which extends through 2028, includes a significant salary increase, raising Dillingham’s annual compensation to $3 million. ASU Vice President for University Athletics and Athletic Director Ray Anderson expressed confidence in Dillingham, stating, ‘Kenny has quickly changed the culture of our program and has the vision and commitment necessary to lead us into the future.’ Dillingham’s first season saw the Sun Devils finish with a 7-5 record, showcasing a promising turnaround from previous years. The contract also features a series of performance-based incentives that can substantially increase Dillingham’s earnings based on the team’s success, such as qualifying for major bowl games or winning the conference championship. There’s increased optimism among fans and alumni as the program seeks to build on the momentum created in Dillingham’s inaugural year. The Sun Devils are expected to be a competitive force in the Pac-12, and Dillingham’s extension is viewed as a strategic move to retain talent and foster development within the program. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, many are eager to see how Dillingham will continue to reshape the program and build on this promising foundation.
Arizona State Football Coach Kenny Dillingham Receives New 5-Year Contract
