CBB Uniforms (1988-89 to Present): 12 Seeds

We are moving along with RBP's ranking of the top 64 uniforms from the 1988-89 season to the present. For more on that process, read the introduction to the original post. And now the 12 seeds:

48) Louisville (Kyle Kuric):
Louisville's uniforms have seen a number of subtle modifications over the course of the past few seasons, but this year's version is worth keeping.





47) Michigan (Glen Rice):
The large "M" and off-centered number are fantastic, but the trim on the shorts makes Glen Rice and company look like they have the hips of a 12-year old girl.




46) Seton Hall (Terry Dehere):
Seton Hall lost by a single point in overtime in the 1988-89 National Championship game, but cursive script and a pirate head on the shorts give P.J. Carlesimo's squad a one position victory over the Wolverines in the more important cooler uniform contest.




45) Notre Dame (Chris Thomas):
The white unis with the four-leaf clover dotting the "i" is worthy of a much higher ranking, but the gold alternates with what appears to be some sort of Gaelic font made me throw up on my keyboard.