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State of the Beavs reflects on Oregon States thrilling athletic year, from Beaver baseballs College World Series appearance to womens basketballs West Coast Conference title. Footballs eventful 2025 season has fans eager for more. The podcasts growth is thanks to listeners like you, and its set to deliver more updates and insights in 2026. Pro Beavs like Nahshon Wright are making waves, and realignment twists are on the horizon. Stay tuned for fresh takes on Beaver momentum.

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Oregon States offensive lineman, Keyon Cox, enters the transfer portal, following recent departures. Cox, a redshirt sophomore, transferred from UCF and started at left tackle after injuries and coaching changes. Despite limited game time, his only start was a challenging game against Tulsa. With the Beavers roster thin on the lines, more transfers are expected as they rebuild for next season.

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Oregon States New Head Coach: JaMarcus Shephard Takes Helm After Tumultuous Season After a dismal start to the 2025 season, Oregon State University has hired JaMarcus Shephard as their new head football coach. Shephard, who previously served as Alabamas co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach, replaces Trent Bray, who was fired mid-October following a 0-7 start. The hire comes as a fresh start for the Beavers, who have struggled under Brays leadership, posting a 5-14 record over a season and a half. Shephards appointment is notable as former Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst was also in the running for the position. Chryst, who has been out of head coaching since serving as an offensive analyst at Texas in 2023, has been a subject of interest as Michigan States Pat Fitzgerald has moved on to the Spartans. With Wisconsins Luke Fickell facing pressure to turn around the teams recent struggles, the coaching carousel continues to spin in college football. Fans across the nation eagerly await the next big move in the world of college football coaching.

Oregon State football faces a significant overhaul following a disappointing season, with four key players announcing their transfers. Offensive lineman Ryan Berger, edge rusher Shamar Meikle, and defensive back Zakaih Saez all depart, leaving the Beavers with a crucial need to rebuild their interior line and edge rushing capabilities. The transfer portal opens in January, offering opportunities for both players and the team to regroup and improve.

Oregon State football suffers another blow as slot receiver Taz Reddicks enters the transfer portal. The redshirt sophomore from Fort Lauderdale, who started for the Beavers this past season, showed promise with 30 receptions for 391 yards in 2025. His departure leaves the Beavers receiver room thin, with questions surrounding the roles of Trent Walker, Darrius Clemons, and other depth players. Reddicks brings two years of eligibility to his next program, as the NCAA football transfer portal opens January 2nd.

Oregon States offensive line suffers a blow as starting left guard Dylan Sikorski, a former Tacoma Athlete of the Year, enters the transfer portal. Despite a challenging journey at Corvallis, Sikorski excelled as a left guard anchor in the 2025 season, earning praise from Pro Football Focus. With his departure, redshirt sophomore Ryan Berger and redshirt junior Nathan Elu are set to take over the guard snaps, while incoming players like JaMarcus Shephard face a tougher transition.