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Nov 25, 1950- “This issue of the Sun Devil Program is dedicated to Eddie Doherty, who makes his final Goodwin Stadium appearance as head coach of the Arizona State grid squad tonight.” The Devils won 48-21. Doherty finished his career in Tempe (1947-1950) with a record of 25-17.

ASU was the only undefeated team in 1975

October 14, 1978 • As 18-point underdogs, the Sun Devils stunned No. 2 USC, 20-7 in Tempe • It was ASU's first match up with the Trojans as well as their first Pac-10 win • Original photo, Chuck Conley

#SunDevilVault Progression of Sun Devil Football stadiums through the years Normal Field (1897-1926; 30 yrs.) Irish Field (1927-1935; 9 yrs.) Goodwin Stadium (1936-1958; 23 yrs.) Sun Devil Stadium (1958-present, 66 yrs.) Pictured is Goodwin Stadium in 1950 (College Ave & Apache Blvd)

Disney artist Berk Anthony’s #Sparky logo first appeared in 1947 for Arizona State College. This Sun Devil Football pep rally photo was likely taken in 1948 or 1949.

“THIS IS SUN DEVIL COUNTRY” 🔱 Sign from 1969/1970 displayed at a Tempe History Museum exhibit - Tempe’s population today is estimated at 193,000, growing 0.79% annually since 2020. #SunDevilCountry

Going through old boxes of junk and You find some treasure… 😈🔱

Young Sun Devil Danny White comes to life. From 1971-1973 White led Sun Devil Football to a 32–4 record, winning three straight WAC Championships and Fiesta Sports Foundation(s). Some of his honors- 👉 College Football Hall of Fame (1997), first Arizonan inducted 👉 ASU Sports Hall of Fame (1975)

Tempe, Arizona in 1957 with A Mountain in the distance. The construction of the new #SunDevilStadium began the following September. #SunDevilVault

Dan Devine’s 1957 Sun Devil Football team went 10-0, finishing at No. 12 in both the AP and Coaches poll. It was the first undefeated season in #ArizonaState history.

Super Bowl Sunday at #SunDevilStadium on Jan. 28, 1996 between the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers. Super Bowl XXX attendance: 76,347

“A Devilish Good Drink”🍊 1972 Orange Julius bordering Arizona State University in Tempe (Rural Rd just south of University) #SunDevilVault

Tempe, December 1965 - Due to uncharacteristically heavy rain and snow melt, the Salt River Flood forced authorities to release water from its reservoirs. The surge caused widespread flooding and extensive damage throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area. In Tempe the flood became

#SunDevilCountry in the 1970’s / Opened in 1969, Big Surf on Hayden Road in Tempe included the first inland surfing facility in North America named the “Waikiki Beach Wave Pool.” The 20-acre park drew Arizona crowds for 50 years (closed in 2019) to beat the scorching summers in

In 1988 the Arizona Cardinals came to the valley of the sun from St. Louis and played their inaugural season at #SunDevilStadium. Tempe remained their home for 17 years until moving to the new State Farm Stadium in Glendale in 2006.

In honor of throwback week Sundevil Law #156: We own Saturday Night