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Oregon is wearing camo socks for the National Championship

Another addition to the Ducks’ unorthodox look.

by Kevin Trahan
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Oregon is wearing white and gray/black uniforms for the National Championship on Saturday, declining to wear either school color — green and yellow. To go along with the uniforms, the Ducks are wearing camo socks.

(via ESPN)

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