A new week, a new look for Arizona State football. At home against Texas State on Saturday, the Sun Devils will be donned in all maroon with copper-colored helmets that feature white pitchforks.
It’s a maroon out in the valley ‼️
Game 3 Uniforms vs Texas State pic.twitter.com/QLB2RcneFX
— Sun Devil Football (@ASUFootball) September 11, 2025
The uniforms will showcase gold numbers and a gold “Arizona State” across the front, while even the players’ gloves will be decked out in maroon.
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Week 3 at Mountain America Stadium will mark the second time this young 2025 season ASU (1-1) shows off its pitchfork, having done so in maroon for its sold-out home opener against Northern Arizona.
The opposing Bobcats (2-0) will be in all white to contrast the Sun Devils, with maroon lettering outlined in dark gold.
ASU defeated Texas State last September 31-28 at UFCU Stadium, and will need to limit explosive plays to repeat the same outcome after a major defensive breakdown in the fourth quarter at Mississippi State last week.
Catch ASU-Texas State on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. MST on the Arizona Sports app, ESPN 620 AM or 98.7 FM HD-2. It will be televised on TNT.
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