Think you're a die-hard fan of Arizona State University's football squad? Well, in all likelihood you're nowhere near as passionate about ASU pigskin as the hundreds of madcap maroon-and-gold-wearing college kids who occupy the student section at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe.
Spirited doesn't begin to describe the activities of the students who attend every single home game for the Sun Devils. They get plenty loud with nonstop cheers and a variety of rituals including shaking their car keys and hollering when an opposing team is about to receive a kick off. They're also known to shake their moneymakers whenever ASU scores a touchdown or unleash a trio of tomahawk chops during third down. Plus, they enjoy gathering out in the parking lot and getting into a rager before and after each game.
Such activity was in abundance during the first Sun Devil game of the year on Thursday, August 30, where the team kicked the crap out of the NAU Lumberjacks by a score of 63-6.
Photos by Benjamin Leatherman
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