
NIGHTMARE: Oregon State COLLAPSES to Houston for DISASTER 0-5 Start: Trent Bray MUST Go
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Houston Stuns Oregon State in Overtime After Special Teams Meltdown by Beavers A series of catastrophic special teams blunders by Oregon State handed the Houston Cougars a stunning 27-24 overtime victory on Friday night at Reser Stadium. The Beavers had multiple opportunities to secure a win, but crucial errors in the kicking game ultimately sealed their fate in a game they largely controlled. The most glaring of these errors came as time expired in regulation. With the score tied 24-24, Oregon State lined up for a game-winning field goal attempt. However, the kick was blocked by a surging Houston defensive line, sending the game to an improbable overtime and leaving the home crowd in stunned silence. This was not the only special teams miscue for the Beavers. In the second quarter, another Oregon State field goal attempt was blocked, preventing them from extending their lead. These two plays proved to be the difference in a tightly contested matchup. Coming into the game, Oregon State's special teams unit was a known vulnerability, ranking last in the nation in special teams efficiency according to some metrics. This Achilles' heel was on full display Friday night, overshadowing an otherwise solid performance by the Beavers' offense and defense. Oregon State had built a lead through a balanced offensive attack, but their inability to convert on crucial scoring opportunities, particularly in the kicking game, kept Houston within striking distance. The Cougars capitalized on the Beavers' mistakes, forcing overtime and ultimately winning on a field goal of their own in the extra period. For Houston, the victory marks a significant road win against a Power Five opponent. For Oregon State, it is a devastating loss that will raise serious questions about the state of their special teams and their ability to close out games. The recurring theme of self-inflicted wounds in the third phase of the game will undoubtedly be a major focus for the coaching staff moving forward. Welcome to Pac-12 Daily: your front row seat to the next era of college athletics. The new Pac-12 is rising with Oregon State, Washington State, and fresh faces like Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Utah State, Texas State, and Gonzaga basketball. Here you’ll find bold takes, breaking news, recruiting battles, game previews, rivalries, and the stories no one else is telling. From the legacy of the old Pac-12 to the rebuild that’s about to shake up college sports, we’ve got you covered. For more in-depth coverage, visit: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/pac-12-daily/ Connect with Us: Twitter/X: https://x.com/Pac12Daily Website: https://blueprintsportsnetwork.com/ If you love real analysis and authentic coverage of the new Pac-12, hit that SUBSCRIBE button, drop a comment with your take, and share this video with other fans. Let’s build this community together.