Indiana Pacers
Indiana is the state where high school basketball is religion and Hoosiers is required viewing every December, so the Pacers have always carried a different kind of weight than the rest of the league. These Indiana Pacers rivalry shirts are built for the fanbase that watched Reggie Miller score eight points in nine seconds to break Spike Lee and the new generation watching Tyrese Haliburton do similar things to similar buildings.
Anti-Knicks gear gets first call because Reggie versus the Knicks is the most personal rivalry in Pacers history and Madison Square Garden has earned every shirt Indiana fans wear into it. Censored or fully explicit, text or box, in Pacers navy, gold, and white. Anti-Pistons designs cover the in-state-adjacent grudge with Detroit that has its own infamous chapter in basketball history. Anti-Bulls tees handle the 90s playoff history and anti-Celtics gear stays stocked for the recent Eastern Conference battles.
Indiana Pacers fan gear for Hoosier basketball. Wear it to Gainbridge Fieldhouse downtown in Indy, to bars in Broad Ripple and Mass Ave, to watch parties anywhere from Bloomington to Fort Wayne.
Three ABA championships in 1970, 1972, and 1973 with Mel Daniels and George McGinnis. Reggie Miller as the greatest pure shooter the league had seen before Steph Curry came along. Eight points in nine seconds against the Knicks. The choke gesture aimed at Spike Lee. The 2000 NBA Finals run. Tyrese Haliburton bringing it back. Indiana basketball runs through the state. Boom Baby.
