Nike OREGON DUCKS Game Used Football Jersey Signed Malone #22 Team Issued PE L

Description: Nike OREGON DUCKS Game Used Player Edition Team Issued Football Jersey. Size 44 Large. Autographed by DUCKS star LB #22 Derrick Malone Jr. "Wingin It'' Lights Out' new design road white uniforms. Please note last photo, simply a depiction of this uniform used during the game. Nothing in that photo is including in this listing. For demonstration purposes only. Rare jersey with detailed graphics custom embroidered by Nike. Extremely rare, difficult to find Limited Edition jersey. Please, no returns. Free shipping! Please check goducks.com for details. Has been stored framed in a smoke-free, heated game room. Selling my collection to pay tuition, please check my other auctions. Whiter, Green & Yellow. Player exclusive, custom designed by players for players for game use. Sleeves are Skill player cut. Too many details to list. Nike, PAC12, Numbers, Letters & OREGON branded graphics are custom embroidered. Please note photos for game use & signature. These uniforms were more durable & 28% lighter than diamond-plated predecessors. More photos/info on request. Great addition for any DUCKS fan, these player exclusive limited edition uniforms aren't available often. Especially player autographed. Wear it, frame it, rep the DUCKS. Never sold retail, this team issued jersey is an integral part of Nike & OREGON evolution of player input uniforms. Oregon's tradition of updating uniform style was essential in recruiting & establishing the Oregon brand on a national level. Get a DUCKS game used jersey & be part of the game action. Get it delivered directly to your front door with free shipping. Shipping service may vary at time of purchaseMore info per request regarding uniform technology courtesy of Nike.com & SI.com For information purposes only:'Four years earlier a different sort of seed had been planted when 15 year-old Derrick Malone Jr. satin Colton, CA & watched Oregon QB Dennis Dixon pilot an offense unlike any Malone had ever seen. When each play ended, Dixon's team hustled to the line of scrimmage & ran the next play. Sometimes they ran the same play again & again. "I saw how fast everyone was," says Malone, a linebacker whose last game as a DUCK was in the National College Football Championship. "I just said, 'I've got to get a piece of this." Players loved the uniforms, the colors, options & variety. They eventually asked if Nike could tweak the uniforms each week. "We dress up for a party every weekend, we don't wear the same gear every Saturday." Meanwhile Nike physiologists at the research center suggested a QB looking downfield might have an added advantage if the Ducks altered their uniforms from game to game to create maximum contrast with their opponent's. Style & science agreed, & toward the end of the last decade, Oregon started mixing & matching of bright colors & daring designs innovated & inspired college football in a historic manner.The Chip Kelly era of offense Malone watched in 2007 was only the beginning. After Belotti stepped aside & Kelly became HC in 2009, the Ducks took flight. They pumped music into hyper=speed practices that allowed the offense to play on Saturdays at a tempo few defenses could match. Meanwhile. DC Nick Aliotti modeled his substitution patterns after hockey line changes- because his players faced more plays in practice-and stressed creating turnovers that Oregon's offense could quickly turn into backbreaking points. Kelly's Ducks abjectly refused to discuss injuries, both to keep them secret & to instill an attitude among players that no matter who went down, someone could fill his role. Tradition continued, these concepts have become Oregon's brand.Oregon built a strong one by dressing fresh, playing fast & overcoming injuries. Now everyone wants to copy the Ducks. What was once ridiculed is now imitated. Nike-Oregon has influenced college uniform designs with revolutionary innovations.

Price: 239.9 USD

Location: Renton, Washington

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