Kerry Eggers 8/20/24 Kerry Eggers 8/20/24

How will the Beavers fare in ’24? The experts have their say

A new era of Oregon State football begins on Aug. 31 when the Beavers face FCS opponent Idaho State in a 5:30 p.m. season opener at Reser Stadium.

Kerry Eggers 12/14/21 Kerry Eggers 12/14/21

A conversation with the guys at Joe Radio in Corvallis —Mostly about “Jerome Kersey: Overcoming the Odds” …

I am grateful for all the media who have done interviews with me and helped create awareness about my new book on the Trail Blazers’ late, great small forward. But it is particularly nice when the interviewers have taken the time to read the book.

Kerry Eggers 9/27/21 Kerry Eggers 9/27/21

On Oregon State’s historic takedown of Troy, along with a look at that win back in 1960, and a nod to the late Steve Hall

Pontificating on one of the biggest Oregon State football victories this century …

• Every 61 years, the Beavers beat Southern Cal on its home turf.

The way they did it Saturday night in a 45-27 dismantling of the Trojans in LA Memorial Coliseum was impressive.

This isn’t a great USC team, and it seems in some disarray following the Sept. 13 dismissal of Clay Helton as head coach.

That doesn’t lessen the impact that the victory has on Oregon State’s program in the fourth year under Coach Jonathan Smith.

Kerry Eggers 2/2/21 Kerry Eggers 2/2/21

Cinderella’s slippers come in size 14 for ex-Beaver tackle Mike Remmers

There will be dozens, maybe hundreds or personal stories that come out of the lead-up to Super Bowl LV. I’m not sure any are more Walter Mitty-ish of nature than that of Mike Remmers.

The Beaverton resident and Jesuit High and Oregon State grad will be starting at left tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs as they face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla.

Kerry Eggers 6/29/20 Kerry Eggers 6/29/20

With Ron Callan and Jim Wilson, offering our favorite Beaver athletes ever…

Note to readers: Jim Wilson and Ron Callan will serve as occasional guest columnists on my website. The Oregon State broadcasters’ first offering is a list of each’s top five favorite Beaver athletes to watch through the years. That’s not necessarily the best players, but the ones they most enjoyed watching at their craft.