Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham apologized Monday for comments critical of ASU kicker Ian Hershey that he made in the wake of ASU’s 24-14 loss at Cincinnati. Still, it appears the ASU coach remains open to adding a walk-on kicker.

Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham apologized on Monday for his disparaging comments after Saturday's loss to Cincinnati where he called the

Kenny Dillingham said his comments on the ASU kicking game were "unacceptable" because of the negative impact it had on kicker Ian Hershey.

Filling in for injured redshirt freshman Sam Leavitt, senior backup quarterback Jeff Sims threw for 155 yards and completed only 52.2% of his passes. Senior running back Cam Skattebo also had a quiet day by his standards, rushing for 75 yards on 17 carries with a fumble.

After losing to Cincinnati, Dillingham called Arizona State’s kicking game atrocious and invited students to a try out on Monday.

Arizona State University's coach Kenny Dillingham speaks about the team's tryouts and public vetting for opportunities at the kicker position.

Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham gave the 'greatest postgame interview of all time' after the Sun Devils' upset win over the Utah Utes.