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A new era begins with a new Head Coach in Gary Andersen, who comes to the Pac-12 from Wisconsin and the Big Ten. Victor Bolden Returns to anchor a group of young Wide Receivers and with Mannion on to the next level,
Seth Collins seems primed to take over the Starting role at Quarterback.
For Oregon State there are clearly more questions then answers entering the 2015 season. Our own Mike Vamosi breaks down the Oregon State Beavers
Schedule: Weber State (9/5), @Michigan (9/12), San Jose State (9/19), Stanford (9/25), @Arizona (10/10), @Washington State (10/17), Colorado (10/24), @Utah (10/31), UCLA (11/7), @California (11/14), Washington (11/21), @Oregon (11/27)
Non-Conference Thoughts: Gary Andersen’s squad shouldn’t have issues week one or three but their first road game is also the first home game for former Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh in Ann Arbor. Just given that game I’d say this makes it a decent non-conference schedule.
Conference Schedule: Their schedule alternates with two tough games, two light until pretty much November. Interestingly the last two weeks are against rival foes Washington and Oregon which I feel will determine if the Beavers return to a bowl game.
Outlook: 6-6, Andersen is moving the offense from Mike Riley’s pro style to more of a spread so we’ll see how that works out. This record is more of what the head coach can do since I think the schedule is fairly tough.
The Beavers begin with non-conference opponent Weber State on Friday night in Corvallis before travelling to Ann Arbor to take on Michigan next week.