What does it mean to be part of one of the most legendary teams in Oregon State history?

In this episode of Beyond the Field, host David Endres, '82, sits down with former Oregon State quarterback Steve Preece, a member of the 1967 "Giant Killers" team that stunned college football. That season, the Beavers defeated No. 1 USC and No. 2 Purdue and tied No. 2 UCLA, cementing a legacy built on defense, discipline and belief.

Preece reflects on his time in Corvallis, the culture under coach Dee Andros and what it took to compete against the nation's best. He shares lessons from leading in high-pressure moments and how that experience shaped his path to the NFL, where roster battles, injuries and constant competition defined the professional game.

The conversation also explores life after football, building a career, redefining identity and staying connected to Oregon State. Preece offers a candid perspective on transition, resilience and the lasting impact of being part of something bigger than yourself.

This episode is a look at toughness, perspective and what it means to be a Beaver for life.