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.

A couple of weeks ago, the majority of you labeled Ray Allen’s Black/Green Air Jordan 12 PEs the best seen in Kicks On Court yet. However, check out Kevin Martin’s Air Jordan 12 PEs. Are they better than Allen’s? View today’s Kicks On Court to see these sneakers and voice your opinion.

In a loss against the Toronto Raptors, Kevin Martin laced up a black/purple colorway of the Air Jordan 12. This particular pair is very similar to Ray Allen’s in that it owns a predominately black nubuck base. The purple hints are seen on the sole, inner lining and the border of the tongue. So, how do these PEs rank amongst the billion you have seen already? Click here to view these kicks and also see Dwight Howard’s “Superman” Adidas TS Supernatural Commander.

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.

Every time LeBron James and Dwyane Wade face off, you can expect nothing less than a battle. Likewise, you can expect to spot fresh kicks on both of them when they go head to head. With that said, check out today’s Kicks On Court to see what each player wore in last night’s game.

In a win against Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat, LeBron James brought out the “Hardwood Classic” Nike Air Max LeBron VII again. If you recall, James wore this sneaker a lot during the Cavs recent west coast roadtrip; he even wore mismatched LeBron VIIs against Portland during the previously mentioned roadtrip. This time, he laced up the white/orange Hardwood Classic Nike Air Max LeBron VII that feature a No Flywire design. Click here to view these kicks and also see what Dwyane Wade wore in last night’s game.

At the beginning of the year, many sources dubbed 2010 the year of the Air Jordan 9. We know of at least three Air Jordan 9s that are set to release this year. However, Louis Williams has us wishing a specific Air Jordan 10 retro returned this year as well. With that said, check out today’s Kicks On Court to see Williams’s Air Jordan 10 Retro.

In an overtime win against the Chicago Bulls, Philadelphia 76ers point guard Louis Williams wore the infamous Air Jordan 10 Retro White/Varsity Red-Steel Grey. If you recall, we last saw this sneaker when it released in 2005 for $125. Although Williams is not a part of Jordan Brand, you can spot night in and night out wearing some classic retros. Who else is ready to see this shoe come back? Better yet, is this one of the better Air Jordan 10 colorways to date? Click here to view these kicks plus more worn by Dwyane Wade, Ray Allen, Baron Davis and others.

Kobe Bryant has accomplished many things his career, and our staff tends to associate a player’s accomplishments with what sneaker he was wearing at the time. For example, Kobe Bryant won his fourth championship in the Nike Zoom Kobe IV. Last night, he accomplished another unforgettable feat; this time, he laced up his fifth signature sneaker, the Nike Zoom Kobe V.

Last night, Kobe Bryant became the all-time scoring leader in Los Angeles Lakers history while wearing the ever-so-popular Kobe V. He led the Lakers with 44 points in a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies last night. It seems Kobe’s fourth and fifth signature sneakers have brought him great times. It remains to be seen if a championship will be won in the Kobe V as well. Click here to view the rest of Kicks On Court which shows the footwear of Dwyane Wade, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash and others.