The Oregon State Beavers football games’ average ticket prices for the last few season have experienced little fluctuation. The price average from the 2014 to 2017 college football seasons has maintained a ticket price within the $30-$40 range for Beavers’ college football games. The highest ticket average occurred in 2015 with a $48 Oregon State price for the football games, this was a 27% increase from the 2014 season. The average ticket price for the Oregon State Beavers current 2017 season is at $36, which is an 2% decrease from the previous 2016 season and the lowest ticket price average within the last four years.
(Data updated 9/20/2017)
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2017 Oregon State Season Preview
The Beavers would rather not be just a running team, but the Beavers ladies and gentlemen are a running team. Ryan Nall attempted to carry the offense last year at running back and it didn’t turn out as expected. He’s a skillful player, quite possibly NFL caliber after having ripped Cal for 3 TDs and 221 yards last year, but he needs help, and that should come from receivers Seth Collins and Jordan Villamin alongside fellow RB Artavis Pierce. Oregon State’s quarterback situation is shaky, so much so that we’ll talk defense now. Linebacker Manase Hungalu, straight out of Hawaii is a potent playmaker, and the Beaver secondary has made nice strides. But alas this all comes back to QB if it’s going to be a bowl-worthy season. The pressure is on Jake Luton - hit your receivers and keep Nall engaged and things will look up. Otherwise, back to being the “other Oregon school.” Whether you are planning on cheering on Oregon State at Reser Stadium or supporting the Beavers on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017 Oregon State Beavers tickets, including home and away games.
Oregon State Beavers Football at Reser Stadium
Address: 660 SW 26th St, Corvallis, Oregon, 97331 The Oregon State Beavers play their home games at Reser Stadium in Corvallis, Oregon. Beaver fans will try to shake the stadium to its foundations this season, especially during the Civil War game against the archrival Oregon Ducks or against the Washington Huskies. The Oregon State Beavers home bench is on the Reser Stadium sideline with sections 111-121. Reser Stadium parking information is covered in our Beavers event guide.
Known as the Civil War game, it’s the 7th oldest rivalry in Division I FBS football. These two routinely try to knock each other out of a possible Rose Bowl berth, while also fighting for state pride. The 2009 game had a BCS bowl game on the line for both teams, which Oregon won. Only 49 miles separates the two schools, so the division in the state cuts deep.
The “Northwest Championship”
The big rivalry that has continued to brew between Oregon State, Washington State, Oregon and Washington was called the Northwest Championship by Washington coach Rick Neuheisel, which you get when you beat all three of the other schools. OSU has won the championship in 2004 and 2007.
Oregon State in the College Football Playoff, Bowl Games, and Pac-12 Championship
After playing in several different conferences for most of the schools history, the Beavers finally got their chance to play with the top “dogs” joining the PAC 10 in 1978. Oregon State has won over 60% of their all time bowl games, which is quite impressive considering the quality of opponents they match up with. Missing out on a PAC 12 Conference Championship in ’12 the “Beavers” are proud owners of five conference titles in their school’s history. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the Pac 12 Championship Game.
2016 Oregon State Football Preview
The Oregon State Beavers and first-year head coach, Gary Anderson, had a rough 2015 season as they set a new record low with 2 wins and 10 losses. Many of the key positions coming into the 2016 season for the Beavers will be question marks as they try to improve from last season. Oregon State will be starting the season with a new quarterback; this position will be taken over by either sophomore Marcus McMaryion or freshman Mason Moran. New defensive coordinator Kevin Clune will have the tough task of rebuilding the defensive side of the ball. The Oregon State Beavers will be a work and progress over the next couple of years as improvements are made to the team, but the hope is that these improvements will start in 2016. Top games on the 2016 Oregon State Beavers’ schedule are between Stanford, UCLA and Oregon Ducks.
2015 Oregon State Football Preview
2015 marks the end of an era for Oregon State Beavers football. The Beavers said goodbye to longtime coach Mike Riley, and welcomed in highly touted Gary Anderson. Anderson’s run first offense should thrive in his first season in Corvallis, with star running back Storm Woods returning for his senior season. Woods should be poised for his best season yet for Oregon State in 2015. Handing Woods the ball will be talented, but young quarterback Seth Collins. The Oregon State offense will benefit from should be one of the top defensive units in the PAC-12, where the Beavers will be especially dangerous up front. Top road games on the 2015 Oregon State Beaver schedule include at Michigan, Arizona, and Oregon. Oregon State will welcome Stanford, UCLA, and Washington to Corvallis in 2015.
