Oregon is rolling with a familiar look for Saturday night’s matchup with Nebraska, and the Ducks revealed the combo the usual Wednesday Night way.
For Game 6, Oregon will wear green helmets, black jerseys and green pants. The helmets feature black wings on the sides with a matching green facemask, while the black jerseys come with patterned shoulders, grey patterned numbers outlined in green and green names on the back.
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Game 6 uniform combo. #GoDuck pic.twitter.com/LDaC5u3Lev
- Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) October 15, 2026
It’s not a brand-new look for the Ducks. Oregon wore this same combination on October 11th last season against Indiana, a game the Ducks lost. The main difference this time around is on the helmets, where the wings will be black instead of the grey version used last season.
The reveal comes after last week’s “Origin of Speed” uniform debut in the loss to UCLA, a look plenty of fans probably won’t be eager to see again. This week, Oregon goes back to a more classic setup, even if the uniforms are taking a back seat to what happens on the field.
At this point, that’s the bigger issue for the Ducks. The flash still matters, but Oregon needs a win badly and has to keep grinding on offense until Dante Moore returns. Saturday night is another chance to steady things and get back on track.
The Ducks host Nebraska at Autzen Stadium on Saturday night. Fox will televise the game, with kickoff set for 8:00 PM PT or 11:00 PM ET.
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