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Autzen Stadium, Springfield

Sunday, 7th August 2005 by

Home of the Oregon Ducks American Football team is Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. The central “O” and end-zone “Oregon” is clearly visible in signature yellow on green. Thanks: John Armitage

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