This page contains a record of every women's basketball uniform Mississippi State has worn since the 1997-1998 season.
Introduced in 2022-2023:
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Black "STARKVEGAS" 2.0
2022-2023 to Present In 2023, Mississippi State debuted an updated version of the black "STARKVEGAS" uniforms. This version featured significantly more maroon, with primarily white/gray and maroon accents on the collar, side panel, and shorts. |
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Cream "STATE"
2022-2023 to Present Mississippi State debuted new cream alternate jerseys in 2023 featuring fan-favorite "STATE" lettering. Instead of the '60s era "STATE" lettering that had previously been used, these used the arched "STATE" lettering from the "M-State logo. These uniforms featured white and maroon accents on the collar and side panels and a roundel logo on the shorts. |
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Black Excellence Cream "Mississippi State"
2022-2023 to Present Along with the Men's team and many other Adidas teams, Mississippi State wore uniforms honoring Black Excellence in 2023. These uniforms featured a cream base color and a magnolia-centered floral design on the side panels and within the lettering. Like the Black Excellence uniforms that were worn in 2019, these featured a return to "Mississippi" - number - "State" style. |
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2022-2023 to Present Mississippi State updated its pink uniform design for the 2023 season, featuring the new "Adidas" logo that removes the lettering below the three stripes. These uniforms removed the maroon from the "M-State" logo on the shorts, allowing the design to be almost entirely pink and white. |
Introduced in 2021-2022:
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White "Mississippi State"
2021-2022 to Present Mississippi State's primary uniforms were updated for the 21-22 season, with a design that features diagonal maroon and gray stripes underneath the sleeves and on the bottom of the shorts. The shorts also feature the "M-State" logo on the right leg. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2021-2022 to Present The maroon version of this uniform set is a simple inverse, with diagonal white and gray stripes underneath the sleeves and on the bottom of the shorts. These uniforms were worn as the Bulldogs made their return to the NCAA Tournament in 2023 under first year head coach Sam Purcell. |
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Black "STARKVEGAS" 1.0
2021-2022 Mississippi State's introduced a new, unique black jersey design in 2022 that featured a "STARKVEGAS" logo on the center chest. Embracing the "Starkvegas" theme, these jerseys featured maroon and white stars on the side panels and shorts, gold/orange outlines on the numbers, and the M-State logo on the right chest and shorts. |
Introduced in 2020-2021:
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2020-2021 to 2021-2022 Mississippi State updated its pink uniforms in 2021 to minimize maroon and feature primarily white accents, including white collars, a white "banner" wordmark, white numbers outlined in gray, white accents on the shorts, and a maroon and white "M-State" logo on the shorts. This design was worn for two seasons. |
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Black Script "State"
2020-2021 The uniforms most associated with Nikki McCray-Penson's lone season at Mississippi State were black alternate jersey that featured a script "State" logo. This logo was originally worn by the Men's team in the 1970s and had been brought back for a throwback uniform in 2018. These uniforms featured that logo in white, maroon numbers outlined in gray, white player names, and maroon accents on the collar and shorts. |
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White "Mississippi State"
2020-2021 The primary uniforms for the 2021 season featured a new design that removed the large bold stripes from the previous season. These uniforms saw the Adidas logo moved to the center collar above the "banner" wordmark, a gray outline added to the maroon numbers, and maroon accents on the collar and shorts. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2020-2021 The maroon uniforms that were part of this set were extremely simple, with a white "banner" wordmark and numbers, a maroon and white "M-State" logo on the shorts, and no other piping, striping, or accents. These were only worn for one game. |
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Maroon Script "State"
2020-2021 Maroon jerseys with the script "State" logo were also worn for one game in 2021. These were the exact same as the other maroon uniforms, with an extremely simple design, just with the script "State" rather than the "banner" wordmark. |
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Maroon Made in March "Mississippi State"
2020-2021 Originally designed to be worn in the canceled 2020 postseason, these "Made in March" uniforms were worn in State's lone game at the SEC Tournament in 2021. These jerseys featured a silver "banner" wordmark, white numbers, a white and gray shorts design, and a black oversized Bulldog logo on the left side of the shorts. |
Introduced in 2019-2020:
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White "Mississippi State"
