Okay, so I’ve been digging into this whole thing about the KU basketball uniforms. You know, the ones the Kansas Jayhawks wear? It’s actually pretty interesting how much these uniforms have changed over the years. It all started when I saw a post on the KU’s social media about their latest look.
First, I went down this rabbit hole of looking at old photos. I mean, way old photos. Back in the day, the uniforms were, like, super simple. Just plain jerseys and shorts. Nothing fancy at all. It’s crazy to think how much things have evolved. They posted some of these on their socials, and people in the comments went wild about it.
Then, I started noticing this “circus font” that kept popping up. Apparently, it’s a big deal in KU basketball history. It’s this quirky, old-timey font that they used to use a lot. They kind of brought it back recently, and people are losing their minds over it. I guess it’s like a nostalgia thing. I spent hours reading comments from fans arguing which version of the font was better. I realized how important to them these uniforms are, they are like a tradition for them.
I also found out that Adidas is the brand that makes the uniforms now. They have this special line called “Made in March” which is apparently what the team wears during the postseason. I spent a good chunk of time comparing these to the regular season uniforms. The differences are subtle, but they’re there.
- The old uniforms were super basic. Just a jersey and shorts, no frills.
- The “circus font” is a big deal. It’s like a symbol of KU’s history.
- Adidas “Made in March” is the postseason look. It’s got some slight differences from the regular uniforms.
What I noticed:
So, yeah, that’s my deep dive into KU basketball uniforms. It’s way more than just clothes; it’s like a whole history lesson. Who knew sports outfits could be so interesting, right? I even made a little scrapbook with printouts of my favorite designs. My wife thinks I’ve lost it, but hey, it’s a fun project!
