Oregon Ducks add on-field logos through Progressive Insurance partnership
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 4:51 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026
The Oregon Ducks will feature on-field logos in Autzen Stadium this season as part of a new partnership with Progressive Insurance. Announced on August 18, 2026, Oregon joins 12 other college programs in the initiative aimed at generating additional funding for athletic departments. The move reflects the growing financial in college sports, particularly with regards to player compensation and sponsorships. Fans will notice more branding during games, although the on-field experience is expected to remain unchanged. Oregon's season opener is scheduled for September 5 against Boise State at Autzen Stadium.
- •Oregon Ducks partnering with Progressive Insurance for on-field logos.
- •Partnership includes 12 other college football programs.
- •New logos aimed at generating additional funding for athletics.
- •Fans will see increased branding but unchanged game experience.
- •Oregon hosts Boise State on September 5 at Autzen Stadium.
- 4:51 PMYahoo Sports — Oregon partnering with Progressive Insurance to add on-field logos
"Progressive Insurance is partnering with the Oregon Ducks to add on-field logos in Autzen Stadium.
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