Sun Devils Alternate Logo

The Arizona State Sun Devils have a long and proud history of alternate logos, beginning with their original logo in the late 19th century. The first logo was an orange-and-maroon shield containing the letters “ASU”, which stood for Arizona State University. This logo has been used on various sports teams throughout the years, including football and basketball uniforms.

In 2006, ASU unveiled its newest alternate logo featuring a menacing devil face with horns protruding from his head and flames surrounding him. This new design was meant to evoke feelings of strength and power while still maintaining some elements from its predecessors such as colors like maroon and gold as well as incorporating traditional mascots like Sparky (the school's mascot since 1946). It also featured a modernized font that gave it more of an edgy look than before – something that would appeal to younger fans who were looking for something different than what had been seen before in college athletics branding at this time period.

Today, ASU continues to use both old logos alongside newer ones depending upon what kind of event or occasion they are promoting. In addition, they often combine these three designs together into one unified look when creating merchandise or apparel items related to any team activity. With so many options available, there is sure to be something perfect out there for any fan wanting to show off his/her support for the Sun Devils!