Oregon Ducks Men's, Women's teams drop fire fourth uniforms

Both of Oregon's Men's and Women's basketball teams have gotten a uniform refresh this year, and they have not missed. So far, the only uniform that the men's and women's teams have had in common is the bright yellow and black ones, recently revealed and worn by both teams earlier this month. They both have similar bases to their uniforms, with minor twists. The men's green jerseys say 'Oregon' on them, while the women's say 'Ducks'. For the white jerseys, it's the opposite for both teams as well.

Now, both teams are getting a black-based variant for their fourth uniform set. The Men's team is similar to the black on yellow uniforms, but reversed. The lettering is done in a clean silver color outlined in yellow, and it looks great. The GoDucks account on X labeled them as "Silver Strength". They look similar to some past Oregon black uniforms, with a modern twist. You can take a look at the post below to see the new uniforms.

Personally, I am a huge fan. I liked the yellow uniforms they had just come out with, but I think these are by far better. So far, the Men's team is 4-0 on the season with wins over Hawaii, Rice, South Dakota State, and Oregon State. It has not been smooth sailing nor pretty, but they have shown game-to-game improvement. Hopefully, we will get to see the Silver Strength uniforms in the Ducks' massive clash with No. 22 Auburn in the Players' Era Festival tournament.

Now the women's team has the men's team beat, as far as fourth uniforms go. Like the men, the women get a black jersey, but with a lot more flair. Their version features the "Combat Duck" logo above the number, both of which are in yellow. The trim of the jersey has a unique green and yellow gradient going on, which is something I think the men's team should take note of. The post below shows the women's new uniform.

While the women's uniform game has been hot, their basketball team has been on fire. Similar to the men, they are off to a 4-0 start, but it has come a lot easier for them. The NCAAW Ducks have beaten West Georgia, Montana, Grand Canyon, and Army by an average point differential of 31.75. Tonight, they face Washington State on the road. I imagine they will where those uniforms either tonight or their next home game vs. Utah State.