The Arizona State Sun Devils will wear special uniforms honoring Pat Tillman during their November 4 game against Southern Cal.

Tillman played for ASU and for the Arizona Cardinals prior to joining the United States Army. He was killed in 2004 by friendly fire in Afghanistan.

ESPN reporter Darren Rovell tweeted out a photo of the special uniforms with the caption, “FIRST LOOK: Arizona State “Brotherhood” uniforms on 11/4 will honor Pat Tillman, active military & vets. Helmet has names of ASU vets.”

FIRST LOOK: Arizona State “Brotherhood” uniforms on 11/4 will honor Pat Tillman, active military & vets. Helmet has names of ASU vets. pic.twitter.com/IIzhKm3Vde — Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) October 23, 2017

You can’t ever get enough of this stuff. The Tillman uniforms are already pretty cool by themselves, but adding on the names of ASU veterans takes things to the next level.

These uniforms are also a stark comparison between the cultures of the NFL and that of college football. NFL players refuse to stand for the national anthem, and college programs are honoring people who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for this country. It doesn’t get much more different than that.

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