I can only imagine it follows the clothing trend that says baggy, ill-fitting clothes are stylish. It started as an urban trend, but if the Basketball players knew they looked like men in gauchos, they might change the uniform.
Well because you run alot so you get hot. There are also rules about no pockets on the shorts and that may have something to do with it im not sure
uniform shorts got longerAdded rules
The holes are there for two reasons. 1. To let air get in, out more easily. 2. To improve the flexibility of the shorts
Michael Jordan would wear his college shorts under his bulls uniform and so he had to wear longer shorts to cover them. he was the first one to do it. in 1992 the Michigan fab 5 then started wearing long shorts and it caught on very quickly everywhere after that.
Basketball shoes( you don't have to, any sneakers will do), Shorts ( no pockets) high socks( no ankle socks, you could increase chance of spraining your ankles), T- shirt or basketball singlet ( preferably with a number on it) and no form of jewelery.
long mesh shorts, usually to the knees and a jersey
In the early 1900s, basketball players wore medium length shorts. In the 70s and 80s, the shorts got tighter and shorter. By the end of the 1900s, the shorts became long, falling just below the knee.
Well because you run alot so you get hot. There are also rules about no pockets on the shorts and that may have something to do with it im not sure
Arkansas 1994
Typicly if they fit in the waste they will fall to or just above the knee.
"Shorts" are not short anymore. They are about twice as long as they used to be.
Basketball shorts were very short and skin tight in the old days of basketball, around when the game was founded. However, since that time, shorts have progressively gotten longer and more baggier.
Black undershirt black basketball shorts black shorts black basketball shoes
Usually a jersey some basketball shorts and basketball shoes
t-shirt and shorts?
jersey and shorts
shorts