The Oregon Ducks have unveiled their uniforms combination for the Orange Bowl CFP matchup against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
The Oregon Ducks gave their fanbase an early Christmas present on Christmas Eve, releasing the uniform combination for the upcoming Orange Bowl against the Texas Tech Red Raiders in the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff.
On Wednesday afternoon, Oregon announced that they will be wearing a black, white, and grey combination for the big game, with black helmets, white jerseys, and grey pants. The Ducks used the starting offensive line to showcase the uniform, touting a "stronger as one" mantra for the release.
While this is a clean uniform combination, some fans may feel remorse in the fact that there are no "primary" school colors in the mix, such as green or yellow, which has been a bad sign in the past. However, the Ducks will be looking clean on the road in Miami for the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day.
Here's a closer look at the Ducks' Orange Bowl uniforms.
Oregon Ducks Orange Bowl Uniforms
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