Indiana is an Adidas-wearing team, but will not be switching to the new uniforms. Associated Press

As any college basketball fan who glanced at the Internet on Thursday can tell you, six teams are getting some eye-exploding new uniforms courtesy of Adidas. (See Jason Gay's column.) In the hoops high season of March, Cincinnati, Kansas, Notre Dame, Baylor, UCLA and Louisville will wear outfits featuring wild-patterned shorts that look like they could serve as camouflage on the Great Barrier Reef.

Notably absent from the Three Stripes' latest fashion lineup: Indiana. The No. 1 Hoosiers are an Adidas-wearing team, and a storied one at that. But that's precisely why Indiana won't be seen any time soon in the new get-ups. "We wouldn't consider a change," an IU spokesman said by email. Instead, the Hoosiers will stick with their traditional, understated uniforms—which include red-and-white candy-striped warm-up pants.

—Rachel Bachman

Rodman's New Friend

Ex-NBA star Dennis Rodman hung out Thursday with North Korea's Kim Jong Eun on the third day of his journey to Pyongyang. "You have a friend for life," Rodman told Kim before a crowd at a local gymnasium. Rodman made the trip with members of the Harlem Globetrotters and a VICE production crew—a weekly HBO series.

—Associated Press