Something's going to fall down in London as Arizona State and Kansas will face off for the Union Jack Classic at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

The Sun Devils and the Jayhawks will make history by playing in the first-ever college football game at the famed venue, which has hosted the iconic performances of U2, Taylor Swift, Adele, and, of course, Live Aid in 1985 and Queen in 1986.

Wembley Stadium is just one of the many spots to marvel at in London. Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham is not interested in any of them. When asked if he had any interesting stories about their experience so far, Dillingham could not give any.

“I didn't sleep the first 36 hours I was here. That was fun,” said Dillingham in the video posted by FOX CFB.

“No funny (stories). Not that I've been around. Early in the weeks, I get locked in a cave. That's probably a better question for somebody else, to be honest. Not a good question for me.”

Kenny Dillingham is in London for ASU’s matchup with Kansas, but sightseeing definitely isn’t on his itinerary. pic.twitter.com/BShOLIUxQz

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The Sun Devils are looking to bounce back after losing to Texas A&M, 48-20, in Week 2.

The 36-year-old Dillingham lamented that they had to travel directly from Texas to London after playing the Aggies on Saturday, while Kansas had one day of rest after bowing to Missouri, 38-21, on Friday.

“You don't expect the scheduling to be different when you schedule a game like this, but at the end of the day it is what it is. There are no excuses. You either get it done or you don't get it done,” said the outspoken tactician in a report from Heartland College Sports' Pete Mundo.

While he noted that playing internationally in Week 3 was not ideal, he urged his players to soak it in.