Arizona State's 2025 season is now just under eight weeks from kicking off on August 30 - the program is beginning the rollout of the stretch run of the offseason in a massive fashion.
The Sun Devils officially revealed the new uniforms that the team will be wearing the day before Big 12 Media Days are set to begin in Frisco, Texas.
The most conspicuous changes are that the 'Arizona State' font on the front of the jerseys have made a return for the first time since Todd Graham's final season as head coach in 2017 - along with the return of a classic Sparky logo to a uniform set.
Some more changes to the uniforms below per the official team account:
Built for the valley. #ForksUp /// @adidasFballUS pic.twitter.com/igr8effA17
— Sun Devil Football (@ASUFootball) July 7, 2025
Arizona State's uniforms have drawn polarizing responses from the fanbase in recent years, as elements such as no wordmark on the front did not draw positive receptions, while the lack of uniform combinations have resulted in some potentially repetitive combos.
This change going into the 10th year of a partnership with Adidas could prove to be a symbol above all else - as the program is embracing rich traditions that past figures such as coach Frank Kush cultivated to get to this point, while also looking to move into the modern era of college football with an undeniable amount of pull.
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