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Just to clear up any confusion, the darker grey areas are the "sweat zones" that we have incorporated into our jerseys. It's where we have channeled the sweat/moisture to go for quicker evaporation. All the jerseys are one solid color. Here's an example:

For those of you that don't already know, the shirt print glows in the dark as well.

For those of you that don't already know, the shirt print glows in the dark as well.

I also beg to differ. We will ALWAYS be the "front-runner" for college football.

It's too bad we only got Kevin to wear these once, and that was to an appearance.

Thanks all. They may become available as things get cleaned up around here.

Thanks all. They may become available as things get cleaned up around here.

Good observation haha. It's only because our team works on other schools as well.   

Good observation haha. It's only because our team works on other schools as well.   

      

      

Yes, I agree. I have this year's pair sitting on my work station right now, along with the SMU cleats from the last game with the yellow nobs/chrome plates. I don't think he caught the "diamond plating" on the palms. Otherwise, the other side just looks like the standard released ones. GO DUCKS!

Yes, I agree. I have this year's pair sitting on my work station right now, along with the SMU cleats from the last game with the yellow nobs/chrome plates. I don't think he caught the "diamond plating" on the palms. Otherwise, the other side just looks like the standard released ones. GO DUCKS!

If you want to see an "interesting" game as far as marketing goes, watch these two teams in the annual "Civil War" game this Saturday.

If you want to see an "interesting" game as far as marketing goes, watch these two teams in the annual "Civil War" game this Saturday.

It is confirmed, along with a Friends & Family event(coupon needed).

It is confirmed, along with a Friends & Family event(coupon needed).

Although everyone is entitled to their own opinion about it, the bottom line is that it was made for the University of Oregon and their fans, and designed with the University of Oregon and their fans in mind. It's definitely a first for college basketball and ties in well with the innovative...

Although everyone is entitled to their own opinion about it, the bottom line is that it was made for the University of Oregon and their fans, and designed with the University of Oregon and their fans in mind. It's definitely a first for college basketball and ties in well with the innovative...

You have to understand the story behind the design, then you can form an opinion about it. It has symbolic references to the state of Oregon, and two men who were very instrumental in making the arena a reality, Phil Knight and Pat Kilkenny. It is inspired by the tree-covered region known as...