BREAKING NEWS: National Recruiting Analyst Says Oregon State Beavers Could Be Losing a 2025 Commit due to…
BREAKING NEWS: National Recruiting Analyst Says Oregon State Beavers Could Be Losing a 2025 Commit
Corvallis, OR—The Oregon State Beavers, riding a wave of momentum following their successful 2024 football campaign, may soon face a setback in their recruiting efforts. A top-tier national recruiting analyst revealed today that the program could be on the verge of losing a key commitment from their 2025 class.
The recruit in question, a four-star wide receiver out of Southern California, has reportedly been reconsidering his pledge amid heavy interest from powerhouse programs like USC and Georgia. Sources close to the situation suggest the player is weighing the Beavers’ offer against the allure of competing for a national championship at a larger school.
“It’s not a done deal yet,” said the analyst during an interview. “But when you have programs like USC stepping in late with NIL packages and promises of high-profile exposure, it makes decisions a lot tougher for recruits.”
Oregon State fans are understandably worried. The wide receiver, known for his blazing speed and acrobatic catches, was seen as a cornerstone of the 2025 class—a signal that the Beavers were ready to compete with bigger programs for elite talent.
Head coach Trent Walker, who has been instrumental in revitalizing the Beavers’ recruiting pipeline, addressed the rumors during a press conference. “We understand the nature of college football recruiting,” Walker said. “We’re committed to building relationships and creating an environment where players can thrive. If someone’s heart isn’t here, we respect their decision and move forward.”
The player’s high school coach added fuel to the fire earlier this week, praising his star athlete’s maturity in navigating the recruiting process. “He’s keeping all his options open, which is what I advise all my players to do,” the coach remarked.
As the early signing period for 2025 approaches, Oregon State is expected to push hard to retain the recruit’s commitment. However, with national powerhouses circling, the battle is f
ar from over.