ORLANDO — Mikey Keene’s homecoming moment wasn’t planned.
“I’m bad at preparing for stuff like that,” Arizona State head coach Kenny Dillingham said.
But with the Sun Devils ahead 26-13 in the final two minutes during their road trip to UCF on Nov. 14, Dillingham had an epiphany and subbed Keene in at quarterback.
The sixth-year senior began his college career with two years at UCF . With freshman Jake Fette starting for ASU these days and Keene in his final season of eligibility, this trip to Acrisure Bounce House might’ve marked the end of his career, too.
Keene took two kneel-downs to drain the last minute from the clock and secure bowl…
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