In mid-January, we noticed Golden State Warriors guard Anthony Morrow sporting the Nike Air Penny III in which many of you claim is a great basketball sneaker. Now, we have spotted another Penny signature sneaker on the NBA courts. With that said, check out today’s Kicks On Court to see yet another Penny sneaker on court.

In a loss against the Kobe-less Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs forward Dejuan Blair laced up the “Triple Black” colorway of the highly-favored Nike Air Penny II. If you recall, Nike “Triple Blacked” a few sneakers last year including the Air Force 180, the Air Griffey Max1, the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier III and this Air Penny II. Is it safe to say that the latter sneaker is the best to receive the “Triple Black” treatment? Click here to view these sneakers plus more worn by Tim Duncan, David West, Dwight Howard and others.

The Creative Recreation Luxurious Collection has now released to the public. Premium materials and Italian construction characterize the line. One member of the collection, the Turino, possesses a nearly seamless upper, concealed lace loops, and a simple rubber sole. The Turino is available in three material options: white grained leather, brown smooth leather, and beige woven leather.

All three shoes are available exclusively at Barneys. Hit the flip for a look at each shoe.

It’s been awhile since we have heard from the MVPuppets. With that said, we expect to hear from them a lot more when the playoffs began. Meanwhile, a new installment of Nike’s best commercial right now has surfaced. This time, LeBron is the center of attention as he shows us his many handshakes with the new Zydrunas Illgauskas puppet. Other cameos include Kobe Bryant MVPuppet and a George Gervin MVPuppet.

While last week was finished off with the on-court debut of the Nike Zoom Kobe V “Bruce Lee,” this newest colorway hasn’t yet been seen on the Black Mamba’s feet. The “Home” designation means we’ll probably see these in the Staples Center soon.

Pearl white is the finish of choice for the upper’s majority. The forefoot outsole dons a purple hue to match the liner and Swoosh surround. Because these are a Lakers-specific color-up, yellow is used on the heel and Swoosh. The laces continue the multicolor trend, as they mix white and purple.

If you missed your shot at a pair of the Nike Hyperize “All-Star” this past weekend, a full size run has been added to NikeStore.com.

Like the Zoom Kobe Vs and LeBron VIIs for next weekend, special woodgrain look leather is used for the midfoot and lower portion of the upper. The red pair is designed for the Western Conference team, while the Eastern squad will sport the blue pair. Both sport a semi-translucent Lunar sole, with clear being the choice color for the red colorway and blue for the other.

Nike Basketball has rendered a special make-up of the Zoom Kobe V for the University of Southern California. The shoe reps the university by dressing up in Cardinal red with hits of gold highlights in the branding and laces. On top of this color-up are iridescent faux scale overlays.

Surely the Trojan hoopers are happy to slip into these. Hit the jump for more photos of the shoe.

Yesterday, we notified you of two new Nike Zoom Kobe Vs releasing today at retailers across the world. Did the ‘Black Mamba’ wear one of these colorways in last night’s game against the Denver Nuggets? Check out today’s Kicks On Court to see.

In a loss against the Denver Nuggets, Kobe Bryant brought out the “Bruce Lee” Nike Zoom Kobe V for the first time this season. As mentioned in our previous post about this particular sneaker, it was created specifically for Kobe’s love for Kung Fu. The predominately yellow upper is reminiscent to the body suit Bruce Lee wore in “The Game of Death”. It also possesses four scratch marks on the side in representation of the scratches Bruce Lee took while fighting in “Enter the Dragon.” Is this the best Kobe V colorway to date? Click here to view these kicks plus more worn by Mike Bibby, Chauncey Billups, Steve Nash and others.