The Duke Blue Devils Shows Off Their Nike Sneakers
The temperatures are dropping, and the air is so crisp that we can almost taste the start of the new college basketball season. To further drive up hype, most NCAA basketball programs are using social media to show off their fresh new gear for the upcoming campaign.
On Thursday afternoon, the Duke Blue Devils posted a slick video to their official social media accounts showcasing their footwear. It should come as no surprise that Nike supplied the Blue Devils basketball team with player-exclusive colorways of all its most popular models. Check out the Instagram video below, and we will break down each hoop shoe.
In the 22-second video, we see multiple colorways of the Nike Zoom Freak 3, Nike Sabrina 1, Nike KD 16, Nike KD 15, Nike GT Cut 2, Nike Zoom Freak 2, and Nike Zoom Freak 4. Luckily for fans, they can find multiple colorways of most of those sneakers on the Nike website.
There is no denying that it is an impressive rotation of sneakers. Nike signature athletes Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Sabrina Ionescu were well-represented in the video. However, it is noteworthy that there were no sneakers from the signature line of Kobe Bryant in the brief video.
In September, Duke was selected as one of six "Mamba Programs" in the NCAA. Other schools include the Oregon Ducks, USC Trojans, UConn Huskies, LSU Tigers, and the Kentucky Wildcats. It is safe to assume that Duke and the other schools will lace up some Nike Kobe sneakers this upcoming season. Follow FanNationKicks.com for all your footwear news.
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