The San Diego State Aztecs are no longer a sleeping giant! Discover the inside story of how the program engineered a massive transformation to become a serious threat in the College Football Playoff race. From a major coaching change under Sean Lewis to an entirely new offensive and defensive system (AztecFAST!), SDSU is rewriting the playbook. The secret? A perfect storm of strategic upgrades: ✅ The state-of-the-art Snapdragon Stadium ️ ✅ A hyper-aggressive transfer portal and recruiting strategy led by the program's first-ever General Manager ✅ The game-changing move to the Pac-12 Conference in 2026, opening a clear path to the expanded CFP! We break down the key players, the shift in culture, and the explosive on-field results that prove San Diego State is ready to compete with the nation's elite. If you want to know which team is the ultimate CFP dark horse or how a former Mountain West powerhouse became a Power 5 program contender, this video is a must-watch! Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more College Football deep dives! #SDSUFootball #CollegeFootballPlayoff #CFP #Aztecs #Pac12 #SnapdragonStadium #CFBNews #CollegeFootball 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.

The Oregon State Beavers football program has made a major change, firing head coach Trent Bray on Sunday, October 12, 2025, according to multiple reports. The decision comes after the Beavers' disappointing 0-7 start to the 2025 season, which marks the program's worst start since 1991. Bray, an Oregon State alum and former defensive coordinator, was promoted to head coach in November 2023 following the departure of Jonathan Smith to Michigan State. His total record as head coach concludes at 5-14 in 19 games. The final straw was a 39-14 loss to Wake Forest on Saturday. Key Firing Details: Final Record: 5-14 overall (1-13 in his last 14 games). Trigger: Loss to Wake Forest dropped the team to 0-7 in the 2025 season. Buyout: The university reportedly owes Bray $3.6 million for the remainder of his contract. Interim Coach: Assistant Robb Akey is expected to be appointed the interim coach for the remainder of the season. The firing signals the end of a difficult tenure for Bray, who inherited a program facing major transition, including roster challenges following the splintering of the old Pac-12 conference. Athletic Director Scott Barnes, who initially hired Bray, is now tasked with leading a new search for the next permanent head coach. 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.

The recruiting drama is real! Top 2026 Quarterback Deagan Rose, a highly-touted local product from Clovis, CA, has decommitted from Oregon State and quickly flipped to the Fresno State Bulldogs under new Head Coach Matt Entz. This move delivers a huge recruiting victory for Entz, landing a potential program-defining QB close to home. For Trent Bray and the Oregon State Beavers, losing their longest-standing and highest-rated 2026 commit is a devastating setback that raises serious questions about the program's direction. Watch as we analyze the impact of Rose's flip on the Mountain West and the Beavers' increasingly difficult situation. 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.

The Pac-12 (and Mountain West) headlines are absolutely INSANE this week: Oregon State head coach Trent Bray says he’s NOT making any coaching changes despite a rough start in Corvallis. Meanwhile, Colorado State’s offensive line is in full-blown crisis mode as protection issues continue to derail their season. And over in Pullman, Washington State is SURGING — proving they’re a real threat in the new-look Pac-12. In this episode, we break it all down: Why Bray is sticking with his current staff at Oregon State and what it means for the Beavers’ season. How Colorado State’s O-Line struggles are holding back their offense and what must change fast. The keys to Washington State’s hot streak and how far the Cougs can climb in the conference race. Drop your thoughts in the comments — Who’s making the biggest mistake, and who’s the biggest threat? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the to stay locked in for the latest college football news and analysis. #OregonState #ColoradoState #Wazzu #CollegeFootball #Pac12 #BlueprintSportsNetwork 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.

DISASTER in Corvallis: Oregon State controlled most of the night against Houston but too many mistakes — two blocked field goals, blown coverages, and late-game miscommunication — turned a sure win into a heartbreaking 27-24 overtime loss at Reser Stadium. Head coach Trent Bray admitted the Beavers “dominated for 3½ quarters but didn’t finish” and called the blocked kicks “inexcusable.” Players Skyler Thomas and Trent Walker echoed that the team has to “keep its foot on the gas” and “finish all four quarters.” In this postgame breakdown, we discuss: Why special-teams continues to be Oregon State’s Achilles’ heel The late-game collapse on defense after a dominant first half The analytics-driven OT call with Malik’s injury and Jabari Johnson at QB Locker-room reaction and leadership from Walker & Thomas Whether this loss has already put the Beavers’ season on the brink Oregon State falls to 0-5 and faces tough questions about finishing games — and about the future of this season in the Pac 12 race. 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.

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.

A battle of contrasting trajectories is set for this Friday night under the lights at Reser Stadium as the winless Oregon State Beavers host the undefeated Houston Cougars. The game is scheduled for a 7:30 PM PDT kickoff and will be a crucial test for two teams with vastly different starts to their 2025 seasons. The Beavers (0-4) are in desperate search of their first victory after a challenging start to the campaign. Despite playing with heart, Oregon State has been unable to find a winning formula, dropping their first four contests. This Friday presents a significant opportunity to turn their season around in front of their home crowd. On the other side of the field, the Houston Cougars (3-0) come to Corvallis riding a wave of momentum. Under the guidance of their coaching staff, the Cougars have been firing on all cylinders, showcasing a potent offense and a stout defense that has yet to taste defeat this year. Their unblemished record has them positioned as a formidable opponent for the Beavers. This matchup marks the fourth meeting between the two programs, with Houston holding a 2-1 series advantage. The historical context adds another layer of intrigue to the contest, though the teams have not faced each other since 1970. For Oregon State, this game is about more than just avoiding a fifth straight loss; it's about finding an offensive rhythm and building confidence for the remainder of the season. The Beavers will need their key playmakers to step up and deliver a breakthrough performance against a tough Houston defense. Houston will be looking to maintain its perfect record and continue its climb in the national rankings. A road win against a Power Five opponent would be a significant statement for the Cougars as they navigate their 2025 schedule. Will the Beavers finally break through and capture their first win of the season, or will the Cougars' early-season dominance continue? Tune in this Friday night for what promises to be a compelling non-conference showdown. 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.

Washington State Falls in Apple Cup, QB Controversy Finally Resolved with Zevi Eckhaus In the 117th edition of the Apple Cup, Washington State faced a tough 59-24 loss against the Washington Huskies. While the outcome was disappointing for Cougar fans, the game brought some clarity to WSU's quarterback situation as Zevi Eckhaus was named the starter and showcased his potential. Eckhaus, making his first start of the season after a quarterback controversy, finished with 277 passing yards, two touchdowns, and also added a rushing touchdown. Despite two interceptions and a fumble, his performance earned him the official nod as the starting quarterback moving forward. The Cougar offense showed signs of life with Eckhaus at the helm, moving the ball more effectively than in previous games. However, Washington's offense proved too much to handle, with quarterback Demond Williams Jr. leading a dominant performance, including four passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown. The Huskies pulled away in the fourth quarter, outscoring WSU 28-0. This game provided a clear direction for Washington State's offense with Zevi Eckhaus taking the reins, even as the team looks to address defensive struggles after giving up over 50 points for the second consecutive week. Key moments: Zevi Eckhaus's first start of the season. Washington's dominant offensive performance. Eckhaus solidifying his role as WSU's starting QB despite the loss. #AppleCup #WashingtonState #WSUFootball #CollegeFootball #ZeviEckhaus #Pac12 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.

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