The University of Kansas Jayhawks basketball team will wear exclusive pairs of the Adidas Trae Young 2 this season.
The Jayhawks are the BIG 12 rivals of Young’s alma mater, the University of Oklahoma Sooners.
The University of Kansas is an Adidas school, and Young is one of the German footwear company's five athletes with a signature basketball shoe.
As Young is emerging as the face of Adidas basketball, it is only natural that the Jayhawks wear his shoes in the upcoming season.
When NCAA basketball teams began hosting their media days last month, several Kansas Jayhawks players wore a player-exclusive colorway of the Adidas Trae Young 2.
The Adidas Trae Young 2, Young's second signature shoe with Adidas, launches on November 1, 2022 and will cost $140 in adult sizes. Fans will be able to purchase the shoes on the Adidas website and at select retailers.


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