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ASU fans continue to have no pity for the kitty with the purchase of a billboard jeering U of A for its Territorial Cup loss in December. (Courtesy of Chris Karpman/SunDevilSource.com)
TEMPE, AZ Sun Devil fans won t let the Wildcats live down their sound defeat in the 2020 Territorial Cup.
A group of Arizona State University fans purchased a billboard along Interstate-10 to remind the University of Arizona Wildcats of the loss. The billboard is located near Casa Grande on the way from Tucson to Phoenix.
Paid for by VIP members of our community, the Devils Sanctuary, who wanted to remind Arizona fans of the most lopsided game in Territorial Cup history. https://t.co/eOvtZKbIoe
University of Arizona employees frustrated with Kevin Sumlin payout
Sumlin will likely receive a $7,000,000 buyout GF Default - Wildcat Breakdown: Sumlin admits mistake By Bailey O Carroll | December 15, 2020 at 6:11 PM MST - Updated December 15 at 9:43 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) -Arizona Athletics has announced Head Football Coach Kevin Sumlin has been relieved of his duties. And some current and former University of Arizona employees are not happy about it â because of pay cuts and layoffs the university has faced this year.
Sumlin has a large 7 million dollar buyout that he could collect, and employees are asking for transparency in where that money is coming from.
University of Arizona dismisses Kevin Sumlin as head coach Kevin Sumlin. (Source: Young Kwak, File/Associated Press) By KOLD News 13 Staff | December 12, 2020 at 3:22 PM MST - Updated December 12 at 4:46 PM
TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Arizona Athletics announced on Saturday, Dec. 12th that Head Football Coach Kevin Sumlin has been relieved from his duties, effective immediately.
In the meantime, Defensive Coordinator Paul Rhoads will take over the action as the Interim Head Coach.
“When we hired Kevin three years ago, we had very high hopes for our football program,” said Vice President and Director of Athletics Dave Heeke. “Unfortunately, we simply have not seen the results and upward trajectory in our program that we needed to, and I believe now is the time for a change in leadership.”