3 Thoughts on new Penn State Basketball uniforms

Penn State Basketball unveiled the program’s new home uniforms that the program will begin wearing this upcoming season, on Tuesday, August 23,

It makes sense that starting a new era of Nittany Lions hoops under second-year head coach Micah Shrewsberry should come with a new look.

The all white uniforms were revealed by Penn State Basketball’s official Twitter account:

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— Penn State Men’s Basketball (@PennStateMBB) August 23, 2022

Here are 3 instant thoughts on Penn State Basketball’s brand new home uniforms

1) The design is clean and uniquely Penn State.

There are still no names on the back, and even less distractions on the front of the jerseys.

The American flag, as well as the big 10 logo are gone, and the front now just features a Nike swoosh with the Penn State print and number.

These are a sort of throwback to the old Penn State Basketball uniforms that were super basic and prevents the jersey from feeling cluttered.

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2) The style for the number is too modern

This is my only complaint.

The numbers remind me of all the new uniforms we have been seeing in past years in both football and basketball. The style font used for Penn State across the chest is solid, but the number just seems out of place.

3) Keeping the stripe down the side of the uniforms was a good decision from the previous design.

It keeps the Penn State classic look and is a replica of the football helmets.

This is probably my favorite part of the jerseys, because it gives some contrast to having a solid color but isn’t so flashy that it doesn’t represent Penn State.

It is safe to assume that the away jersey will be simply a color switch from what was already released.

What will be interesting, though, will be to see if they bring back the alternate grey or black and pink uniforms. If they do, will they be the same style as what has already been released or modified?

Starting a new coaching era with a new look is a good call, let’s just hope the play on the floor continues to improve.