New UConn bobbleheads released celebrating UConn’s 2023 Men’s Basketball National Championship

The latest addition to the bobbleheads collection are the newly released ones which celebrate UConn’s 2023 Men’s Basketball National Championship. Along with these, the first bobbleheads of Jonathan XIV and XV were also released. These are officially licensed bobbleheads and are being produced by the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, which is an official licensee of Western Kentucky.

To purchase click here. All bobbleheads are $35 plus $8 shipping charge per order. The Jonathan the Husky Bobblehead features UConn’s mascot in the team’s white basketball jersey with a backing that has UConn’s logo and “HUSKIES” across the front of the base. UConn’s Championship Bobbleheads, which recently arrived, feature Jonathan the Husky in two poses with the first standing on a ladder and holding the net after cutting it down following the championship while the second features the mascot holding a newspaper proclaiming, “Huskies Win 5th Title!”

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