Oregon State’s final regular-season game against Washington State might be relocated from Martin Stadium to Lumen Field in Seattle, as WSU seeks to create the best possible atmosphere for the Thanksgiving weekend showdown — one that’s TV-ready and player-supportive. With Seattle offering a bigger market for the Pac-12, the Pac-12 hasn’t set a hard deadline, but expects a decision before kickoff. Ticket holders could be affected, with contingency plans still being hashed out — all while the goal remains clear: deliver the ultimate game-day experience for student-athletes and fans alike.

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Kawai Chamberlin, Oregon’s top in-state linebacker prospect, just committed to Oregon State for the 2027 season — and he’s bringing elite talent with him. Standing 6’2” and packing 217 pounds, the Willamette standout racked up 103 tackles and 15 for loss as a junior, while also flexing his versatility as a tight end with 16 catches, 200+ yards, and 4 touchdowns. Ranked fifth in Oregon and 145th among linebackers nationally, he chose the Beavers over Minnesota and Boise State — a huge win for OSU’s recruiting class. His commitment elevates the 2027 class to eighth in the Pac-12 and 79th nationally, and signals a major leap for Oregon State’s defense. This is the highest-ranked in-state commit the Beavers have landed since 2021 — and the future is looking mighty promising.

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Kawai Chamberlin, Oregon’s top linebacker, commits to Oregon State — staying home for a powerhouse Pac-12 program that wooed him with personalized coaching, campus family vibes, and a culture built on relentless energy and high standards.

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Oregon State’s home opener is in chaos as they scramble to find a replacement for Texas Tech — whose QB, Brendan Sorsby, is skipping the season for the NFL supplemental draft. The Pac-12 is weighing a full ban, following moves by Georgia, Nebraska, and Michigan, while Oregon State faces a $1M buyout and limited options. CBS’s broadcast rights add pressure, and the final call rests with the Pac-12 commissioner and ADs, watching how the Big 12 and others respond.

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