2014-2015 College Basketball

[See Red]

Looks really nice. Couple questions though: Are those half-courts on the sides really necessary? Who uses those? Could they not put seats there? I thought Vanderbilt had the most unique arena, but that circle arena is weird. Also, what does the 7220 stand for?

The side courts dissapear under sections they bring in for games. Its hard to tell they aren't built into the arena. They did a nice job. The side courts are just for practice. The 7220 stands for the elevation. The school saying is Welcome to 7220. Its the highest basketball and football venues in the US so they like to play up the lack of oxygen. I'll try and post a pic of what gameday looks like.

Interesting. I always figured the Air Force Academy had the highest elevation.

And yeah, CAB, I'm happy UConn went back to that sort of look!

[seattlesonicsofsacramento]

Didn't realize until now that UConn got some new unis this year. A sort of throwback to their early 2000s look, which has always been my favorite from them.

This looks great, and I agree, that's a pretty iconic look for them. It's interesting that Nike chose not to use the red shorts stripes that went all around the legs, but I think it's the right choice in a more minimalist basketball uniform era

[Lights Out]

Has St. John's ever worn these?

Every time I've seen them, they've worn the fauxbacks.

[Clintau24]

They ordered 2 sets of the white and red uniforms IIRC, one with and one without the skyline. The skyline is being saved for conference only games.

[seattlesonicsofsacramento]

Watching Butler vs. Georgetown and this is the first Battle 4 Atlantis game I've seen, so I may be late to this, but I absolutely love the court lighting.

(snarky SB Nation image from an earlier game, for reference)

[Shadojoker]

Watching Butler vs. Georgetown and this is the first Battle 4 Atlantis game I've seen, so I may be late to this, but I absolutely love the court lighting.

(snarky SB Nation image from an earlier game, for reference)

UNC needs to be walked off a plank after playing like crap that game.

[PackerFan98]

That's so dumb.

[DPHF]

Notre Dame wore some new gold uniforms today:

[Webfooter]

Notre Dame wore some new gold uniforms today:

These are actually pretty good. I really like the equal use of green and navy accents with the gold base.

[DPHF]

And it looks like the green stripes have the basilica pattern in them.

[PackerFan98]

Notre Dame doesn't look too bad.

[mbannon92]

I'm not sure if I like the green on those gold uniforms. Green on gold just doesn't say Notre Dame to me. I do like the Irish script though--I'm glad UA came up with a version to replace the one Adidas had.

I'd also be interested to hear if there's any specific inspiration for the shorts design. Nothing is jumping out at me off the top of my head.

[Xist2inspire]

Notre Dame wore some new gold uniforms today:

And yet the Celtics continue to spit out alternates featuring black or grey. Sad.

[gdu]

Texas wore these over the weekend when they beat UConn:

[PackerFan98]

Those are ugly. They have a great unique color in their burnt orange.

[mstein]

I wouldn't be shocked if Duke broke out the blue fauxbacks at Wisconsin Wednesday.

[PackerFan98]

That would be a good looking matchup if Wisconsin wasn't an Adidas school.

[DC in Da House w/o a Doubt]

Didn't realize until now that UConn got some new unis this year. A sort of throwback to their early 2000s look, which has always been my favorite from them.

This looks great, and I agree, that's a pretty iconic look for them. It's interesting that Nike chose not to use the red shorts stripes that went all around the legs, but I think it's the right choice in a more minimalist basketball uniform era

Man these are great. Just miles and miles ahead of last year's (which weren't that bad to begin with btw)

[Foxxtrot44]

No.....well, at least not in silver.

[LEWJ]

Man, that pattern on the Utah side panels is really messing with my eyes.

Is that a pattern used elsewhere? (Or does someone have a graphic?)