Beavers Fall to 4-5

     After failing to score in the 4th quarter, the Oregon State Beavers would fall to the San Jose State Spartans. The Beavers now having a losing record for the first time this season. Oregon State started out the season 4-1 with their only loss to the now #1 ranked Ducks, have fallen to 4-5 after losing 4 straight games. Oregon State QB Ben Gulbranson threw for an impressive 292 yards but failed to get into the endzone. Oregon State's star RB, Anthony Hankerson had a game with 121 yards on the ground and the Beavers sole touchdown. The Beavers will face off against Air Force next Saturday with a chance to brin their record back to .500.



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