"It is our duty to honor the legacies of those who came before us and this patch is a way for us to keep him in our thoughts throughout the 2013 season."White, a charter inductee into both the ASU Sports Hall of Fame and the Sun Devil Ring of Honor, was a running back from 194750 and finished his career as the school alltime leading rusher with 3,173 yards.His No. 33 was retired by the school and is one of only five numbers retired and taken out of use.A pioneering legend that paved the way for much of the football program success in the late 1950s, 60s and 70s, White was the school first football star as he rose to national prominence during his AllAmerican season in 1950.He led the program to nine wins for the first time in school history and defeated Arizona for the second consecutive year after losses to the Wildcats in the previous 11 meetings.White, who was born in Mesa on Sept. 26, 1928, and attended Mesa High School, was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the third r