“WE ON.” The two words are featured prominently on No. 4 Michigan’s warm-up shirts, and they just happen to represent the team slogan for the 2012-13 season. The phrase has two significances, the first being it’s an acronym for “When Everyone Operates N’sync.”

Adidas, the official outfitter of the NBA, has teamed with the Golden State Warriors on a new uniform that includes a short-sleeve jersey. Yes, you read that correctly. It may look more like a volleyball jersey, but adidas calls it the ”adizero NBA short sleeve uniform system,” and it believes it is the next phase in the evolution of basketball apparel.

Michigan State associate head coach Dwayne Stephens is turning a bunch of heads with his suit of choice for tonight’s game at Purdue. It’s hard not to notice the, let’s just call it, electric blue suit any time the camera follows the action going toward the basket on Michigan State’s end of the floor. See a photo of the suit in this post, plus check out what people are saying about it on Twitter.

The picture above shows Jordan Morgan, usually No. 52, wearing No. 30 and Trey Burke, usually No. 3, donning No. 12 for Michigan on Jan. 17 at Minnesota. Both players’ jerseys ripped in the game, forcing them to turn to emergency replacements.

Michigan announced it would wear 1968 throwback uniforms Wednesday night for its Feb. 17 game vs. Penn State. On Friday, the team posted a photo of the official uniform on its Facebook page.

Guess what, Big Ten fans? Michigan, which debuted this much-criticized adidas look Tuesday, will wear another special uniform Sunday, Feb. 17 vs. Penn State. Don’t worry, though, this one will be a lot easier on the eyes. Why? It’s a throwback, one the school says will look identical to the home uniform the team wore in 1968.

There was a ton of talk about the uniforms leading up to Michigan’s thrilling win over Ohio State on Tuesday, and for good reason. Both looks, let’s just say, made bold fashion statements, as Michigan’s adidas monochromatic look could blind someone and Ohio State’s Nike Hyper Elite uniform could be mistaken for a practice jersey. Once the game tipped off, the talk got even better, even funnier.

Often times, sports fans need a lot of time to adapt to any sudden uniform or logo changes their favorite teams make. We’re seeing proof of that with Monday’s release of Ohio State’s new athletic logo. See the new logo in this post.

No. 10 Ohio State won’t be the only team sporting a new look for Tuesday night’s rivalry game at No. 3 Michigan. On Monday, the Wolverines announced they will debut an adidas maize monochromatic uniform, in addition to some flashy maize shoes.

Michigan State wore its Nike Hyper Elite uniform last month at Indiana. Tuesday night, Ohio State will debut its version of the Nike uniform at rival Michigan.

Think former Indiana golfer Jeff Overton is pumped for the Michigan-Indiana basketball game? The 2005 Indiana graduate busted out a pair of the team’s iconic candy stripe pants Saturday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Video boards are the new thing when it comes to updating football stadiums. And the bigger, the better. Illinois is the latest example of this, as it will add a new HD video board above the south end zone in time for the 2013 season.

We’ve seen Twitter handles or hashtags in end zones, on football fields and on basketball courts. And if it wasn’t for the NCAA rejecting its latest request Monday, Akron would have had its team Twitter handle (@ZipsMBB) on the nameplates of its jersey Saturday. Instead, the Zips will put @ZipsMBB on their warmup shirts.

It’s Coaches vs. Cancer weekend, and that means coaching staffs around the nation are wearing gym shoes on the sidelines to help raise awareness for the deadly disease. And, in some cases, coaches opt for a more comfortable look, like Tom Crean. Check out photos of all the Big Ten coaches’ footwear from this weekend in this post.

No company outfits more Big Ten schools than Nike. Let’s see, there’s Illinois, Iowa, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Penn State and Purdue, for a total of seven schools. If you caught the recent Gonzaga-Butler game, you probably have a good idea why this is being mentioned. Nike put Gonzaga in the awful (practice) jerseys that featured the school’s logo above the number.