Not wanting to bring down the mood here, and realizing that people read this website for all the latest news and rumors in the world of college football, I wanted to quickly give remembrance to former ...

Pat Tillman lost his life while serving in Afghanistan on April 22nd, 2004. Tillman’s story doesn’t end when he lost his life. He is an inspiration to so many to this day.

Arizona State retired Tillman's No. 42 jersey, and the former Sun Devil is enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. The Arizona Cardinals also retired his No. 40 NFL jersey and inducted him ...

The pockets featured white handkerchiefs, with the Pat Tillman statue peeking out. All players also had pitchfork lapel pins gifted to them by ASU Athletic Director Graham Rossini earlier in the day.

Tillman, an Arizona State alum, was a defensive back for the Arizona Cardinals who left the NFL to serve his country. He would be accidentally killed by one of his own while serving in Afghanistan ...

Former ASU linebacker Pat Tillman has been selected for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, the National Football Foundation announced Thursday. Tillman played for the Sun Devils from ...

Killed in combat in Afghanistan four months ago, Pat Tillman is not forgotten. The Army Ranger's legacy is being carried forward through displays at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, and ...

For many of us who knew about Pat Tillman, April 22 remains a day of deep sadness. On that day 20 years ago, he was killed by friendly fire at a rocky outcropping in a place called Spera, Afghanistan.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - Every year just 60 people are selected to be a Pat Tillman scholar. Tillman was a a professional football player who enlisted after the September 11 terrorist attacks.

The local race covers 4.2 miles (Tillman wore No. 42 for the Sun Devils), finishing at the 42-yard line inside the college stadium in which Tillman played.

The 4.2 mile run benefitting the Pat Tillman Foundation's Tillman Scholars Program is back in person in Tempe on April 15 this year, but people can also sign up to participate in a virtual run.