Wizards Fit Check: Representing For The Alma Mater

The Wizards were hoping to end their 8 game losing spree but another loss has been collected. Here's what your favorite Wizards players wore to this game...

BreAnna Holmes | Nov 25, 2023

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The Washington Wizards are back home to play against the Atlanta Hawks who were on a 3 game losing streak before winning against Brooklyn Nets 3 days before playing the Washington. The Wizards were hoping to end their 8 game losing spree but another loss has been collected.

During this game; Deni Avdija, Daniel Gafford, Kyle Kuzma, Corey Kispert and Tyus Jones started and contributed 47 points to the Wizards total of 108 points. Continue reading below to see what your favorite Wizards players wore to this game at Capital One Arena.

Tyus Jones wore a black and white plaid flannel jacket with a Simpsons skeletons t-shirt with black pants and Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh floating arrow 3.0 sneakers.

Kyle Kuzma rocked a Drkshdw distressed denim jacket with gray flared jeans.

Deni Avdija kept warm in a thick cargo coat and a plaid shirt underneath.

Jared Butler wore a gray Nike sweatsuit set with New Balances.

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Jordan Poole represented for his alma mater, University of Michigan before tonight's game. Unfortunately during warmups he suffered ankle soreness so he had to sit out for this game. Poole attended the University of Michigan from 2017 to 2019 and played basketball as a Michigan Wolverine.

Speaking of Michigan, the Wizards get a day off which will be used to travel to Detroit, Michigan to play the Pistons who have lost every game this month. This game will be live Monday at 7pm at Little Caesars Arena and can be watched on Monumental Sports Network.

Also See: What The Wizards Should've Done To Beat The Hawks

Published Nov 25, 2023

BREANNA HOLMES

BreAnna Holmes obtained her bachelors degree in mass communications, graduating with honors from Winston-Salem State University. During her matriculation at WSSU she excelled in academics while remaining involved in various organizations. Since graduating, BreAnna has worked as an editor, director, videographer and producer of short films, PSAs, commercials, music videos, television shows and documentaries. She is currently the Online Editor for Radio One D.C. and has been a credential reporter for the Washington Wizards since 2018. BreAnna Holmes has covered the Wizards along with the Capital City Go-Go and the Washington Mystics reporting at the WNBA playoffs and the 2019 WNBA championship. BreAnna has been a staff writer for Sports Illustrated Wizards FanNation since 2022.