Oregon Unveils New 'Mummy Duck' Uniforms And Footwear Ahead Of Massive Ohio State Road Clash

No. 23 Oregon has unveiled a new edition of its 'Mummy Duck' uniform featuring black undergarments with bandage print detailing and a helmet face guard panel for the matchup at No. 12 Ohio State.
The Ducks (5-3 overall, 3-2 Big Ten) will wear the special edition gear when they fly to Columbus, Ohio, to play the Buckeyes (6-2 overall, 4-1 Big Ten) at Ohio Stadium, known as The Horseshoe.
It marks Oregon's first return to that stadium since their blockbuster win in 2021.
Coach Dan Lanning and his team are treating the Halloween holiday as far from over.
The uniform is modeled by senior tight end Jamari Johnson.
Johnson has 26 receptions for 328 yards and three touchdowns this season.
The new 'Mummy Duck' edition is an evolution of a design Oregon first introduced during their 2025 away game White Out win against Penn State.
That original version featured white undergarments with glow-in-the-dark elements.
The 2026 version replaces white with black undergarments and white detailing bandage print.
It was the first-ever glow-in-the-dark uniform for the program in the modern era.
A new detail this year is a 'Mummy Duck' face guard panel added to the black helmet.
That face guard features a holographic green wing.
The rest of the uniform combines the white 'Warp Speed' jersey from the 'Generation O' collection with the black 'Fly Era' pants.
Those pants are the inverse of what Oregon wore the previous week.
For their Halloween game against Northwestern, the Ducks wore black 'Warp Speed' jerseys with white 'Fly Era' pants.
Oregon won that game 34-26 at Autzen Stadium.
NIKE DROPS SPECIAL COLLECTION
With the 'Mummy Duck' generating hype from fans, sportswear brand Nike — a longtime Oregon collaborator — dropped a special collection celebrating the two Big Ten titans meeting again.
The collection is available now through Nike's website.
It features apparel for both teams.
For Ohio State, there is an Air Max 90 with black and red Buckeyes-themed sneaker.
Ohio State's collection is named 'Defend the Shoe,' referencing the Ducks' return to their stadium and a longtime phrase.
For Oregon, there is a Foamposite 'Mummy Duck' themed sneaker.
The Foamposite shoe starts at $230 on the Sole Classics' website.
GoDucks.com offers a 'Mummy Duck' bomber jacket, T-shirt, and hat for this special drop.
The jacket features frayed white fabric mimicking mummy bandages.
It also carries the iconic Oregon Duck 'Mummy Duck' logo.
During the prior week for the Oregon and Northwestern game, the Ducks also sold limited edition 'Mummy Duck' cups at Autzen Stadium.

Fans clamored to get the exclusive release.
NEW CLEATS ON THE WAY
Oregon and Nike are not stopping with the uniforms.
A new Nike Vaporposite Pro football cleat in the 'Mummy Duck' theme is set to release on December 15, 2026.
The cleat continues a story Oregon and Nike introduced last year.
That was when the school revealed matching 'Mummy Duck' Foamposite footwear and football cleats.
With the Foamposite recently receiving its retail release, the Vaporposite Pro is now next in line.
The football-ready pair carries over many of the details that made the theme stand out.
Its molded upper is finished in a dark, iridescent mix of brown, green and purple.
That finish shifts in appearance depending on the light.
Black runs through the knit collar and eyestay.
Contrasting white laces break up the darker finish.
The mummy inspiration becomes clearer across the branding.
A pale green Swoosh is surrounded by frayed white fabric.

That gives it a wrapped, unfinished appearance.
The tongue features a special Oregon Duck graphic dressed as a mummy.
The same shifting metallic finish continues onto the cleated plate underfoot.
It marks another chapter in Oregon's long-running relationship with Nike.
Nike regularly produces exclusive footwear and uniforms for the Ducks before select designs eventually make their way to the public.
The Oregon Ducks x Nike Vaporposite Pro 'Mummy Duck' releases December 15, 2026, for $200.
The matching 'Mummy Duck' Foamposite is available now.
INJURY REPORT LOOMS LARGE
Oregon will be without leading rusher Jordon Davison when it plays Ohio State on November 7.
Davison was listed as out on the Ducks' availability report released November 4 by the Big Ten Conference.
He was injured against Northwestern last week and spent the second half on the sideline in street clothes and using crutches.
His 439 yards, seven touchdowns and 91 carries are all team highs.
Starting wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan might be ready to return from injury.
McClellan was listed as probable on Wednesday's availability report.

He broke his foot during pregame warmups prior to the Portland State game on September 18.
That injury has caused him to miss the last six games.
Before getting hurt, he had seven catches for 170 yards and one touchdown in two games.
Also out for a third-straight game is receiver Messiah Hampton.
Hampton was arrested a week ago for eluding police and reckless driving.
The only other new addition to the availability report this week is reserve tight end Andrew Olesh.
Olesh will not play against the Buckeyes.
Other players on the availability report include Tony Cumberland, a four-star freshman defensive tackle from Eugene's Willamette High School.
Cumberland was injured in an offseason car accident and remains out.
"It's a work in progress with him," Oregon defensive line coach Tony Tuioti said on August 17.
"I don't think it's going to be anything that we'll be able to see him soon."
"But he's made so much progress."
"I think the thing that's most important is that we have him with us and just having him in the room brings a smile to all our faces."
Trent Ferguson, the junior left guard, is out for the season with a knee injury suffered against Oklahoma State on September 12 during his first career start.

Aaron Flowers, the starting safety, is out for "the foreseeable future" after having surgery on his shoulder, Lanning said on October 14.
Flowers left the game against USC on September 26 and hasn't played since.
Dillon Gresham, the junior wide receiver, isn't expected to play any time soon, if ever again.
He suffered a season-ending neck injury in August 2025.
While still on the roster, Lanning has said Gresham's football future remains in doubt.
"There's not really a clear indication," Lanning said.
WHAT THE GAME MEANS
Oregon needs to win out to potentially secure a spot in the College Football Playoff.
The Ducks are 5-3 overall and 3-2 in Big Ten play.
Ohio State is 6-2 overall and 4-1 in Big Ten play.
The Buckeyes are ranked No. 12 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings.
Oregon is ranked No. 23.
This is the first time Oregon has played at Ohio Stadium since their upset win in 2021.
How do you rate Oregon's new 'Mummy Duck' uniform rendition for their showdown against the Buckeyes at The Horseshoe?
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