For the first photo, my guess is that top right guy (6-7 non-scholarship player Spencer Legg) forgot his jersey and borrowed #1 from his teammate (6-6 Colorado transfer J'Vonne Hadley), and the photographer said, "If we put them on opposite sides, no one will notice." Then he took the picture, just as all the players were thinking, "What a terrible idea. Everyone will notice."
For BOTH photos, I'll say what most of DBR usually says when an Adidas team is playing a game: "Wow, those are ugly uniforms." The lighting/filtering in the second photo makes them look more clean and neat, but the letters and numbers still look crooked, and the fit is bad on some of the players.
Then there's the shorts issue. Are all roster photos this awkward? The people sitting at the ends have slightly angled their bodies in the second photo, but there's nothing to be done in the middle. Based on these photos, I think player #6 (Charleston transfer Reyne Smith) should play 40 minutes a game -- anything to keep him from sitting on the bench.
Zero and 93 (helluva bball #) didn't get the memo for the second shot.
Can't tell you about #0 (Charleston transfer James Scott), but #93 is BYU transfer Noah Waterman, and at that moment he's thinking, "Wait, my old school is offering AJ Dybantsa HOW much money?"