Arizona State Sun Devils Football Tickets

A game under the lights in Tempe is a pretty cool college football experience. If you haven’t tried it yet, why not see a game this fall?

Arizona State first fielded a football team in 1897, back when it was called the Territorial Normal School. The Sun Devils have since built a rich history, claiming national championships from some polls in 1970 and 1975, numerous All-America selections including Mike Haynes, Terrell Suggs and Pat Tillman, and Hall-of-Fame coaches Dan Devine, John Cooper and Frank Kush.

Home games are played on campus at Sun Devil Stadium , which holds more than 57,000 fans. The stadium completed a renovation prior to the 2018 season that includes a new video board and rebuilt seating areas.

Prior to game-time, Mill Avenue and College Avenue are your prime tailgating spots.

At most games, you’ll fit in well by wearing gold, though there are occasional blackout games and “Maroon Monsoon” events. The student section – known as “The Inferno” – is located in the south end zone.

A great scene to watch for prior to kickoff is when the current team and alumni run out of Tillman Tunnel and onto the field.

Arizona, located just over 100 miles away, is the Sun Devils’ archrival. The schools meet annually in the Territorial Cup, which was first contested in 1899 and has been certified by the NCAA as college football’s oldest rivalry. Arizona State hosts the game in odd-numbered years.

See you in the desert, everyone. Get your Arizona State football tickets now!