#102/341 - Arkansas Razorbacks

As a rule I try to avoid jerseys with the team name as opposed to the school name. I made an exception for Arkansas because they do appear to rock their team name more often. I'm finally starting to put a dent in the SEC but I think Mississippi will be the challenge. I have never even seen one of their basketball jerseys for sale anywhere.

#101/341 - Alabama Crimson Tide

This is a gorgeous with a nice look and better fit. Roll Tide!

#100!!!!!!/341 - Idaho Vandals

We're at jersey #100 and it's tough one to analyze. Not a lot of schools have their school name and team name on the front of their jersey. But there is a name on the back. So if I had to guess I would say this is team-issued but a little dated.

#99/341 - Vanderbilt Commodores

Getting close to #100! This is another jersey that I genuinely don't know if it needs replacing. While I can't find any record of the team using this style, it isn't made by a brand that is known for its knockoffs. So this one remains a mystery to me.

#98/341 - Belmont Bruins

Another case if a distinguishing font making a jersey. I went a little over budget here but it was worth it.

Belmont has had some very good teams lately but always seem to get struck down before they can make any noise. This past year they had, by far, the best team in the Ohio Valley Conference but couldn't get get past the semis.

#97/341 - UNC Asheville Bulldogs

This jersey came thanks to a clearance sale on the University's bookstore web site. The state of North Carolina boasts 18 D1 schools so I have a way to go.

#96/341 - LSU Tigers

For once this jersey didn't come from ebay or a donation. I found it new on a site with a clearance sale and was still able to stay under budget. Before George Mason and VCU made their 11-seed Cinderella runs, the LSU Tigers were the original when they made the Final Four in 1986. Apart from that and a few good years with Shaquille O'Neal in the 90's, their basketball team has been relatively quiet.