ASU unveils new James Harden-branded jersey collection
ASU has unveiled a new James Harden-branded jersey collection that will be worn in a game later this season.
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The Arizona State Sun Devils unveiled new James Harden-branded basketball jerseys on Tuesday that will honor the former Sun Devil great.
A legacy never leaves đź”±
Introducing the James Harden X ASU collection.
Available now: https://t.co/BbmKQRflzJ pic.twitter.com/Si7ra1CuJe— Arizona State Sun Devils (@TheSunDevils) January 20, 2026
The jersey will feature Harden’s No. 13 on the back of the collar with his branded “H” in the top right corner of the jersey. The Harden elements are adorned on a primarily black jersey with the “Arizona State” lettering in maroon with a gold outline and gold number in the center.
It always comes back to where it started.
Introducing the James Harden x ASU collection. pic.twitter.com/7fxFcoWgRR
— adidas Basketball (@adidasHoops) January 20, 2026
The Sun Devils’ new jerseys will be worn in a future game this season, but the date has yet to be determined.
Harden played two seasons at ASU, leading the Pac-10 in points (704) in his consensus All-American 2008-09 season. The former Sun Devil finished his ASU career with 1,309 points, 374 rebounds, 258 assists and 132 steals in 69 games played.
Harden led the Pac-10 in steals (72) as a freshman, led the Pac-10 in free throws made (204) as a sophomore and is fourth all-time in ASU history with 19 points per game.
He was drafted third overall by the Oklahoma City Thunder and has played 17 years in the NBA. Harden is an 11-time All-Star, eight-time All-NBA player, three-time NBA scoring champion and won the MVP award in the 2017-18 season.






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ASU doesn't invest in basketball, and never really have historically. Still waiting to see if they're serious about upgrading the ol' Activities Center.
UArizona cares more about basketball than they do football, yet football still makes them more money. Bass ackwards.
Ring talk is just lazy. Steve Kerr, Andre Iguodala, Aaron Gordon, Channing Frye, Richard Jefferson, Jud Buechler, Jason Terry, and anyone else you can name were all fortunate to be a part of great systems and winning cultures. Same can be said for Lionel Hollins, Mark Landsberger, Byron Scott, Eddie House Jeff Ayers and Lugentz Dort. A championship is a team-acheivement. Those go far beyond the individual, and they don't vault a role player (from Role Player U) to superstar status.
None of them were ever the best players at their respective positions, unlike Harden who made First Team All-NBA six times and is also a former MVP. Meanwhile, your most decorated NBA player is Gilbert Arenas. No comparison to what Harden has achieved, and is still doing as the catalyst for a surging Clippers squad. In his 17th season, no less.
The only time UArizona won a national championship was one of the few times they weren't favored to reach the Final Four. That's the problem with the most unpredictable postseason in all of sports. If you're not playing in April, you just get a participation trophy for your fans to hang their hats on.
I’d see your point if my post wasn’t a direct response to a notorious UArizona troll.