QB Jake Gelakoska makes verbal #3
Jake Gelakoska, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound quarterback from Jackson High
School in Mill Creek, Wash., verbally committed to Mike Riley and the
Oregon State Beavers Tuesday. "I committed a little bit ago to Oregon
State," the 4-star prospect told Scout.com. "I got done with school
today and it felt good. I like Oregon State a lot, so why not get it
done with now? I've been thinking about it a lot." ...
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Perry Named to Outland Trophy Watch List
Oregon State University sophomore Jeremy Perry has been selected to the
2006 Outland Trophy Watch List, the Football Writers Association of
America announced Monday. The Outland Trophy is awarded annually to the
nation’s premier offensive or defensive lineman ...
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Beavs land field general
FOR LYLE MOEVAO, perhaps the top CCCCA quarterback prospect this year,
it turns out he will be plying his wares in the Pac-10 instead. After a
visit to Corvallis this week, the 6-0, 225-pound quarterback from El
Camino College sat down with his JC coach and came to a decision today.
With his junior college coach’s blessing, he picked up the phone, called
Mike Riley and became a Beaver. He will have four to play three
and is expected to compete with Sean Canfield for the starting spot next
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Camp takes longer route to scholarship
Brady Camp isn't one to boast about his accomplishments, but he figured
he'd done enough to earn the attention of college football coaches.
After all, he was one of only three athletes to earn Class 4A first-team
all-state honors on offense and defense last season and he's always been
an honor roll student. Still, by late January, the Barlow senior was
without a Division I scholarship offer ...
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Northwest Package Football Tickets Available
Monday
The Northwest Package, which consists of games versus Eastern
Washington, Idaho, Washington State and Oregon at Reser Stadium will be
available to purchase beginning Mon., June 26 at 8:30 a.m. online at
osubeavers.com only. Each package will cost $140 ...more
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Bombers sign punter Paulescu
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers signed punter Sam Paulescu to the team's
developmental squad ...
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Catching On
Saints rookie wide receiver Mike Hass was a former walk-on at Oregon
State who parlayed hard work, solid hands and the ability to make the
tough catch into becoming the school's all-time receiving leader. After
ending his standout college career by winning the Biletnikoff Award as a
senior, honoring the nation's top receiver, Hass is working towards
succeeding in the NFL ...
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Sporting News ranks Reser at #4
4. Oregon State: Recent upgrades have lifted the once little stadium
that couldn't to among the upper half of the league. We've seen in years
past how intimidating and loud the place can be when the Beavers are
winning (see: Denny Erickson era) ...
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Focused on his dream
At first James Dockery had a difficult time accepting the obvious.
He was now a minority -- this after being a member of the majority for
most of his life. He arrived in Palm Desert just in time to enroll in
middle school and it was clear this desert city didn't resemble the
heavily minority communities of West Covina or Pomona, where he was born
and raised. And it certainly wasn't New York's Spanish Harlem, where he
had lived the previous five years of his life ...
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Locey is back in orange and black
Jay Locey is coming home.
Officially.
The former Linfield College head football coach, a Corvallis native and
one-time star at Corvallis High School and at Oregon State, was named
OSU’s assistant head coach on Friday. It had been known for several
weeks that Locey, 51, would be joining coach Mike Riley’s staff, but the
university had to complete the hiring process before the announcement
could be made ...
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VICTORY!! Beavs to play for national title!!
OREGON STATE IS TWO WINS from the pinnacle of the college baseball
world. The Beavs on Thursday shut out Rice, the consensus No. 1 team in
the nation, for the second time in as many days with a 2-0 win to
advance to the College World Series Finals. Facing elimination for the
fourth straight game, Jonah Nickerson -- pitching on two days rest --
was nothing short of brilliant ...
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Playing for a title
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Going over the Oregon State baseball team’s pitching situation, the
Beavers are in dire straits. However, they made do for at least another
day ...
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Beavers will host tourney at Gill
The Oregon State men’s basketball team will host Southeastern Louisiana,
Cal Poly and Portland on Nov. 10-12 in the inaugural Oregon Rain
Invitational at Gill Coliseum. The last time OSU hosted an
in-season tournament in Corvallis was the 1958 Far West Classic, which
was subsequently moved to the larger Memorial Coliseum in Portland when
that building opened. ...
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Gary Payton wins an NBA Championship
Congratulations to former Beaver great Gary Payton, who won his first
NBA title on Tuesday night after 16 seasons in the pros. His Miami Heat
defeated the Dallas Mavericks, 95-92, to clinch the championship in six
games ...
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Choking Dog team roster is filling up
Gary Payton for choking on his commitment — and his words. The Heat
guard said in 2002 he would donate $3 million to Oregon State to help
build a new basketball practice center. Four years later, no center and
no donation. Asked last week by a Portland columnist about the
matter, Payton put him off several times, then said, "I don't know. What
do you want me to say? Call my agent. I don't know what happened." ...
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Sleeping with the Enemy
Oregon’s new Nike-designed football uniforms are being unveiled today.
No, they’re not quite as extreme as the illustration shown at right, but
they’re predictably silly nonetheless, featuring four different jerseys,
four different pants, and three different helmets, all of which can be
mixed and matched (plus there will be several different undersleeve
options, creating even more of a crazy-quilt effect). They’ve also
reprised the diamondplate pattern and the “Oregon” and “O” on the pants,
all of which first appeared in last year’s Civil War game. Basically,
the whole thing is ridiculous, which is pretty much what everyone
expected ...
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NCAA committee sends a message on texting recruits
An NCAA subcommittee recently recommended legislation that would
restrict the use of electronic text messages by coaches during the
recruiting process.
The association's Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet agreed Friday
to sponsor legislation that would limit the increasingly popular
recruiting tool to use between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. on weekdays, and
between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on weekends. Also, such communication could
not begin before Sept. 1 of a recruit's junior year ...
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Miranda added to U.S. roster
Former Camarillo High standout and Oregon State All-American Cambria
Miranda has been selected to the U.S. softball roster for the World
University Games, scheduled for July 15-23 in Tainan City, Taiwan ...
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