ASU is honoring Pat Tillman with these alternate uniforms

Arizona State faces No. 21 USC at home this weekend in a big one.

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Rather than their usual style, the Sun Devils, who are looking to push their record to 5-3 after winning three of their last four, will be wearing these tan-and-crimson "Brotherhood" uniforms when the Trojans come to town:

Introducing the "Brotherhood" uniforms designed by @adidasfballus in collaboration with the @pattillmanfnd.#teamadidas #3stripelife pic.twitter.com/q6FDx9PvJh

— Sun Devil Athletics (@TheSunDevils) October 24, 2017

The look is a collaboration with the Pat Tillman Foundation, created as a way to honor Tillman, the former Arizona State student-athlete who went on to enlist in the U.S. Army and serve in Afghanistan, as well as play for the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL. Tillman died in combat in 2004; that same year, the Pat Tillman Foundation was founded.

There are design touches dedicated to Tillman’s memory all over the uniforms, from the “PT” and “42” on the cleats and gloves, for his initials and retired collegiate jersey number. Along the side of the jerseys themselves, the words “Give ‘em hell,” are stitched; they are lyrics from the Arizona State fight song, and words which Tillman repeated to his teammates before beating Nebraska in 1996.

There’s also a lot going on with the helmet, from the subtle camouflage pattern, to the word “Brotherhood” emblazoned on the back, to a list of all Arizona State players and coaches to have served in the U.S. Military:

Arizona State will honor Pat Tillman Nov. 4 vs. Colorado. Back of camouflage helmet lists all ASU player/coach who served in U.S. Military pic.twitter.com/pUorumcqtc

— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) October 23, 2017

Overall, the uniforms are just a really great-looking package with an even better meaning.