With a second trip to the college football championship game in five years, Oregon has established itself as one of the top college football programs in the country.
But to most fans, the Ducks will always be the school that started the trend of wild and wacky uniforms that change seemingly every week.
It wasn't always that way. Before Nike got its grips on the Oregon program, the Ducks wore some of the most classic uniforms in college football. On the next few pages we will take a look at how those uniforms have changed through the years.
In the 1920s, Oregon players wore light-colored leather helmets, possibly white.
Nothing is more classic than the Oregon uniforms worn in the 1958 Rose Bowl, featuring yellow helmets with numbers on the side and white jerseys with shoulder stripes.
In the early 1970s, the Ducks (dark jerseys) were wearing a simple yellow helmet without logos or numbers.
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