Following an NFL Draft where no Oregon State players were selected, several Beavers will still still get a shot with a pro team as undrafted free agents. This week, your host Matt Bagley dives into those signings and why their stories matter. Plus, the Pac-2 football programs have a media deal in place for 2025 and more football transfer portal updates. Finally, while Oregon State baseball are still one of the nation's top programs in the overall rankings, but a terrible weekend against the Ducks doesn't help things when it comes to their postseason chances. Go Beavs.

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Spring football has wrapped for Oregon State, and some important questions for the Beavers have been answered. It's been a fairly eventful week for Beaver sports at large, with the baseball program moving into the top three. Will they be able to sustain that success for the final month of the season? Will it lead to them hosting a regional in the NCAA Tournament? Your host Matt Bagley dives into those questions, and recaps the week's recruiting updates for the men's and women's basketball teams. Go Beavs.

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It hasn't always been pretty this season, but Oregon State baseball just keeps winning and moving up in the national rankings. Head coach Mitch Canham has now reached a major career milestone with 200 wins in less time than it took Beavs legend Pat Casey.

Plus, Oregon State football are ready for their spring game this week. Your host Matt Bagley previews that event and what the Beavers have been up to this spring. It's also time to take stock of just how much the Beaver basketball teams have lost via the transfer portal in a few short weeks. Go Beavs.

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The season came to an end for Oregon State men's basketball in a hectic game against UCF in the first College Basketball Crown tournament in Las Vegas. What went wrong for the Beavers in that result? In the days since, Wayne Tinkle's group has been absolutely decimated by the transfer portal. Should Tinkle's staff look overseas again for replacements? Your host Matt Bagley looks at the Beavers' options for 2025-2026 and examines some updates from football's ongoing spring practices. Go Beavs.

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This week, Oregon State men's basketball prepares to play postseason basketball in the very first College Basketball Crown event in Las Vegas against Central Florida. Unfortunately for Wayne Tinkle's group, they'll do so without their three top players after Michael Rataj, Nate Kingz, and Parsa Fallah all entered the transfer portal. Can they still make a run at it? Your host Matt Bagley gets you ready for the event. Plus, several Oregon State football players have a shot to get invites to NFL rookie camps, or possibly even hear their names called in this month's NFL Draft. Joshua Gray leads an exciting group on that front. Go Beavs

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Oregon State women's basketball fought valiantly, but the Beavers' time at the NCAA Tournament ended quickly after a massive third-quarter slump against North Carolina. Now, both OSU basketball teams need to deal with what could be their fiercest opponent yet: the transfer portal. The men's program has already (potentially) lost a major piece with the announcement that Michael Rataj will explore the portal. Plus, Beaver baseball is still rolling and the spring football season is giving us plenty of reasons to be optimistic for the fall in 2025. Go Beavs.

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March is shaping up to be a huge month for Oregon State Athletics. Scott Rueck's Beaver women's basketball team begin their time at the NCAA Tournament this week against the North Carolina Tar Heels on Saturday. The Beavs have their work cut out for them, but Rueck indicated that his group is excited for the challenge.

Meanwhile, OSU men's basketball missed out on the NCAA Tournament, but did find a place in the College Basketball Crown, a new postseason tournament in Las Vegas. Spring football also rages on and a Tuesday win over Rutgers makes it ten in-a-row for OSU baseball. Go Beavs.

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The Beavers are going dancing for the second year in a row! The Oregon State women's basketball team pulled off a thrilling upset of defending WCC champions Portland in Tuesday's conference tournament final. Your host Matt Bagley breaks down everything that went right in the Beavs' run to the title and what lies ahead after Selection Sunday.

Plus, spring football continues for Trent Bray's team as some of the team's new faces get their first opportunity to meet with the media. Oregon State baseball is also putting together a strong winning streak, sweeping San Diego to begin the home portion of the schedule. Go Beavs.

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It's a busy weekend for Oregon State sports. The West Coast Conference tournament begins in Las Vegas for both Beaver basketball programs. Scott Rueck's women's team is the #3 seed and begin play on Sunday, while Wayne Tinkle and the men's team begin on Saturday as the #5 seed. Plus, spring football practices have begun in Corvallis as Trent Bray's program prepares for 2025. What should the priorities be for Maalik Murphy, Anthony Hankerson, and the rest of the Beavers?

Plus, Oregon State baseball is still a top-ten team, but haven't put together the most consistent string of performances through the first three weeks. Should that be cause for concern? Your host Matt Bagley breaks down all of it this week on a new edition of State of the Beavs.

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After two weeks of the regular season, Oregon State baseball has a 5-2 record. Most of those performances were very impressive, with strong pitching and quite a bit of offense. The two losses at the Round Rock classic, however, show that Mitch Canham's squad is far from invincible. Your host Matt Bagley dives into the positives and negatives of the current state of Beaver baseball. Plus, we have a date for OSU football's spring game and Wayne Tinkle's men's basketball squad has reached the 20-win mark for the first time in 35 years.

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