With a playoff berth in sight, Oklahoma will sport a distinct set of alternate threads, ditching the school’s iconic crimson and cream palette for an anthracite look.<\/p>\n
The school’s “Unity” alternates have been worn for one game each season under coach Brent Venables (Oklahoma boastsa 3-0 record<\/a> in said games), with the uniforms’ defining features being the anthracite-heavy color scheme and “Unity” on the back of every jersey in place of traditional nameplates.<\/p>\n The Sooners won’t be the only team sporting memorable threads this weekend. Here are the top uniforms from around college football in Week 13.<\/p>\n No. 12 in the most recent College Football Playoff rankings<\/a>, Utah<\/a> enters the final two weeks of the season on a three-game win streak with an outside shot to finish in the final field.<\/p>\n Having reeled off three consecutive wins, the Utes are hoping to keep their momentum going against Kansas State<\/a> — and will look to do so in style. Utah is pulling out its all-black uniforms for the occasion, which features bright red numbers and accents that pop against the dark background.<\/p>\n Another team playing in one of Week 13’s biggest games is Oregon<\/a>, which plays host to a resurgent USC<\/a> squad looking to make some noise of its own in the playoff race. The Ducks are known to bring the heat with their seemingly endless array of uniform combinations, and this weekend will be no different.<\/p>\n Oregon also is going for a darker theme, mixing a black base with metallic steel accents and numbers with a green helmet. The most distinct detail for this particular Ducks jersey comes on the sleeves, where a diamond-plating pattern offers a throwback to Oregon’s 2005 uniforms.<\/p>\n Some of college football’s most underrated uniform combinations belong to UTEP<\/a>, and their offerings this week fit that notion.<\/p>\n The Miners’ unique orange, light blue and white color palette makes the jersey a treat, but the real prize of UTEP’s looks comes on the helmet. The bright orange lids feature an old-school cartoon miner motif on each side of a center stripe, carrying a pickaxe in one hand and a football in the other.<\/p>\n UTEP isn’t the only school making waves with its helmet game this weekend, though — UTSA<\/a> is stepping up, too.<\/p>\n The Roadrunners’ lids make no bones about representing UTSA’s local ties, representing both the school’s state and city. The helmet’s design includes the number “210” — the main area code for the city of San Antonio — inside a Texas state outline and above a star representing San Antonio’s location.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/1760786288_38__end_rule.png\"\/)
<\/a><\/p>\n