The Oregon Ducks will be closing out the regular season in style on Black Friday, going up against the Oregon State Beavers in the final home game of the year.
While there was some speculation that the Ducks might pull out an all-black jersey combo for Black Friday, or potentially go with an all-green look once again in the color rush theme that’s taken place over the past few years vs. Oregon State, the ultimate answer is neither of those things.
On Tuesday night, the Ducks unveiled a green and white combo that we haven’t seen from this team in quite a while. Oregon will be wearing green helmets, green jerseys, and white pants.
The combination is a tribute to late teammate Spencer Webb, who tragically passed away in an accident last summer before fall camp started in 2022. Friday’s game would have been Webb’s senior day.
The uniform is modeled by TE Patrick Herbert, and has a web logo that has been associated with Spencer Webb, who wore the number 4.
It is unclear if the Beavers will be wearing their traditional white jerseys, or an orange to match the color rush theme from the past few years.
Here’s a closer look at the uniforms for Oregon, followed by some fan reaction to the jersey drop.