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We love college basketball because it pits top-ranked teams against each other in early season tilts. After we gorged during “Feast Week”, this week we saw the ACC/Big 10 and SEC/Big East Challenges and the Wooden Classic match up some of the nation’s best teams. Of course, we focused on the sneakers, as the Miami Hurricanes brought even more heat to the Sunshine State and the Nike Air Foamposite One “Pearlized Pink” made its way to amateur courts in a major way this past week. San Diego State still held strong, as did the Arizona Wildcats. However, UNLV is making a strong case to be in contention as the team of the West, namely Anthony Bennet, and Ryan Harrow?of Kentucky who was the first to bring out an iD version of the Nike LeBron X. Needless to say, things are heating up on court in more ways than one in the latest College Kicks on Court.
Snkrs Day is still looking to feature Mid-Major, Division II and III, NAIA, and JuCo hoopers in an upcoming College Kicks on Court segment. Tweet images of yourself in action to the author Tee Jay Void?with the hastag #CollegeKOC for your chance to be featured.
Julian Gamble contests a shot in a Jordan Spizike iD Durand Scott goes for a lay up in the Nike Zoom Kobe VII Elite “Home” Erik Swoope (#21) congratualtes teammates in the Nike Air Max Hyperposite “Atomic Green” Shane Larkin blows by a defender in the Jordan CP3.VI “Nitro” Reggie Johnson gains position in a Nike Zoom KD IV iD Trey McKinney Jones in Air Jordan 8 “Orange Blaze” Devon Bookert dirves baseline in the Air Jordan 12 “Rising Sun” Nik Stauskas goes to the rim in adidas Rose 773 “Michigan” PE
