Oregon State Football: New Post-Spring Jersey Numbers and Number Changes For 2024
Change will be abundant for Oregon State football this fall. In addition to playing an all-non-conference schedule as the Pac-12 sits in limbo, the Beavs are also playing under a first-time head coach in Trent Bray. Over two-dozen new players also join the Beavs this season after a rather large exodus in the transfer portal.
For Beaver fans, below is a quick cheat sheet on who the returning players are with new jersey numbers and what jersey numbers have been assigned to the Beaver signees who joined the team after the conclusion of spring practice.
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Returning Players With New Jersey Numbers
14 -> 3 - WR Jalen Holmes
7 -> 4 - QB Gevani McCoy
21 -> 6 - WR David Wells Jr.
28 -> 7 - WR Trent Walker
3 -> 9 - WR Jamai East
56 -> 10 - OLB Zakaih Saez
88 -> 14 - TE Jordan Anderson
39 -> 19 - DB Jaydin Young
58 -> 55 - OL Van Wells
New Roster Additions
16 - QB Kallen Gutridge
25 - RB Cornell Hatcher Jr.
26 - RB Salahadin Allah
28 - K Caleb Ojeda
40 - LS Jackson Robertson
46 - K Logan McCreery
50 - OLB WIll Haverland
50 - OL Jayden Tuia
51 - OLB Shamar Meikle
54 - OL Adam Hawkes
55 - ILB Dexter Foster
56 - OLB Kai Richardson
56 - OL Dylan Sikorski
58 - OL Jack Wagner
71 - OL Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan
80 - LB Carson Kolb
82 - WR Malachi Durant
83 - TE TJ Zimmerman
87 - WR Eddie Freauff
88 - TE/FB Andy Alfieri
99 -DL Josh Griffis
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Oregon State's 2024 season begins on August 31 when the Beavers host Idaho State.
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