2019-2020 In Vic Schaefer's final season at Mississippi State, the Bulldogs received new uniforms with a bold, asymmetrical design. These uniforms were very basic, with no collar or sleeve designs, but with a large, bold double maroon stripe on the only the right side of the uniform. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2019-2020 The maroon version of these uniforms were an exact inverse, with a maroon base and large double white stripe down the right side. |
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Black "Mississippi State"
2019-2020 The black version of these uniforms followed the same pattern, with a white "banner" wordmark and numbers and a large double maroon stripe down the right side. |
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2019-2020 Mississippi State's new pink uniforms in 2020 were the only ones to not feature the large double stripe. They featured a clean, simple design with white collars and sleeves, a maroon "banner" wordmark outlined in white, and white numbers and player names. |
Worn in the 2019 World University Games:
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White "USA"
2019 World University Games Mississippi State was selected to represent the United States in the 2019 World University Games in Napoli, Italy, and wore special uniforms for the occasion. The white uniforms utilized the "Bulldog" font and featured red accents on the collar, sleeves, and shorts, blue "USA" lettering on the front, blue player names on the back, and red numbers. An American flag patch was on the left chest and a maroon "M-State" logo appeared on the back collar and right leg of the shorts. |
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Blue "USA"
2019 World University Games The "away" jerseys for the World University Games followed a similar pattern, with a blue base, red and white accents on the collar, red sleeves, white "USA" lettering on the front and player names on the back, and red numbers. |
Introduced in 2018-2019:
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White "Mississippi State"
2018-2019 Mississippi State simplified its uniforms for the 2018-2019 season, creating what is still one of the cleanest looks in program history. These uniforms removed all gray accents to created a streamlined look with maroon collars, sleeves, waistband, and shorts bottoms. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2018-2019 The maroon uniforms in 2018-2019 were similarly streamlined, with white collars, sleeves, waistband, and shorts bottoms. |
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Black "Mississippi State"
2018-2019 The black uniforms in 2018-2019 followed the same pattern, with a white "banner" wordmark and numbers but maroon collars, sleeves, waistband, and shorts bottoms. |
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Gray "Mississippi State"
2018-2019 The 2018-2019 set also featured matching gray uniforms. These were a lighter gray and featured a maroon wordmark, maroon numbers, and maroon collars, sleeves, waistband, and shorts bottoms. |
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Black Excellence Cream "Mississippi State"
2018-2019 Along with the Men's team and many other Adidas teams in 2018-2019, Mississippi State wore special "Harlem"-themed uniforms to honor Black Excellence. These uniforms featured a cream base with subtle pinstripes and maroon accents. They featured a return to the "Mississippi" - number - "State" style for the first time since 2009. These uniforms were worn as Mississippi State won its first SEC Tournament Championship in 2019. |
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Introduced in 2017-2018:
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2017-2018 to 2018-2019 In 2018, Mississippi State updated its pink uniform design, this time returning to a pink base with maroon and white accents. These uniforms were worn for two seasons and featured a maroon "banner" wordmark outlined in white, white numbers outlined in maroon, and white accents on the collar, sleeves, and shorts, including a "net" design on the shoulders. These uniforms were worn as Mississippi State clinched the 2018 SEC Regular Season Championship. |
Introduced in 2016-2017:
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White "STATE"
2016-2017 to 2019-2020 One of the most popular uniform designs in program history, the white "STATE" jerseys, made their debut in 2017 and were worn as alternates for four seasons. They featured the classic "STATE" lettering that was originally worn by the Men's team in the 1960s. Originally designed as part of the 16-17 uniform set, these jerseys would be worn with three different shorts designs. They were worn in 7 SEC Tournament games and 2 NCAA Tournament games. |
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White "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 to 2017-2018 Mississippi State's uniforms underwent a design simplification for the 2016-2017 season, with no more contrasting shoulders or side panel piping and traditional accent striping on the collars, sleeves, and shorts. These uniforms would be worn for the Bulldogs' two National Finalist seasons in 16-17 and 17-18. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 to 2017-2018 The maroon uniforms in this era were not quite exact inverses of the white uniforms, as they removed most of the silver accents and were strictly maroon with white accents, outside of the M-State logo on the shorts, Bulldog logo on the waistband, and State of Mississippi logo on the back collar. |
