4 Wildcats Claim Top-3 Spots in the College Kicks on Court Top-10
Yesterday, Nicekicks.com oultined the top-10 shoes worn by college players over the 2014-2015 season. To no suprise, several Wildcats made the list. However, 4 Wildcats were able to lock up the top 3 spots. Here they are:
3.
Andrew Harrison- Air Jordan 8 "Doernbecker"
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Each year, Nike takes children from the Doernbecker Hospital in Portland, Oregen and gives them the opportunity to design a shoe. All proceeds raised go back to the hospital.
2.
Willie-Cauley Stein- Air Jordan 11 "Custom"
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Modeled after a player exclusive for Ray Allen by a customizer in Lexington, Willie rocked these during the NCAA tournament, turning heads in the process.
1.
Devin Booker/Tyler Ulis- Air Jordan 2 "Jus Don"
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An EXTREMELY limited shoe, Jus Don is known for making snapback hats with Mitchell and Ness. The entire shoe is made of a quilted material and is highly sought after in the sneaker community.
What are your thoughts on the list?
@PerkiliciousKSR
Nicekicks.com[/caption]
Modeled after a player exclusive for Ray Allen by a customizer in Lexington, Willie rocked these during the NCAA tournament, turning heads in the process.
1.
Devin Booker/Tyler Ulis- Air Jordan 2 "Jus Don"
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="600"] Chet White/ ukathletics.com[/caption]
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="600"] Chet White/ukathletics.com[/caption]
An EXTREMELY limited shoe, Jus Don is known for making snapback hats with Mitchell and Ness. The entire shoe is made of a quilted material and is highly sought after in the sneaker community.
What are your thoughts on the list?
@PerkiliciousKSR
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