Episode 169
Trent Bray’s Dual Role, Waverly’s Commitment, Gonzaga Showdown, And Farewell Coach Dalby
In Episode 169 of the Belligerent Beavs Podcast, we start with Football’s big news: Defensive Coordinator Keith Heyward resigns, with Trent Bray stepping up to take over play-calling duties alongside his head coaching role. Plus, we celebrate the commitment of four-star athlete T’Andre Waverly, who made a splash by putting on the Beaver hat live on TV.
Then, we pivot to the hardwood to recap Men’s Basketball’s bounce-back win at Pacific after a close loss at Santa Clara. The focus now turns to a massive showdown against Gonzaga, with Gill poised for its first sellout in five years. Women’s Hoops continues its hot streak, winning four of their last five games, as they gear up for their next challenge at Santa Clara.
Beaver Baseball lands at No. 7 in D1 Baseball’s preseason poll, setting the stage for a big year on the diamond. And, finally, we bid farewell to Greg Dalby, who leaves Oregon State Men’s Soccer to join Air Force.
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In this episode of the Belligerent Beavs podcast, the hosts engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including the countdown to their 169th episode, nostalgia for MySpace, the impact of TikTok, and significant coaching changes in Oregon State football. They also touch on personal goals for the New Year, preferences in fast food, and the dynamics of player transfers within the team. The conversation is filled with humor and insights, making it an entertaining listen for fans of the show. In this episode, the hosts discuss the challenges of coaching and the excitement surrounding new recruits, particularly T'Andre Waverly's commitment to Oregon State. They emphasize the importance of offseason wins and the strategic use of new talent, especially in the tight end position. The conversation shifts to the impact of NIL and collective efforts in recruiting, followed by a detailed analysis of the upcoming men's basketball game against Gonzaga. The hosts also touch on the dynamics of the West Coast Conference and the positive momentum of the women's basketball team. Finally, they address coaching changes and the future prospects for Oregon State athletics.
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The countdown to episode 169 was a humorous start.
Nostalgia for MySpace highlights the evolution of social media.
TikTok's potential ban raises questions about its future.
Oregon State football is undergoing significant coaching changes.
New Year's resolutions are a common topic among friends.
Fast food preferences reveal personal tastes and experiences.
Trent Bray's promotion to defensive coordinator is seen as a positive move.
Player transfers can impact team dynamics significantly.
The hosts share their thoughts on food and health.
The conversation reflects a blend of humor and serious topics. Coaching is a complex challenge, especially with injuries.
T'Andre Waverly's commitment is a significant boost for Oregon State.
Winning the offseason is crucial for program visibility.
The tight end position is seeing a surge in talent acquisition.
NIL and collective efforts are reshaping recruiting strategies.
The Gonzaga game is pivotal for men's basketball this season.
The West Coast Conference presents unique challenges and opportunities.
Women's basketball is gaining momentum and improving under pressure.
Coaching changes can lead to new opportunities for growth.
Fan engagement is vital for the success of the programs.
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"I miss MySpace so much."
"TikTok is a day away from being banned."
"I kind of like it."
"Healthy-ish is good."
"I really like Jersey Mike's Benny."
"Benny's got his OSU baseball jersey on."
"You should probably do this."
"I really needed that jacket."
"I don't trust what you're saying to me."
"This is a good thing for the program."
"This is a huge get for the program."
"This game is a measuring stick for us."
"Santa Clara is a good program."
"We need to fill Gill and we win."
"Gonzaga is vulnerable this year."
"A win could put you in first."
"Nike needs to do a dope Oregon state."
"Fill Gill, for the love of God."
"Chop em!"