This page contains a record of every Humphrey Coliseum court design that Mississippi State's Men's and Women's Basketball teams have played on since the 2016-2017 season.
Introduced in 2023-2024:
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Primary Court
2023-2024 to Present With the Humphrey Coliseum renovations completed in Fall 2023, Mississippi State debuted a brand new court with a brand new design. This new design featured a lighter court with a white State of Mississippi outline at center court along with the stacked "Mississippi State" lettering in maroon. This court features a lighter contrasting color inside the free throw lane, but not within the entire two-point range like the previous court design. Above the half-court line is the Hump logo in a simple maroon and white along with "HailState.com" and "Bulldog Club" lettering. Like the temporary court design the year before, both baselines feature "The Hump" lettering. Finally, the court was renamed for Mississippi State donor Richard Adkerson, and a logo was added to court featuring his signature and "Adkerson Court" lettering. |
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Women's Basketball Invitational Tournament Court
2023-2024 When Mississippi State hosted games for the first and second rounds of the inaugural WBIT in 2024, WBIT logos were added to each side of the court opposite the "Adkerson Court" signature and lettering. |
Introduced in 2022-2023:
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Primary Court
2022-2023 With Humphrey Coliseum under construction, the Bulldogs played on a temporary court with a temporary design for the 2022-2023 season. This design was largely the same as the previous court, but with a few tweaks. Aside from a slightly different color, these differences were all outside the playing surface, with the 82 Mississippi counties removed, "The Hump" lettering on both baselines rather than "Starkvegas" on one side. Additionally, above the half-court line, the orange and white Hump logo replaced the state of Mississippi logo. |
Introduced in 2021-2022:
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Primary Court
2021-2022 For the 2021-2022 season, the court design was simplified to feature only one (maroon) three point line as the men's and women's rules began to share the same three-point line dimensions. The lighter shaded area was expanded to fill these new dimensions. |
Introduced in 2019-2020:
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Primary Court
2019-2020 to 2020-2021 For the 2019-2020 season, a white three point line was added beyond the maroon one for the newly expanded men's three point line dimensions. |
Introduced in 2017-2018:
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Primary Court
2017-2018 to 2018-2019 For the 2017-2018 season, a small modification was made to the court design as the white semi-circle representing a smaller restricted area was removed. |
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Women's NCAA Tournament Court
2017-2018 and 2018-2019 For the 2018 and 2019 NCAA Women's Tournaments regionals that Mississippi State hosted, black NCAA logos were added inside the two-point area opposite the banner wordmark logos. |
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Men's National Invitational Tournament Court
2017-2018 When Mississippi State hosted Nebraska in the opening round of the 2018 NIT, the Bulldogs added several court markings for the experimental court dimensions that were put into place for the NIT, including a farther 3-point line and expanded free throw lane. The NIT logo was also added to the court on each side. |
Introduced in 2016-2017:
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Primary Court
2016-2017 Mississippi State debuted a brand new court with a brand new design for the 2016-2017 season, with a lighter color, a large "M-State" logo at center court, a lighter shaded two-point area, the banner wordmark logo on each side within the two point area, "Starkvegas" and "The Hump" lettering on the two baselines, "#HailState" and "HailState.com" lettering above the court, a white state of Mississippi logo above the half-court line, and, most notably, the names of the 82 Mississippi counties around the court. |
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Women's NCAA Tournament Court
2016-2017 As Mississippi State hosted NCAA Women's Tournament regionals in 2017, black NCAA logos were added inside the two-point area opposite the banner wordmark logos. |