What is a sundevil?

A Sundevil is the mascot of Arizona State University (ASU), located in Tempe, Arizona. The term "sundevil" refers to a mythical creature that lives in the sun. It represents the fierce, competitive spirit of ASU athletes and students.

The Sundevil mascot was first introduced in 1946 and has since become a popular symbol of ASU. The Sundevil character is depicted as a devil with a pitchfork, wearing a maroon and gold costume representing the school colors. He is often seen cheering on the ASU sports teams during games and events.

ASU's Sundevil is known for its energetic and enthusiastic performances at athletic events, pumping up the crowd and motivating the players. The Sundevil also makes appearances at various ASU events and community gatherings, promoting school spirit and pride.

The Sundevil embodies the ASU ethos of pushing boundaries, taking risks, and challenging the status quo. It symbolizes the university's commitment to excellence and innovative thinking. The Sundevil has become an iconic figure associated with ASU and is a beloved symbol among students, alumni, and fans.