TEMPE — Arizona State hoped quarterback Mikey Keene could provide a spark to its offense, and while it was later minimized by an injury, a spark was exactly what it got on the first play of his first start.
Keene, who has been known more for how he attacks defenses on shorter routes in dink-and-dunk systems, hit star wide receiver Reed Harris in stride for a 51-yard gain on ASU’s first offensive play.
heck of a way for the mikey keene era to begin and heck of a way to give your offense a major spark early.
51 yards to reed harris in stride on the first offensive play, and cardae mack punches in a nine-yard touchdown three plays later…