The fastest way to find a Tulsa Golden Hurricane 2025 player jersey on this site is to start with the number you want, then confirm the name and color in the listing title. Six player names appear in the 2025 line here, on numbers 0, 2, 10, 17, 21 and 83, with a few word and custom backs mixed in. Each player is offered in Royal, Royal Alternate and White, though the exact wording in the titles varies a little. This guide walks through the page so you can land on the right listing in a minute or two.
Step 1: Sort the page in your head by number
Open the full Tulsa Golden Hurricane jersey page and scan for the number first. Numbers are easier to spot in a grid than names. Here is the player lineup by number, lowest to highest:
- #0: a Zion Booker #0 listing
- #2: an Ajay Allen #2 listing
- #10: a Baylor Hayes #10 listing
- #17: a Jerry Rhome #17 listing
- #21: a Dominic Richardson #21 listing
- #83: a Steve Largent #83 listing
Every number above belongs to just one player name on this page, so there is no risk of mixing up two people who share a number.
Step 2: Watch for the non-player numbers
Three other listings use numbers too, but the back carries a word or phrase rather than a person’s name: Team #1, Hurricane #25 and Reign Cane #918. If you are hunting specifically for a player, skip past these. If you came for #1 or #25 expecting a name, know that those numbers appear here only on the word listings.
Step 3: Read the line label in the title
All of these jerseys belong to the 2025 line, but the titles are not perfectly uniform. Small wording differences are normal on a big catalog page, and they help you double-check you clicked the listing you meant to:
- The Ajay Allen #2 listings say 2025 Vapor Limited.
- Most of the others, including Baylor Hayes, Jerry Rhome, Steve Largent and Zion Booker, say 2025 Vapor.
- One title for the Dominic Richardson #21 listing reads 2025 Royal Alter without the word Vapor, alongside his Vapor White and Vapor Royal listings.
Treat these as naming details. The construction notes for the line are the same: a 100% recycled polyester body, stitched tackle twill letters and numbers, embroidered applique and graphics, flatlock stitching, a satin twill jock tag, a V-neck with short sleeves and a reinforced tagless collar.
Step 4: Pick the color last
Once the name and number are settled, choose between Royal, Royal Alternate and White. A couple of things to know:
- Colors for one player are not always grouped together. If a color seems missing for the name you picked, keep scrolling the full page before assuming it is not offered.
- Royal Alternate is labeled “Royal Alter” in titles. Same color option, shorter wording.
- White is the lighter option, while the two royal versions read darker in photos and on screens.
Step 5: Open the listing and confirm
Before adding anything to your cart, open the product page and check three things: the name, the number and the color word in the title. For example, the Dominic Richardson #21 2025 Vapor White listing spells out all three right in the product name, so a quick read is enough to know you are on the correct page. Then choose your size from the options shown there.
If no player listing is right
Maybe the name you want is not on the page, or you would rather put your own surname on the back. In that case the custom listings in the same 2025 Vapor Limited line, offered in White, Royal Alternate and Royal, let you enter your own text. The store has not published a separate lettering instruction, so follow the directions on the custom product page itself when you enter the name and number.
A short browsing checklist
- Know your number before you open the page.
- Skip Team, Hurricane and Reign Cane if you want a player name.
- Use the title to confirm name, number and color.
- Scroll the full page if a color seems to be missing.
- Care is simple: machine wash and tumble dry low.
With the number in mind and the titles read carefully, picking a Tulsa player jersey from this page is quick and low-risk.

