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Oregon's new Duck uniforms from earlier this week inspired ESPN to take a crack at designing more literal uniforms for some of the nation's top teams. Some good, some very bad...



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PrimeTime Money•114 months
Those don't even make sense. All Oregon did was wear orange socks and shoes as a nod to duck feet. It's not like they printed feathers all over their uniform and made the sleeves look like wings.
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Black n Gold•114 months
Yeah only three of those are a "top team".
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ExpoTiger•114 months
Whoever made these....you are a terrible designer. Terrible.
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ExpoTiger•114 months
Nothing about these are Oregon-ish. These are a whole different level of terrible. Why make this?
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