Brian Dubiski: ‘Everything I do is about Madison. It’s a big reason I did this game at Wembley’
Brian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianView image in fullscreenBrian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianCollege footballInterviewBrian Dubiski: ‘Everything I do is about Madison.
- ▪Brian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday.
- ▪Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianView image in fullscreenBrian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday.
- ▪Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianCollege footballInterviewBrian Dubiski: ‘Everything I do is about Madison.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/sep/17/brian-dubiski-us-college-football-wembley-interview |
| Publication time | Thu, 17 Sep 2026 07:00:42 GMT |
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Brian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianView image in fullscreenBrian Dubiski with his son Ty at Wembley, where Arizona State and Kansas meet on Saturday. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianCollege footballInterviewBrian Dubiski: ‘Everything I do is about Madison. It’s a big reason I did this game at Wembley’Donald McRaeMan behind US college football’s landmark match in London has dedicated his life to improving crowd safety since his daughter was killed in a crowd crush at a concert aged 23Thu 17 Sep 2026 03.00 EDTLast modified on Thu 17 Sep 2026 03.13 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleOn Saturday afternoon, as he looks out at the crowd of 60,000 he has helped entice to Wembley Stadium, Brian…
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