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Black "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 to 2017-2018 The black uniforms in this era matched the style of the white and maroon uniforms, with a white "banner" wordmark and numbers and maroon and white accents on the collar, sleeves, and shorts. |
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Gray "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 to 2017-2018 For the first time in program history, Mississippi State debuted gray alternate uniforms in 2017. These uniforms featured a dark gray base with a white "banner" wordmark and numbers with maroon and white accents on the collar, maroon sleeves, a maroon waistband, and a maroon "ribbon" side panel design. |
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White Made in March "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 For the 2017 postseason, Adidas gave its participating schools, including Mississippi State, special uniforms for the post season. The white versions were worn in the first two rounds of the SEC Tournament and first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament and finished with a 5-0 record. They featured maroon and gray accents on the collar and sleeves, a large maroon design on the bottom of the shorts, with a Bulldog logo on the right leg and a sublimated "cowbell" design on the back. |
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Maroon Made in March "Mississippi State"
2016-2017 The maroon version of Mississippi State's 2017 "Made in March" uniform made its debut in the Elite Eight victory over Baylor. It was then worn in the Final Four victory over UConn, which was the biggest win in program history and one of the most iconic moments in the history of Women's Basketball. These uniforms will go down in history as part of that moment. They featured gray and white accents on the collar and sleeve and prominent gray accents on the shorts. |
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Introduced in 2015-2016:
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White Think Pink "Mississippi State"
2015-2016 to 2016-2017 In 15-16, Mississippi State debuted a new pink-accented uniform, going back to a white base with pink accents rather than a full pink uniform. These uniforms featured a maroon "banner" wordmark, block maroon numbers, and pink accents on the collar, sleeves, and side panels. |
Introduced in 2013-2014:
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White "Mississippi State"
2013-2014 to 2015-2016 Mississippi State received a significant update to its uniforms in Vic Schaefer's second season, with a new design that featured contrasting shoulders, thin piping down the sides, and a Bulldog logo on the back collar. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2013-2014 to 2015-2016 The maroon versions of this set featured white shoulders, white and gray side piping, and an inverted Bulldog logo on the back collar. |
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Black "Mississippi State"
2013-2014 to 2015-2016 The 13-14 set, which would be worn for three seasons until 15-16, also featured a matching black alternate. This uniform featured a white "banner" wordmark, white numbers, maroon shoulders, and maroon and gray slide piping. |
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2013-2014 to 2014-2015 Special Pink Adidas-design alternate uniforms were debuted in 13-14 and worn for two seasons, featuring a custom Adidas pattern on the collar, side panels, and entire shorts. The jerseys had a light pink base with darker pink numbers, a maroon "banner" wordmark logo, maroon player names, and a maroon State of Mississippi outline above the numbers. The shorts featured white piping and a Bulldog head logo on the left leg. |
Introduced in 2012-2013:
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White "Mississippi State"
2012-2013 In Vic Schaefer's first season at Mississippi State, the Bulldogs received updated uniforms that featured a heavier dose of gray accents. These were also the first uniforms to feature player names below the number on the back, as has since become standard in Women's Basketball. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2012-2013 The maroon versions of the 2012-2013 uniforms featured heavy gray and white accents on the collar, side panels, and shorts. |
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White Think Pink "Mississippi State"
2012-2013 Against LSU in 2013, Mississippi State wore pink-accented white jerseys that featured a maroon "banner" wordmark logo, maroon numbers and player name, but pink accents on the collar, sleeve, and shorts designs. |
Introduced in 2010-2011:
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Black "Mississippi State"
2010-2011 to 2011-2012 For the 2010-2011 season, the Bulldogs introduced black uniforms for the first time in program history. These uniforms featured a maroon "banner" wordmark logo outlined in white, maroon numbers outlined in white, and maroon piping on the collar, sleeves, side panels, and shorts. The shorts featured a maroon "M-State" logo outlined in white. |
