RARE 2015 Arizona State ASU GAME WORN USED JERSEY Pat Tillman
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RARE 2015 Arizona State ASU vs Oregon GAME WORN USED JERSEY Pat Tillman Throwback!
Pat Tillman was a star at Arizona State. Then he was a star for the Arizona Cardinals. After that he became a star for the United States, leaving behind his football career to serve in the U.S. Army and ultimately dying while deployed in Afghanistan.
As part of Arizona State’s Salute to Service week, the Sun Devils wore special PT-42 uniforms October 29, 2015 at home against Oregon.
The uniforms throw back to the 1996 look that Tillman and his teammates took to the Rose Bowl after an undefeated regular season. Adidas recreated the Arizona State font on the chest and placed a PT-42 badge on the collar. Adidas also tweaked the Sparky logo and the helmet to get more period specific. Through special permission from the NCAA, every jersey will have Tillman’s name on the back.
The jersey has beautiful use, including many hit marks. It also has the rare scholar baller patch on the front for honor roll athletes! The jersey was worn by lineman Stephon McCray.
A rare chance to display a game used jersey honoring the HERO Pat Tillman!
Pat Tillman was a remarkable figure whose life exemplified courage, integrity, and selflessness. Born on November 6, 1976, in San Jose, California, Tillman was a gifted athlete and a standout football player. He played college football at Arizona State University and was an All-American linebacker. After being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the 1998 NFL Draft, he enjoyed a successful career in the league, earning respect for his tenacity on the field. However, everything changed for Tillman in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Deeply affected by the tragedy, he made the bold decision to walk away from his lucrative NFL career in 2002 to join the U.S. Army in the pursuit of defending his country.
Tillman's commitment to service led him to enlist as an Army Ranger, showcasing his unwavering dedication to his principles. Tragically, on April 22, 2004, while serving in Afghanistan, he was killed in a friendly fire incident. His death sparked widespread grief and admiration for his sacrifice, with many celebrating his bravery and unwavering patriotism. Tillman's legacy goes beyond his football achievements; he has become an emblem of self-sacrifice and moral integrity, inspiring countless individuals to question their own values and find the courage to stand up for what they believe in. The Pat Tillman Foundation, established in his honor, continues to support military veterans and their spouses, ensuring that his legacy of service and compassion endures for generations to come.
Pat Tillman was a star at Arizona State. Then he was a star for the Arizona Cardinals. After that he became a star for the United States, leaving behind his football career to serve in the U.S. Army and ultimately dying while deployed in Afghanistan.
As part of Arizona State’s Salute to Service week, the Sun Devils wore special PT-42 uniforms October 29, 2015 at home against Oregon.
The uniforms throw back to the 1996 look that Tillman and his teammates took to the Rose Bowl after an undefeated regular season. Adidas recreated the Arizona State font on the chest and placed a PT-42 badge on the collar. Adidas also tweaked the Sparky logo and the helmet to get more period specific. Through special permission from the NCAA, every jersey will have Tillman’s name on the back.
The jersey has beautiful use, including many hit marks. It also has the rare scholar baller patch on the front for honor roll athletes! The jersey was worn by lineman Stephon McCray.
A rare chance to display a game used jersey honoring the HERO Pat Tillman!
Pat Tillman was a remarkable figure whose life exemplified courage, integrity, and selflessness. Born on November 6, 1976, in San Jose, California, Tillman was a gifted athlete and a standout football player. He played college football at Arizona State University and was an All-American linebacker. After being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the 1998 NFL Draft, he enjoyed a successful career in the league, earning respect for his tenacity on the field. However, everything changed for Tillman in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Deeply affected by the tragedy, he made the bold decision to walk away from his lucrative NFL career in 2002 to join the U.S. Army in the pursuit of defending his country.
Tillman's commitment to service led him to enlist as an Army Ranger, showcasing his unwavering dedication to his principles. Tragically, on April 22, 2004, while serving in Afghanistan, he was killed in a friendly fire incident. His death sparked widespread grief and admiration for his sacrifice, with many celebrating his bravery and unwavering patriotism. Tillman's legacy goes beyond his football achievements; he has become an emblem of self-sacrifice and moral integrity, inspiring countless individuals to question their own values and find the courage to stand up for what they believe in. The Pat Tillman Foundation, established in his honor, continues to support military veterans and their spouses, ensuring that his legacy of service and compassion endures for generations to come.
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