Arizona State football uniforms: Two more new looks teased for 2025 season
But the Sun Devils apparently aren't done unveiling new looks for the upcoming season, according to the school's athletic director.
Graham Rossini recently posted on social media that ASU would "double the fun w/ two more looks along the way, so stay tuned…!," teasing two new uniforms for the Sun Devils football team this season and leaving fans anticipating what Arizona State's other new looks could be.
Rossini offered some hints, replying to posts about black uniforms, the 1975 Fiesta Bowl team and more.
'Tradition meets evolution': Arizona State football uniforms for 2025 season unveiled
Arizona State football's new uniforms for 2025
A maroon uniform and a white uniform were unveiled earlier this week for ASU.
The maroon uniform features gold letters and numbers, while the white uniform features maroon numbers and letters.
"Arizona State" is emblazoned across the front of the new look.
The maroon uniform includes Sparky on a gold helmet. The white uniform features a pitchfork on a white helmet.
Both have Big 12 logos on the left shoulder and "PT42" patches under the neck, honoring Pat Tillman. The maroon jersey also has a Pat Tillman figure above the Big 12 logo. The Adidas symbol is on the right shoulder of both jerseys.
Fans on X, formerly Twitter, had rave reviews for the new ASU football uniforms in replies to the Sun Devils' posts about the look.
Best dressed in Big 12? ASU football uniforms: Social media raves 'perfection:
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