Per 11W: The Buckeyes announced Monday that their Nov. 7 home game against Oregon will be their Scarlet the Shoe game, potentially setting the stage for
Ohio State to wear its new all-scarlet uniforms against the Ducks. The Buckeyes have five uniform combinations featuring the Buckeye Stripes: their core home and away uniforms, all-black Tunnel Vision alternates, all-white Sub Zero alternates and the all-scarlet Scarlet Rush look.
Per Google AI:
Oregon football has hundreds to thousands of possible uniform variations, with fans and estimates citing anywhere from 160 to over 2,000 distinct combinations depending on how helmets, jerseys, pants, cleats, and accessories are mixed and matched.
'Our tradition to is to be untraditional': Inside the lifecycle of an Oregon uniform
Inside the Marcus Mariota Performance Center, history dangles from wire hangers.
The glitz and glamour surrounding Oregon football is not immediately apparent. This is a practical place -- a dimly lit, long hallway inside the second floor of the equipment room furnished with gray built-in closets -- created not as a way to showcase, but rather to store the very thing that has become synonymous with the Ducks: their vast array of fabrics, colors and prints.
Among a sea of roughly 800 jerseys, there's nearly every shade of green -- from neon to emerald to forest to army. Here, black or white never look boring, and the yellow used over the years ranges from a Gatorade-colored hue to Cal gold. Splashes of pink, gray, brown, orange, chrome and blue complete the synthetic rainbow.
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