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A proud Kenny Dillingham congratulating Jake Fette.
ASU defeats KState 28-17 after playing three different QBs. Fette led the Sun Devils’ last two TD drives.
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As the teams went into the locker room, Trap Queen by Fetty Wap boomed from Mountain America Stadium’s speakers.
Intentional or not, there’s some symbolism with four-star freshman Jake Fette (referred to by many as Fette Wap) now thrust into a backup role with Keene’s injury.
Kenny Dillingham on Jake Fette:
“Jake’s got that look in his eye. He’s got the swagger. He’s got the confidence. We know what kind of player Jake is…We felt like he gave us the best chance to win.”
Another chunk run from Mack. Mountain America Stadium has come alive. ASU inside of Kansas State’s 35, down 3, with 1 minute left in the third quarter.
BREAKING: Freshman Jake Fette is in for Cutter Boley at quarterback.
Boley is 1/5 since relieving an injured Mikey Keene in the second quarter.
Fette is a four-star recruit from El Paso. He’s completed one of two attempts this year. Big move from Dillingham.
BREAKING: Freshman Jake Fette is in for Cutter Boley at quarterback.
Boley is 1/5 since relieving an injured Mikey Keene in the second quarter.
Fette is a four-star recruit from El Paso. He’s completed one of two attempts this year. Big move from Dillingham.
ASU’s offense since Boley took over for an injured Keene in the second quarter:
6 run plays, 35 runs, 5.8 yards/carry
8 pass plays, 1/6, 7 yards, 2 sacks
Knuth fools ASU’s entire defense on a read option and jogs in for one of the easiest touchdowns of his life. Kansas State has the lead. ASU has 1 first down since Boley took over.
Big drive coming up for Boley.
17-14, K-State. 7:59 3Q.
Bad punt from McLarty, who’s had an otherwise stellar day, after ASU went 3-and-out inside its own 10. K-State will take over on the edge of the red zone.
The Sun Devils could sure use a turnover from Brian Ward’s defense.
14-10, ASU. 9:50 3Q.
As the teams went into the locker room, Trap Queen by Fetty Wap boomed from Mountain America Stadium’s speakers.
Intentional or not, there’s some symbolism with four-star freshman Jake Fette (referred to by many as Fette Wap) now thrust into a backup role with Keene’s injury.
ASU came up empty on its final possession of the first half after Boley was sacked as time expired. He looked noticeably less decisive and confident than Keene.
14-10, ASU ball out of the locker room.
Keene took a shot after that second down. He was down for a minute or two before trainers helped him off the field. He can’t put weight on his right leg.
Cutter Boley and Jake Fette are warming up on the sideline. Looks like Boley is going in.
Keene took a shot after that second down. He was down for a minute or two before trainers helped him off the field. He can’t put weight on his right leg.
Cutter Boley and Jake Fette are warming up on the sideline. Looks like Boley is going in.
Dunn nearly gets a pick, batting the ball into and air and almost into the arms of a Kansas State wideout, who gets PUMMELED by 5 Sun Devils. Incomplete. Another Kansas State punt.
14-10, ASU. 1:02 2Q.