Oregon reveals uniform combination for first Big Ten game of 2025

Douglas Santo

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The Oregon Ducks have a longstanding relationship with Nike, as Phil Knight, who founded the sportswear company, graduated from the University of Oregon in 1959.

The Ducks always have fresh, new uniforms that impress nearly everyone who sees them. With Oregon hitting the road for the first time in 2025, and opening Big Ten play on Saturday, Oregon revealed a new uniform combination this week.

The Ducks will debut a jersey with a slight change from the original "Mighty Oregon" design from the 2024 "Generation O" collection against Northwestern.

Oregon Debuts New Jersey

The Ducks new Nike jerseys on Saturday will look very similar to ones worn in the past. Oregon's pants will still be yellow, like in the original "Mighty Oregon" design and the jersey will still be white with green letters and a yellow outline.

However, the minor difference is in the helmet. The original design has a thick white stripe with two smaller green stripes on either side that go vertically along the top of the helmet. The new design will not feature those stripes, and instead will just be plain yellow with the green "O" on either side of the helmet.

As for the cleats, Oregon will wear "Mambas" from the Kobe Bryant collaboration with Nike. The cleats are white with a snake scale 3D pattern, and have a green Nike swoosh outlined in yellow.

Oregon's senior receiver Gary Bryant Jr. modeled the new look uniforms in the Ducks' reveal. Oregon will wear the uniforms on Saturday when they take on Northwestern at Martin Stadium to open up Big Ten play.

As for Ducks' fans, those who travel to the game should wear green as the case for all road games for Oregon fans this year. Oregon and Northwestern will kickoff early on Saturday morning, 11 a.m. local time, 9 a.m. MST.

Douglas Santo

Douglas Santo is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. As a senior at Arizona State University, he will complete his B.A. in sports journalism with a minor in business in December 2025. Before his time with Sporting News, Douglas covered the NFL and MLB for Athlon Sports and contributed as a digital reporter for Arizona PBS/Cronkite News. He is also the head of Sun Devil Daily, managing all content produced about Arizona State Sports.