ASU Football Players Stand Against Domestic Violence
Some of you are still upset that Arizona State University’s football team came into the L.A. Coliseum last weekend and upset the University of Southern California on a last-second, “Hail Mary” touchdown pass.
You have to admit, what ASU pulled off was impressive.
But that wasn’t the most impressive thing those players have done recently. This is:
#DontDoIt #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/hRkfEqW2uQ
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 6, 2014
#DontDoIt #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/8IOXQe8miA
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 6, 2014
#DontDoIt #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/8jD4UfXBXn
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 6, 2014
#ItsOnUs #DontDoIt RT @richiebee4: I pledge to help stop domestic violence! #SunDevilBrotherhood #ManUp pic.twitter.com/m1yL00qJ70
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 6, 2014
#DontDoIt #ItsOnUs #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/yovaoOqMkv
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 6, 2014
#ItsOnUs #DontDoIt #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/8qWN9shCF9
— Sun Devil Football (@FootballASU) October 7, 2014
On National Day of Unity, @FootballASU wrote down why they do their part to stop domestic violence #ItsOnUs pic.twitter.com/VeBYuOFkra
— Sun Devil Athletics (@TheSunDevils) October 7, 2014
My pledge to stop domestic violence #SunDevilBrotherhood pic.twitter.com/TSReRayeTi
— Michael Bercovici (@MikeBerco) October 8, 2014
Please note: the last pledge comes from the pen of ASU quarterback Mike Bercovici, who threw the winning touchdown. Hate him a little less now, don’t ya?
One thing’s for sure: these young men could teach the National Football League or thing or two!
A dad, writer, and activist, Eugene Hung writes Asiance’s Raising Asian American Daughters blog. His work has also appeared on FINDINGbalance.com, 8Asians.com, ThickDumplingSkin.com, and CatalyticWomen.com. He tweets via @eughung.