2014 Oregon State Football Preview
The Beavers started the 2013 season off winning 6 of their first 7 games, including 2 Pac-12 road games. Then the wheels fell off and OSU lost their final 5 regular season games, including a 1 point heart breaker to arch-rival Oregon. In the offseason the Beavers lost quarterback Cody Vaz and excellent receiver Brandin Cooks. Even with those departures, Mike Riley will have plenty of talent and experience for 2014. The defensive unit should be one of the toughest on the West Coast, with 7 senior starters headlined by linebackers D.J. Alexander, Jabral Johnson, and Michael Doctor. Sean Mannion will get another chance at leading the offence and junior running back Storm Woods looks to continue as one of the country’s most dangerous ground weapons. As always the biggest game of the year will be the Civil War against Oregon. Other games to look forward to are at Stanford, and at USC.
2013 Oregon State Football Preview
Mike Riley enters his 13th season as the Oregon State Beavers head coach and owns the most wins in the football programs history. Riley is hoping to build off the 2012 season that saw the team improve in the win total by six games from the previous year. The Beavers return 16 starters from last year, but must settle the quarterback position. Junior QB Sean Mannion and senior Cody Vaz will battle to see who gets the nod when the season starts. Mannion and Vaz shared the duties last year and neither separated from the other during spring workouts. With the quarterback position up for grabs, there is no debate at running back or receiver. Storm Woods averaged nearly 5 yards a carry during his freshman season that saw him reach the endzone 13 times. Junior receiver Brandin Cooks averaged an astonishing 17 yards per catch last year for over 1,100 yards and five touchdowns. The Beavers welcome Stanford and USC to Corvallis, with the season ending at Oregon in the yearly Civil War game.
2011 Oregon State Football Preview
While rival Oregon was wondering what went wrong during their BCS Title Game loss, the Oregon State Beavers were sitting in Eugene wondering how to get out of a lost season. Coach Mike Riley endured a 5-7 year after being on the precipice of the team’s first Rose Bowl twice in the previous seasons. This year, Riley is looking to put that behind him and chalk 2010 as a bump in the smooth road he’s traveled on so far.
Offensively, Riley is looking to develop quarterback Ryan Katz the same way he did with NFL gunslingers Derek Anderson and Matt Moore. Alas, like a lot of Beavers, Katz’ off-season was spent under the knife so sophomore backup Cody Vaz could see a lot of time under center in 2011. It will be up to whichever quarterback to use the team’s two outstanding wide-outs—Markus Wheaton and James Rodgers—to full capacity and make-up for a running game that is looking to be underwhelming after the loss of Jacquizz Rodgers to the NFL.
Defensive ends Stephen Paea and Gable Miller went along with Rodgers to the NFL, leaving gaping holes in the front line. Riley hopes those holes will be filled by seniors Dominic Glover and Kevin Frahm. If they don’t, star-in-the-making strong-side linebacker Cameron Collins will be waiting. After being moved from safety, Collins is looking to make a name for himself. Since the secondary is little weak after even more surgeries, he may be the bright spot on the defense that will help OSU get back to their winning ways.
2010 Oregon State Football Preview
Momentum has been building for the Oregon State Beavers football program. The team has played in four consecutive bowl games, finished the season ranked among the top 25 in three of the last four years and tied for second place in the Pac-10 the last two seasons. The Beavers will need an added push if they're to beat out their rivals and defending conference champions, the University of Oregon, for the Pac-10 title and the "Civil War" rivalry game.
But 2010 just might be the year for Oregon State. Running back Jacquizz Rodgers is perhaps the team's most promising talent since Chad Ochocinco left the club in 2001. Rodgers rushed for 1,440 yards and an astounding 21 touchdowns last season. As Rodgers' begins his 2010 campaign, he is already regarded as the Pac-10's leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy. Rodgers will be running behind an O-line fortified by the potential All-Conference center, Alex Linnenkohl. Finally, any team with a kicker like Oregon State's Justin Kahut, who made 22 out of 27 field goals last season, including a 50-yarder, has an edge in close games.
Traditionally, Oregon State will play Oregon in the last week of the season - potentially a decisive game for a conference championship.
2009 Oregon State Football Preview
In 2008 the Oregon State Beavers shocked a lot of people. After a so-so start, the Beavers took the Pac-10 by storm after a huge upset of the USC Trojans. OSU Head Coach Mike Riley might not be able to sneak up on Pac-10 foes in 2009, but his team should be just as good as it was last season. Riley's offense will be powered by the dynamic Rodgers duo, Jacquizz the star RB and James the studly wide receiver. They will be joined by senior quarterback Sean Canfield, who's experience should help the Beavers win tough road games. The Beavers just missed a Rose Bowl berth in 2008 - will 2009 be the year they return to Pasadena?
2008 Oregon State Football Preview
The Oregon State Beavers football team has proven itself to be a comeback squad the last few seasons. The Beavers tend to start their seasons with a few losses, but manage to finish strong and wind up with a bowl bid. Head Coach Mike Riley will look to improve on this next season. If the Beavers can start their seasons the way they end them, they’ll have a real shot at winning the Pac-10 and maybe a Rose Bowl bid. Reser Stadium will be the epicenter of Oregon State’s high hopes this season as the 46,000 strong crowd cheers their team on to conference glory.