State of the Beavs

Things really couldn't have gone worse for Oregon State football this week with a shutout loss at Air Force. With two weeks left and two games against ranked opponents, the Beavers need an absolute miracle to reach bowl eligibility. On the bright side, both OSU basketball teams have exciting matchups this week: the men take on hated rivals the Oregon Ducks Thursday, while the women square off against UConn Monday in a battle of two of the nation's top women's hoops programs. Your host Matt Bagley breaks down all of it, plus more college football games that could pique your interest this weekend. Go Beavs.

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Nobody's happy about Oregon State's loss to San Jose State...except San Jose State, of course. At 4-5 with three games remaining, can the Beavers still make a bowl game? Your host Matt Bagley goes deep on what the short-term and long-term future of Beaver football could be given what the last three months have shown us about the program...including on the recruiting trail. Plus, men's and women's basketball have returned to the hardwood, with mixed results. Go Beavs.

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Oregon State's loss to Cal cast doubts on what OSU's quarterback situation should be...Trent Bray expects the staff to make a decision later in the week. There's plenty of other things happening in Corvallis as well, with Beaver basketball getting their seasons started this week. Of course, the three-time College World Series champions also released their schedule for the 2025 season, their first time this millennium playing as an independent. Your host Matt Bagley breaks it all down and gives you a schedule for how you should be watching college football this week. Go Beavs.

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Not much went right for Oregon State against Cal. The Beavs can still push through to reach a bowl game, but it's clear that some decisions need to made - particularly on the offensive side of the ball. Plus, Oregon State basketball officially kicks into gear in just a few days for the men and the women. Do Wayne Tinkle and Scott Rueck have their respective squads ready to go in the WCC? Your host Matt Bagley breaks it all down this week on State of the Beavs! Go Beavs.

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Oregon State football is on a losing streak. There was fight in the UNLV loss, but some things just didn't click. Your host Matt Bagley dissects what worked in the close loss to UNLV, and what still needs correcting in OSU's 4-3 start. Plus, the Beavs head to the Bay Area this week to face Justin Wilcox, Jaydn Ott, and the Golden Bears. How does that turn into a win for Oregon State. All that, and Matt's five games to watch this week. Go Beavs.

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Oregon State football dropped a close contest on the road to a rebuilding Nevada team over the weekend. While the Beavs definitely had bright spots, especially in Jam Griffin's absence, it's clear that they are still growing as a team. Your host Matt Bagley reviews that contest and gets you ready for the UNLV game in Reser this Saturday, while sharing some thoughts from Trent Bray's Monday presser and a few larger college football storylines this week. Go Beavs.

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The college football season keeps rolling this week after the Oregon State Beavers took down a future Pac-12 Conference mate in the Colorado State Rams in double overtime. Your host Matt Bagley recaps that electric result from Reser Stadium. Plus, we learned the identity of another of Oregon State's future Pac-12 Conference mates in the Gonzaga Bulldogs. While the Zags help the basketball identity of the league, what does the league still need on the football side? All that, and the five college football games you need to watch this week. Go Beavs.

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The Oregon State Beavers continue the 2024 football season this week with the Colorado State Rams in town. The Beavs have been on a bye week, fine tuning their rushing offense that's propelled them to a 3-1 start to the year. Plus, the Pac-12's next move isn't exactly clear, but they do have a little bit of time to figure it out. Where could the league's next steps take them now at seven members? Your host Matt Bagley breaks it all down and gives you five games to watch in Week Six of the college football season.

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The Pac-12 is changing again, this time with the addition of Utah State to the group of OSU, WSU, and the Mountain West expatriates Boise State, Fresno State, Colorado State, and San Diego state. Your host Matt Bagley dives into what that means and what could still come next. Also, Oregon State football is off this week after a very respectable 3-1 start to the season. With no Beaver football, what should you watch instead? Bagley has the answers. Go Beavs.

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It's been a roller coaster of a week for Oregon State sports and the Pac-12 Conference. Boise State, San Diego State, Colorado State, and Fresno State will join the league in 2026, but there's still a need for two more teams prior to the start of that season. Your host Matt Bagley goes over the teams that should be watched in the coming months. Plus, Beaver football lost to the Ducks by a fairly large margin. However, there were still signs of growth for Trent Bray's team. Go Beavs.

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