The jerseys featured the State Script Logo and were the first basketball jerseys made by Nike for Michigan State.
Jersey
Forward Andre Hutson wearing the 2000 – 2006 jersey
- State Script Logo appears above the player numerals
- Player numerals on the front and back
- Reflective Michigan State Helmet Logo at the point of the V-neck
- Half-inch stripe around neck and arms
- One-and-a-half inch stripe running down both sides of the jersey
- Thin gray stripe running parallel to the one-and-a-half inch stripe
- Player last names on the back above the player numerals
Shorts
Guard Charlie Bell wearing the 2000 – 2006 shorts
- Block S Logo on the bottom left leg
- Nike logo on the upper left leg
- One-and-a-half inch stripe continues down both sides of the shorts
- Thin gray stripe running parallel to the one-and-a-half inch
- Both stripes make two 45 degree angles at the bottom of the shorts and curve around the back of the leg
Notable
- 200 – 2001 was the first season of Michigan State’s contract with Nike
2001 – 2002 Mid-Season Changes
Forward Adam Ballinger wearing the patch of the United States flag
Guard Alan Anderson wearing the 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys against Syracuse
- A large United States flag patch was added to the left shoulder in memory of the events of September 11, 2001
- For the Michigan State vs. Michigan game on January 30, 2002 (71 – 44 Win), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
- For the Michigan State vs. Illinois game on February 12, 2002 (61 – 63 Loss), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
2002 – 2003 Season Changes
Guard Chris Hill wearing the patch of the United States flag
- The size of the United States flag patch was reduced
2002 – 2003 Mid-Season Changes
- For the Michigan State vs. Syracuse game on February 23, 2003 (75 – 76 Loss), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
2003 – 2004 Mid-Season Changes
Guard Shannon Brown wearing the 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
Guard Kelvin Torbert wearing silver alternate jerseys against Duke
- For the Michigan State vs. Pennsylvania game on November 29, 2003 (77 – 52 Win), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
- For the Michigan State vs. DePaul game on November 30, 2003 (89 – 81 Win), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys
- For the Michigan State vs. Duke game on December 2, 2003 (72 – 50 Loss), Michigan State debuted silver alternate jerseys
- For the Michigan State vs. Indiana game on January 31, 2004 (84 – 72 Win), Michigan State wore 1979 National Championship throwback jerseys for ESPN�s “Turn Back The Clock” game celebrating ESPN’s 25th year of televising college basketball. Dick Vitale wore a 1979-style blazer and horn-rimmed glasses and during the broadcast, ESPN replays and graphics reflected the 1979 look and the music during the telecast included top songs from 1979
2004 – 2005 Mid-Season Changes
Guard Kelvin Torbert wearing the commemorative 150 year MSU anniversary patch
Guard Maurice Ager wearing silver alternate jerseys
Point guard Drew Neitzel wearing the Final Four patch
- 150 Year patch commemorating the anniversary of Michigan State’s foundation in 1855 was added to the right shoulder
- For the Michigan State vs. Nicholls St. game on November 27, 2004 (102 – 52 Win), Michigan State wore silver alternate jerseys
- For the Michigan State vs. Stanford game on December 11, 2004 (78 – 53 Win), Michigan State wore silver alternate jerseys for the CITGO Spartan Clash
- For the Michigan State vs. North Carolina game on April 2, 2005 (87 – 71 Loss), Michigan State wore a Final Four patch on the left shoulder
2005 – 2006 Mid-Season Changes
Guard Shannon Brown wearing the Nike Pro Revolution jersey top
- For the Michigan State vs. Georgia Tech game on November 30, 2005 (88 – 86 Win), the jersey top was changed to the Nike Pro Revolution Top – all Nike sponsored Big Ten and ACC teams wore the same style jerseys with their respective colors and logo for the ACC/Big Ten Challenge