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The Oregon Duck loses his head while chopping ‘Prime Clock’

Duck Oregon (Organization)

The Oregon Duck came out for Saturday’s Pac-12 game with Deion Sanders and Colorado trying to do some Prime Time styling.

The only problem was the duck in the white hat somehow lost his head while he was shredding the “Prime Clock.”

Watch as said duck quacks up and sprints back up the tunnel so no one knows his actual identity.

OMG @TheOregonDuck pic.twitter.com/UCkVIiphcU

— Hayden Herrera (@haydenherrera) September 23, 2023

To be truthful, his behavior was, um, quite daffy.

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