Off the field impressed me more than on today at the Camp Tontozona.
All that mattered to me on the field was that the kicker was good. (he was). No need for players to get hurt in games that don’t matter. Today was more of a win for the defending Big 12 Champions off the field.
We dropped a note in this space earlier in the summer about Kenny Dillingham’s desire for an updated weight room. I’d heard that the current setup, although not that old, was significantly outdated compared to the rest of the Big 12. In the big business of college football, you have to have every bell and whistle in place to get the ball rolling.
Here’s the story behind the story from my view this morning at Camp T.
How did the 1.5 million dollars for a new @ASUFootball weight room get raised in the last four days? Before today’s Camp T scrimmage I caught up with Sol Devil President Michael Olsen, on how his group once again did the heavy lifting. Who are these guys? @KennyDillingham pic.twitter.com/2SzAxjvWHx
— Brad Cesmat (@bradcesmat) August 9, 2025
VIDEO – before today’s Camp T scrimmage I caught up with @ASUFootball Head Coach of Football Sports Performance @Coach_Joe28 on some details on the weight room renovation. pic.twitter.com/BdVQkwmP5U
— Brad Cesmat (@bradcesmat) August 9, 2025
Will it guarantee another Big 12 title and a College Football Playoff berth? Of course not, but in today’s competitive landscape, now is the time for groups like the Sol Devils to take action and help the cause at their school. That was more important today than what happened on the field at Camp T…
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Brad Cesmat
Media personality Brad Cesmat first rose to fame in Southern California with the launching of "The Mighty 690" all-sports radio station in the late 1980's and early 90's. Brad came to Arizona in 1993 to begin a 10-year run at KTAR Radio followed by nine years at KTVK-TV in Phoenix. Brad is the Founder/ CEO of Sports360AZ.com. His vision of multi platform content marketing through sports began in September of 2011. Cesmat has served on the Advisory Board for the Salvation Army for the last 18 years. He and his wife Chris have four children.

