Tonight<\/a>, the Utah<\/strong>\u00a0Utes<\/strong>, ranked 15th in the latest CFP poll and 19th in our poll,\u00a0will try to wrap up the Pac-12 South<\/strong> by taking home the win against the\u00a0Arizona State Sun Devils.<\/strong>\u00a0There will be an underlying storyline unfolding during\u00a0the game; one that will be more pertinent to SEC<\/strong> fans. Arizona State coach Todd Graham<\/a><\/strong> is moving closer to the hot seat, as he is now 5-4. The Sun Devils have lost four of the past five games after a great 4-0 start. This is their last home game with tough match-ups\u00a0at #4 Washington<\/strong> and rival Arizona<\/strong> to come. Thus, this may be the Sun Devils’\u00a0best chance to become bowl eligible. If Graham\u00a0doesn’t win tonight, it could mean his job.<\/p>\n Enter Lane Kiffin<\/strong>. The success of Alabama’s<\/strong> Offensive Coordinator makes it hard to remember the trials that preceded his time in Tuscaloosa.<\/strong> Yet\u00a0it was just three years ago that USC<\/strong> fired Kiffin on the airport tarmac. Interestingly enough, the team was returning from a loss to Arizona State. Now many experts posit<\/a> that Lane Kiffin will no doubt be a head coach next year<\/a>. But the question at hand, as posed by Tony Barnhart,<\/strong> is how<\/em> good of a job can Kiffin actually get.<\/p>\n Arizona State is certainly a quality job in college football. A big school with a large alumni base. Above average facilities, a decent tradition, and a good administration. And they play in a good conference that’s on solid footing. The Pac-12 South is a good division, and winnable.<\/p>\n With that in mind, tonight while you watch the game, picture Lane Kiffin pacing the sideline with a pitchfork on his coaching jacket and an ASU visor adorning is very offensive-minded cranium. Does it fit? Probably, considering his aptitude for the west coast style of offense and his ties to high school coaches in California,<\/strong> which will obviously help with recruiting. Kiffin has personal ties to the west coast and the Pac-12, having played his college football at Fresno State and his two coaching stints at USC.<\/p>\n Of course, Graham still has an opportunity to prove he belongs in Tempe<\/strong>. But there’s no question Graham has lost momentum. After a convincing 55-31 win over Notre Dame<\/strong> in Week 10 of the 2014 season, Arizona State sat at 8-1, atop the Pac-12 South, and was ranked seventh in the nation. They would finish with losses to Oregon State<\/strong> and rival Arizona<\/strong>. A promising season ended in the a Sun Bowl<\/strong> victory over Duke<\/strong>. A good season, to be sure, but not what was expected just four weeks before. Since the Notre Dame victory, the Sun Devils are 13-13, with one bowl win and one bowl loss.<\/p>\n Main Photo<\/p>\nLane Kiffin’s Return?<\/h3>\n