Smashburger extends athletic sponsorship deal with Arizona State University

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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Smashburger extends athletic sponsorship deal with Arizona State University
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Smashburger has renewed its sponsorship agreement with Arizona State University athletics for a third consecutive year. The fast-casual chain will continue its support of the school's football, basketball, and baseball programs through the 2026-2027 season. As part of the partnership, the restaurant will host pre-game tailgates and provide in-stadium promotions during select athletic events. Students, staff, and alumni are eligible for a 20 percent menu-wide discount at 13 Arizona locations through May 31, 2027. The company plans to feature branded digital displays during specific game moments, including defensive plays.

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  • Smashburger enters a third year of sponsorship for Arizona State athletics.
  • The agreement includes support for football, basketball, and baseball programs.
  • ASU students, staff, and alumni receive a 20 percent discount at 13 Arizona locations.
  • Promotional activities are scheduled to run through May 31, 2027.
  • The restaurant will sponsor in-stadium digital displays during key game moments.
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  • 2:17 PMYahoo SportsSmashburger Continues Sponsorship of Arizona State Athletics
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Smashburger, the fast-casual restaurant company that popularized smashed burgers, today announced the continuation of its Maroon and Gold sponsorship of Sun Devils Athletics for a third successive year. The sponsorship will see Smashburger bring fun game-day giveaways to select pre-game tailgates for football, basketball, and baseball, engaging with fans before they taste Sun Devils victory. Smashburger is also helping fans show their Sun Devil pride by offering students, staff, and alumni a 20%

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