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.

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

"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."

The Arizona State Sun Devils suffered a crushing 39-31 double overtime loss at the hands of the Texas Longhorns in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Wednesday afternoon, and along the way, there was some controversy. In the aftermath of the game, former NFL referee Gene Steratore weighed in on perhaps the biggest no-call of the year.

The targeting no-call on a hit by Texas safety Michael Taaffe on Arizona State receiver Melquan Stovall has been the talk of the College Football Playoff since Texas defeated ASU.