There was an abundance of happenings in the 1990s including the birth of gangster rap and Saved by the Bell. While yo-yo’s had their time and the Bulls reigned for most of the decade, one thing was constant: amazing college basketball. The 1990’s saw the Carolina-Duke rivalry in its prime, the rise of the Big East, and the birth of some of today’s biggest stars.
Sneaker heads also recognize the 90’s as the “Golden Age” of basketball kicks as sneakers such as the Air Jordan 11, the Foamposite One, and the Question surfaced.
Fans of college basketball and dope shoes unite as we take a look at the best on-court kicks of the 1990’s in college basketball. Click here to view some of the better kicks seen during the 1990s in college basketball.
Before the ‘Answer’ wore the Questions, he laced up the Concord Jordan XI’s in his Hoya days. The young combo guard made the best of G-Town’s Nike deal sporting Tinker Hatfield’s crown jewel in the spring of his sophomore season. In AI’s two years at the Capital, he made his mark winning Big East Defensive Player of the Year twice and leaving with the schools highest scoring average (23 ppg). Kente print and patent leather never looked so good together.
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