How Many Jerseys Has Oregon Football Worn Since 2000?

When it comes to pushing the boundaries of team apparel, Oregon football stands in a league of its own. Since 2000, the Ducks have become famous for their ever-changing football uniform combinations, making them one of the most visually dynamic teams in college sports history. (For teams looking to make their own statement, check out American Sportswear’s football uniforms.)

The Uniform Revolution Begins

Oregon’s transformation into college football’s fashion icon began in earnest when Nike co-founder and Oregon alum Phil Knight took a personal interest in the program. What started as occasional uniform variations in the late 1990s exploded into a full-blown style revolution after 2000, with the Ducks debuting multiple new football uniform designs each season.

Tracking the Jersey Count

While Oregon’s athletic department doesn’t maintain an official count, uniform experts estimate the Ducks have worn at least 150 different jersey designs since 2000. This staggering number includes:

Primary Color Variations

The Ducks have sported jerseys in more than a dozen base colors, from traditional Oregon green and yellow to bold choices like black, white, silver, gray, and even high-visibility neon yellow.

Special Edition Designs

“Oregon frequently introduces commemorative jerseys honoring military veterans, first responders, or celebrating special occasions, showcasing styles inspired by American sportswear. These one-off designs add significantly to their total count.