19nine Retro College Basketball Shorts

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Pat Foster's 1991-1992 Houston Cougars were led their two super seniors, Sam Mack and Craig Upchurch. The seniors combined to average over 32 points and 12 rebounds per game. With help from Junior, Bo Outlaw, the Cougars went 22-5 during the regular season to win the SWC regular season championship. With their NCAA tournament hopes hanging in the balance, Houston needed to win the SWC tournament to ensure a bid.

Indiana Hoosiers | 19nine | Retro Basketball Shorts XXL

Coming off a disappointing '91-92 season the Boilermaker faithful had reason to be optimistic entering the '92-93 season. His name was Glenn Robinson. In his first year playing for Purdue the Big Dog averaged 24 points and 9 rebounds a game earning him 1st team All Big Ten and 2nd team All American honors. The Boilermakers finished the regular season a respectable 18-9, ranked #22 in the final AP Poll and entered the tournament as the #9 seed in the East.

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Razorback 1993-1994 Road Game Shorts - The Stadium Shoppe On Razorback

Passion, rooted in history, comes to life with these authentic college basketball practice shorts featuring the iconic logos of some of the school's best programs. Modern Standard-Length Fit Material:100% Heavy Mesh Polyester Premium Comfort Lining Pockets at Both Sides Elastic Waistband with Drawstring Officially Licensed All Designs are trademarks of 19nine, LLC.

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Miss the mesh practice shorts of the 80s and 90s? Us too! So we brought back the classic retro mesh shorts you loved growing up in a premium heavy

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The 1991-92 Memphis State Tigers were led by Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway, the nation's top recruit. Larry Finch’s Tigers went 23-11 during the regular season to earn a #6 seed in the Midwest region. Once there Memphis State defeated Pepperdine, Arkansas, and Georgia Tech before losing to rival Cincinnati in the Elite 8. Penny chose Memphis over Arkansas because of the Tigers’ rise to national prominence in the 1980s.