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Arizona State Sun Devils Gear Up for Sun Bowl Amid Local Festivities

KVIA••Paul Schulz
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As the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl approaches, excitement is palpable in El Paso with just three days to go. The Arizona State Sun Devils arrived in the city on Sunday, engaging in local activities and holding practice sessions at Eastwood High School. Head coach Kenny Dillingham noted that while the team is smaller than earlier in the season, they are focused on maximizing practice time for the players present. Fans can look forward to the Sun Bowl Fan Fiesta at the El Paso Convention Center on Tuesday, featuring live music, a parade, and more, enhancing the festive atmosphere leading up to the game.

Key Details: • Sun Bowl Fan Fiesta on Tuesday from 4 to 10 p.m. at El Paso Convention Center • Arizona State practices at Eastwood High School ahead of the game • Game day is set for Wednesday; fans encouraged to participate in local festivities

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