With every game, Brandon Jennings continues to prove Under Armour’s marketing savvy as it prepares for its breakout on to the Basketball scene. The Compton kid’s feat of 55 points in a game as a rookie has only contributed to building the hype for what was laced on his feet.

The Under Armour “Young Buck” Prototype 2 accompanied Jennings throughout his scoring tear and seemed to serve him quite well. Here we have pictures of four different make-ups of the shoe, all draped in Milwaukee Bucks team colors. Each colorway is anchored by a white outsole and possesses a “3″ on the lateral heel. Yet, all four vary in their upper’s color-blocking. Lastly, one upper is completely composed of a textile-weave (minus the patent toe-guard) while the others use perforated leather with the textile-weave used as accenting.

Check the full post for views of each “Young Buck” Prototype 2 composition.

A few days ago, we informed you of the Under Armour Prototype unfortunately releasing in the far-fetched future (2011). This was considered bad news to many of you considering that this shoe has been well-received since the first pictures showed. Until then, we have spotted detailed photos of Brandon Jennings’s official PE.

This sneaker, dubbed the Under Armour BB Proto 3 “Young Buck”, will be worn this season by the Milwaukee Bucks point guard. It’s predominately white, perforated base is accented by green and red making it an exact match for the Bucks jerseys. For the road games, Jennings will lace up a black colorway of this sneaker which is shown here. What are your thoughts on Jennings’s PE? Click here to voice your opinion and view detailed photos.

Ever since we showed you the black/black colorway of the Under Armour Prototype, the majority of you fell in love with this new silhouette. Upon unleashing its first photos, it was stated that this sneaker was not releasing at all; however, we have just received word that the Under Armour Prototype is presumably set to release some time in 2011.

Since its first photos surfaced on the web, we have spotted a few more colorways and a commercial featuring Under Armour signee Brandon Jennings. Although he is supposedly, the only basketball player signed to the brand, expect more to follow before Under Armour’s debut on the basketball scene in 2011. What are your thoughts on Under Armour adding a basketball line to its ever-growing brand? Click here to voice your opinion.

As Under Armour prepares to move in on the basketball sneaker world for 2010, they’ve reached out to one of the most well known sneakerheads in the game, Bobbito Garcia.

The Under Armour “Kool Bob Love” Prototype incorporates features that pay tribute to “Kool Bob Love” and his Puerto Rican heritage. The Puerto Rico national flag can be seen on the heel, which coincides with the matching colorway of this 1-of-1. Judging by the way this silhouette has been received in the previous colorways we’ve seen, if this makeup ever did hit retail, it would probably find a way home with many of you.

Click here to let us know what you think of Under Armour moving into basketball sneakers.

Every time we spotlight the Under Armour Prototype, our comment section goes crazy with rave reviews about this sneaker. We have already shown you the Black/Black colorway and the White/Blue/Red-Yellow colorway, however, is this Under Armour Prototype Black/Yellow the best one so far?

It contains a predominately black upper with heavy perforated side panels. It also possesses patent leather on the heel and toe area, while featuring an inner sleeve as well. Should other basketball footwear brands feel threatened? In addition, Brandon Jennings is the first Under Armour Basketball signee; therefore, this particular shoe is his PE. If he becomes a star in the league, could Under Armour become a staple in the basketball shoe arena?

When we showed you the all-black version of the Under Armour Prototype in February, many of you stated that Under Armour basketball could really do some big things in the future. In addition, we have now spotted photos of yet another Under Armour Prototype colorway. Who else wishes Under Armour start releasing basketball sneakers? Would you snag the Prototype for the right price?

This particular Brandon Jennings (1st Under Armour basketball signee) PE contains a mainly white upper with heavy perforated side panels. It also seems to contain patent leather on the heel and toe area, while possessing an inner sleeve as well. The colorway is inspired by the jerseys of the team Brandon plays for in Rome. Another interesting feature is the words, “Young Money” written in cursive on the ankle area of the sneaker. Apparently, this is one of Brandon’s favorite sayings. Click here to view detailed photos.