Episode 167
Football Season Wrap-Up, Everett Hayes’ Senior Day Heroics, Basketball’s Hot Start, And Terry’s Mysterious Absence
In Episode 167 of the Belligerent Beavs Podcast, JP and Benny break down Beaver Football’s rollercoaster season. From Everett Hayes’ legendary Senior Day game-winning kick to Oregon State's hard-fought finale in Boise, we wrap up the season and dive into what’s next for the Beavs. Plus, OSU Men’s Basketball is lighting it up, staying undefeated against the spread and playing as a cohesive, international powerhouse. And where is Terry? His absence remains a mystery…
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In this episode of the Belligerent Beavs Podcast, hosts JP and Benny L discuss the recent hiatus of the show, the excitement surrounding the end of the football season, and their experiences during the holidays. They reflect on the Boise State game, share their Thanksgiving traditions, and even talk about a unique Thanksgiving magician. The conversation also touches on holiday preparations, Christmas decorations, and their favorite local beers. In this conversation, Benny and JP discuss their experiences in Boise, including the local beer culture and their travel adventures. They reflect on the recent football season, expressing disappointment over not making it to a bowl game while also acknowledging the team's potential. The discussion transitions into thoughts on rivalries, particularly with Washington State and Fresno State, and what the future may hold for the Oregon State football program. In this segment, the conversation delves into the recent game against Boise State, reflecting on the team's performance and the officiating. The discussion transitions to the optimism surrounding the team's future, including new signings and the impact of the transfer portal. The hosts explore the dynamics of player retention and the importance of building a strong culture within the team, emphasizing that success is not solely driven by financial incentives but also by a supportive environment. In this episode, the hosts discuss the future of Oregon State football and basketball, expressing optimism about the upcoming seasons. They analyze the potential of the football team, emphasizing the importance of health and retention of players. The conversation shifts to men's basketball, highlighting the excitement surrounding the team's performance and the depth of talent. The hosts also touch on the significance of building a strong team culture and the impact of international recruitment on the program's success. They conclude with reflections on the season and the importance of fan support.
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The podcast took a break due to the holidays and creative differences.
The hosts are excited about the upcoming holiday season and Christmas preparations.
Benny L shares his experience at the Boise State game, feeling proud of the team's performance.
Concession lines at the Boise State game were notably long and frustrating.
The stadium environment at Boise State was affected by the early kickoff and weather conditions.
The hosts discuss the unique experience of having a magician at Thanksgiving dinner.
They emphasize the importance of family traditions during the holidays.
The conversation includes humorous anecdotes about bathroom experiences at the game.
The hosts express their desire to get back into the holiday spirit and decorations.
Beer preferences and local breweries are a recurring theme in their discussions. Boise has a vibrant beer culture that is worth exploring.
Travel experiences can be enriched by family connections.
The football season was disappointing but showed promise for the future.
Rivalries in college football can evolve and become more intense over time.
Fans play a crucial role in creating a lively game atmosphere.
Traveling to Japan is an exciting prospect for Benny.
The importance of supporting senior players in their final games.
The unpredictability of college football seasons can lead to unexpected outcomes.
Building rivalries with teams like Washington State and Fresno State is essential for fan engagement.
The future of Oregon State football is uncertain but holds potential for growth. The refereeing in the Boise State game was notably poor.
Oregon State's performance against Boise State was commendable despite the loss.
The transfer portal is reshaping team dynamics and player retention strategies.
Building a strong team culture is essential for long-term success.
Stars in recruiting do not guarantee success on the field.
The collective's role in retaining players is becoming increasingly important.
Players are considering factors beyond money when deciding to stay or leave.
The optimism surrounding new signings is palpable among fans.
The coaching staff's ability to develop players is crucial for future success.
The conversation highlights the need for stability in the team's roster. Oregon State's football team has potential if key players return from injury.
Defense is crucial for setting the tone in football.
Fans have the right to expect more from the team next season.
Coach Coop is recognized as a rising star in coaching.
The men's basketball team is showing promise and depth this season.
Oregon State's basketball culture is evolving with international players.
The team is good, deep, and bought in, which is exciting for fans.
The importance of team chemistry cannot be overstated in sports.
Oregon State's recruitment strategy may influence other programs.
Fan support is vital for the success of the teams.
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"I want to get into Christmas again"
"The concession lines are atrocious"
"I had mittens on because it was so cold"
"Bathroom hand condoms for your hands"
"Go get one, I wish I had this dude's card"
"I need some Christmas beer soon"
"Boise has a good beer culture."
"I vaped and drank a lot in Boise."
"I hope we get out of here."
"The fans were lit."
"Everett deserves his flowers."
"Benny the adventurer."
"It felt like it, especially."
"That refereeing job was pretty atrocious."
"It was a fun week."
"I love the strategy. I love the play."
"We should be doing the same."
"Defense sets the tone."
"You love to see it."
"This team is good, deep, and bought in."
"This is good reason."
"Chop em!"