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Atkinson and Legree Team for Big Passing Day in Oregon State's 56-26 Win in Pac-12 Opener
Braden Atkinson completed 31 of 34 passes for 428 yards and 5 touchdowns as Oregon State piled up 651 yards.
- On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Oregon State Beavers defeated the Colorado State Rams 56-26 at Canvas Stadium in their Pac-12 Conference opener, compiling 651 yards of total offense.
- Quarterback Braden Atkinson led the offensive surge, completing 31 of 34 passes for 428 yards and five touchdowns, while wide receiver Jesse Legree caught five passes for 157 yards and three scores.
- Defensive coordinator Tyson Summers departed the sideline after the first quarter, leaving co-defensive coordinator Kenny McClendon to assume play-calling duties as Colorado State's defense struggled throughout the contest.
- Complementing the passing game, the Beavers' backfield accrued 223 yards on 36 touches, with running back AJ Newberry gaining 90 yards and tight end Gabe Milbourn adding a 2-yard touchdown run.
- Following the victory, Oregon State improved to 3-2 overall and will host the San Diego State Aztecs next Saturday at Reser Stadium, while Colorado State fell to 2-3 entering a bye week.
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Atkinson and Legree team for big passing day in Oregon State’s 56-26 win in Pac-12 opener
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Braden Atkinson threw five touchdown passes, three to Jesse Legree, and Oregon State defeated Colorado State 56-26 on Saturday in a Pac-12 opener for both teams. Atkinson found Legree down the right sideline for a 50-yarder to open the scoring. Legree turned a short pass into a 38-yard score to […]
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