Introduced in 2009-2010:
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White "Mississippi State"
2009-2010 to 2011-2012 When Mississippi State underwent a university-wide rebranding in Summer 2009, the Women's Basketball team also received a complete redesign. The new Adidas uniforms featured the then-new "banner" wordmark logo on the chest, the new "Bulldog" font for the numbers, and the updated "M-State" logo on the shorts. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2009-2010 to 2011-2012 The new maroon uniforms in fall 2009 were the inverse of the home whites, with a white "banner" wordmark logo on the chest. These uniforms were worn for Sharon Fanning-Otis's final three seasons at Mississippi State. |
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Introduced in 2008-2009:
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Pink "Mississippi State"
2008-2009 Against Auburn in 2009, Mississippi State wore pink alternate jerseys for what I believe was the first time ever. These jerseys featured no maroon, with white and gray accents and did not provide much contrast with the pink base color. The lettering and numbers featured the Russell "Viper" font that the primary uniforms at that time also used. |
Introduced in 2006-2007:
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White "Mississippi State"
2006-2007 to 2008-2009 For the 06-07 season, the Bulldogs updated their uniforms to feature a modified design with some random piping that was very on-brand for Russell Athletic at the time. The "Viper" font remained for the lettering and player numbers. A large "M-State" logo was added to the back collar above the player number. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2006-2007 to 2008-2009 The maroon version of these uniforms were simply the inverse, with white and gray accents and a solid white "M-State" logo on the back of the jersey and on the shorts. These uniforms were worn in the Bulldogs' 2009 NCAA Tournament appearance. |
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Introduced in 2004-2005:
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White "Mississippi State"
2004-2005 to 2005-2006 For the 04-05 season, Mississippi State gave its Women's Basketball uniforms a substantial overall, switching to the Russell "Viper" font for the "Mississippi State" and player numbers on the front/back of the jerseys. This was the same font that the Men's team had used in their 01-02 uniforms. These uniforms, which also featured solid contrasting side panels, were worn for two seasons. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2004-2005 to 2005-2006 The maroon uniforms in 04-05 were simply mirrors of the white uniforms, with white side panels, shoulder/collar trim, and numbers. |
Introduced in 2002-2003:
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White "Mississippi State"
2002-2003 to 2003-2004 The 02-03 season saw an update to the Bulldogs' uniforms, with the addition of player names to the back of the jerseys and a new stripe added to the side panels in place of the "blocks." |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
2002-2003 to 2003-2004 Like the previous set, the maroon uniforms at this time were inverses of the white uniforms, with the exception of the collar/sleeves area, which featured a maroon fill with a white block containing the "M-State" logo directly in the center of the collar on both uniforms. For the maroon uniforms, this meant a simplified look with no contrasting collars or sleeves except fro the white block at the center of the collar. |
Introduced in 1999-2000:
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White "Mississippi State"
1999-2000 to 2001-2002 For the 99-00 season, both Mississippi State's Men's and Women's Basketball teams got very similar new uniforms, featuring a simple design with four "blocks" on the sides of both the jerseys and shorts. The Women's uniforms also featured a "belt buckle" inset with the M-State logo, and kept the double-outlined "Mississippi State" and player numbers on the jersey front/back from the previous uniforms. |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
1999-2000 to 2001-2002 The Maroon uniforms worn during this time period were simply an inverse of the white uniforms. Though the Men's team changed away from this design after only one season, the Women's team kept it for three seasons, as they enjoyed success being led by future #1 overall WNBA draft pick Latoya Thomas. |
Introduced in 1997-1998:
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White "Mississippi State"
1997-1998 to 1998-1999 Under head coach Sharon Fanning-Otis, Mississippi State made its first WNIT* appearance in 1998 and first NCAA Women's Tournament appearance in 1999, ushering in the modern era of Bulldog Women's Basketball. *They had previously appeared in the 1988 NWIT |
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Maroon "Mississippi State"
1997-1998 to 1998-1999 The uniforms in 97-98 and 98-99, which were identical mirrors in both maroon and white, featured triple stripes around the collar, sleeves, and waistband, and a side panel on the left side of the jersey that swooped to the right side on the shorts. The shorts also featured a "Lady Bulldogs" script on the left leg. |