Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham has made a change at quarterback, going with Mikey Keene over Cutter Boley for Saturday's game against Kansas State.
"There's no gamesmanship. Our whole team knows," Dillingham told Arizona Sports 98.7 FM on Friday. "It's not like a secret from everybody. There was no point to release it before a team could game-plan, but I always want our guys to know internally who the guy is going to be going into the game."
Keene, a sixth-year senior transfer from Michigan, came off the bench during last week's loss to Texas Tech and was 25-of-34 for 256 yards and two touchdowns.
He has plenty of experience. Prior to Michigan, where he didn't play, Keene played two seasons each at Fresno State and UCF, starting 34 games while throwing for 8,533 yards with 67 touchdowns, 28 interceptions and a 67.9% completion rate.
Boley, a junior transfer from Kentucky, had a 3-3 record as the starter for the Sun Devils, throwing for 1,353 yards with 13 touchdowns, five interceptions and a 49.5 Total Quarterback Rating this season.