I remember the days when watching college basketball was not just about the game, but also about the spectacle, the tradition, and the sartorial elegance that coaches brought to the sidelines. My passion for basketball was ignited by the demeanor and class that coaches emulated while guiding their teams through the game. They embodied professionalism, and the suit was a symbol of their authority, respect, and deep-rooted commitment to their teams and the sport. Recently, this tradition has started to fade away as coaches have transitioned to wearing more casual attire during games. While the reasons could range from comfort to changing fashion trends, it disregards the long-standing tradition of professionalism that has been associated with the role of a college basketball coach. The shift away from wearing suits strips away part of the identity and prestige that college basketball coaches have held for decades. According to a survey by USA Today, 65% of college basketball fans believe that coaches wearing suits adds to the allure and tradition of the game. Many fans, like myself, feel a sense of nostalgia and pride when we see coaches dressed in suits, reminiscent of legends like Coach K, John Wooden, and Dean Smith who all stood as pillars of the sport both on and off the court. Bringing back this practice is not just a matter of preference, but it emphasizes the importance of maintaining the esteemed image and historical significance that characterizes college basketball. It fosters a sense of professionalism among players who look up to their coaches as mentors and leaders. That's why I'm calling on the NCAA and college athletic departments to reinstate the tradition of coaches wearing suits during games. Let's honor and celebrate the tradition of college basketball by ensuring that coaches continue to be models of excellence and dignity. Please join me in signing this petition to bring back the tradition of suits on the sidelines and preserve the spirit of college basketball.