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The Oregon State Beavers wrapped up a season that, by all accounts, must be considered an overall success based on preseason expectation.
But that doesn’t mean there aren’t lingering feelings of what might have been (See: Colorado loss).
On the latest episode of the Beaver Banter podcast, The Oregonian/OregonLive’s Aaron Fentress and Nick Daschel look back at the season and break down all the highs and lows.
They discussed:
- What worked/didn’t work
- MVP of the offense and defense
- The biggest win and toughest loss
- Is the upward trajectory sustainable?
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The Beavs are living that LA life, but game day is coming up fast.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress discuss the Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl and what to make of the high-flying Utah State squad.
Can the Beavs get to 8-5 on the season?
They discussed:
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The Oregon State Beavers' first trip to a bowl game in nearly a decade is officially on, and the Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl presents a special opportunity for OSU.
On the latest episode of the Beaver Banter podcast, The Oregonian/OregonLive's Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress give an initial look at the inaugural bowl game and the opponent, Utah State.
Kimmel, the late night host, offers the schools a chance to promote their brands to a big-time audience. What's that mean for OSU?
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Welp.
The Oregon State Beavers had what seemed to be a golden opportunity to win their second game in a row against their rivals down in Eugene. The Beavs didn't get the job done.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, The Oregonian/OregonLive's Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress breakdown how it all went wrong and what may be ahead for the program.
They discussed:
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Oregon State appears to have rediscovered its mojo at just the right time and the Beavers head to Eugene to face a Ducks squad that is reeling from injuries and a blowout administered
by the Utah Utes.
Storylines abound in what is perhaps the most significant edition of the still unnamed rivalry game since 2009.
This week, The Oregonian/OregonLive's Aaron Fentress, Nick Daschel and James Crepea join forces to break down all the various storylines on a special collaboration edition of the Ducks Confidential and Beaver Banter podcasts
They discussed:
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The Beavs are, most likely, going bowling for the first time since 2013. The next two games will set the stage for what level of bowl game Jonathan Smith and crew will land once the regular season ends.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress discuss the 35-14 rout of Stanford and much more.
They addressed:
· What the bowl eligibility means for the program
· How the defense looked under new defensive coordinator Trent Bray
· Chance Nolan looking sharp for first time in weeks
· Can the Beavs stop Arizona State’s run attack?
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Oregon State fell in Boulder this weekend and defensive coordinator Tim Tibesar is out the door as a result.
But the woes didn’t start in Colorado for the fourth-year staffer.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress discuss Tibesar’s firing, Trent Bray’s ascension to the defensive coordinator, the 37-34 overtime defeat and much more.
They also discussed:
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On this episode of The College Football Playoff Show, the first rankings are out, and the committee putting Alabama at No. 2 and Cincinnati at No. 6 has Doug Lesmerises and Shehan Jeyarajah fired up.
First, the guys think about adding Wake Forest and Notre Dame to the playoff discussion, and at the end, they kick out either Iowa or Ole Miss.
In between, with the help of the text subscribers, they dive into whether the committee is setting up Alabama to make the playoff as a two-loss team if the Tide loses to Georgia in the SEC title game. And what does Cincinnati have to do if the committee thinks only its win over Notre Dame matters so far?
Among the other discussions:
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Oof.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, Nick Daschel and Aaron Fentress discuss easily the worst performance for the Beavs in their flat-footed 39-25 beatdown at the hands of Cal.
They discussed:
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Oregon State is one win away from being bowl eligible, but the Beavs have many bigger goals still within reach.
On the latest episode of Beaver Banter, The Oregonian/OregonLive's Aaron Fentress and Nick Daschel discuss the state of the Beavs after a thrilling come from behind victory against the Utah Utes. They discussed:
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