## Overview The Oregon Ducks represent the athletic program of the University of Oregon, with their football team being one of the most recognizable in NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)[1][2]. While the Ducks compete in a variety of sports, their football program is particularly notable for its innovation, branding, and recent conference realignment. ## History The football program was established in 1894, originally known as the Webfoots before adopting the Ducks moniker in the mid-1960s[1]. Home games are played at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon, a 54,000-seat venue known for its passionate fan base[1][2]. The Ducks have been members of the Pac-12 Conference for decades, but in 2024, they transitioned to the Big Ten Conference, marking a significant shift in their competitive landscape and expanding their national profile[1][2][5]. ## Key Achievements Oregon football has claimed 14 conference championships, with notable success in the 2000s and 2010s, including appearances in multiple major bowl games and two national championship game berths[2]. The program has produced 11 consensus All-Americans and has become synonymous with cutting-edge uniform and helmet designs, thanks to a longstanding partnership with Nike, which was co-founded by University of Oregon alumnus Phil Knight[1]. This relationship has not only elevated the team’s visual identity but also positioned Oregon as a leader in sports marketing and apparel innovation. ## Current Status As of the 2025 season, the Ducks are led by head coach Dan Lanning, who has maintained a strong winning record in his first two seasons[2]. The team’s move to the Big Ten has generated excitement and uncertainty, as Oregon now faces traditional powerhouses from the Midwest and East Coast[2][5]. On the field, standout players like quarterback Dante Moore and wide receiver Dakorien Moore are driving the