How to Watch Oregon State vs. Washington State: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – November 23, 2024

Updated Nov. 23, 2024 5:30 p.m. ET

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Star runner John Mateer and the Washington State Cougars (8-2) face the Oregon State Beavers (4-6) on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET at Reser Stadium.

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Carlos Hernandez caught a deep 28-yard touchdown pass that helped the Washington State Cougars even the score against the New Mexico Lobos.

How to Watch Washington State vs. Oregon State

Oregon State has an even 1-1 record against Washington State in the past two matchups.
Each team has covered in one game in the past two matchups with those games eclipsing the total on one occasion.
Oregon State has tallied 59 points in the last two matchups while only allowing 48 to Washington State.

While Washington State ranks 17th-worst in the FBS in total defense with 434.1 yards allowed per game, it's been a different story on the other side of the ball, as the Cougars rank ninth-best in the FBS (461.6 yards per game).
Washington State has struggled defensively against the pass, ranking 21st-worst in the FBS (254.4 passing yards allowed per game) this season. However, the Cougars rank 19th-best offensively, putting up 279.4 passing yards per game.
The Cougars rank 91st in scoring defense this year (28.1 points allowed per game), but they've been thriving on the other side of the ball, ranking seventh-best in the FBS with 38.9 points per game.
Offensively, the Cougars rank 40th in the FBS with 182.2 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, they rank 102nd in rushing yards allowed per contest (179.7).
Washington State is posting a 44.3% third-down conversion rate on offense, which ranks them 32nd in the FBS. On the defensive side of the ball, the defense ranks 66th, surrendering a 38.5% third-down percentage.
With 17 forced turnovers (32nd in the FBS) against eight turnovers committed (12th in the FBS), the Cougars' +9 turnover margin is the 14th-best in college football.

Name	Position	Stats
John Mateer	QB	2,707 YDS (63.2%) / 26 TD / 6 INT 695 RUSH YDS / 12 RUSH TD / 69.5 RUSH YPG
Kyle Willams	WR	51 REC / 872 YDS / 11 TD / 87.2 YPG
Wayshawn Parker	RB	642 YDS / 4 TD / 64.2 YPG / 5.6 YPC 9 REC / 96 REC YDS / 1 REC TD / 12 REC YPG
Kris Hutson	WR	44 REC / 556 YDS / 2 TD / 55.6 YPG
Taariq Al-Uqdah	LB	56 TKL / 1 TFL / 2 INT / 2 PD
Kyle Thornton	LB	51 TKL / 5 TFL / 1 INT / 1 PD
Kapena Gushiken	DB	41 TKL / 2 TFL / 2 INT / 2 PD
Andrew Edson	DL	33 TKL / 4 TFL / 2.5 SACK

In terms of total yards, Oregon State ranks 66th in the FBS (386.1 total yards per game) and 95th defensively (395 total yards allowed per game).
In terms of passing, Oregon State ranks 106th in the FBS (187.7 passing yards per game) and 58th on defense (212.4 passing yards allowed per contest).
From an offensive perspective, the Beavers are putting up 23.2 points per game (99th-ranked). They rank 97th in the FBS defensively (28.7 points given up per game).
The Beavers' run offense has been thriving, piling up 198.4 rushing yards per contest (23rd-best) this season. On defense, they rank 105th by allowing 182.6 rushing yards per game.
Oregon State ranks 18th-worst in third-down conversion percentage allowed (45%), but at least it has been excelling on offense, ranking 25th-best in third-down rate (45.2%).
The Beavers have registered nine forced turnovers (117th in the FBS) and committed 14 turnovers (58th in the FBS) this season for a -5 turnover margin that ranks 100th in the FBS.

Name	Position	Stats
Anthony Hankerson	RB	889 YDS / 14 TD / 88.9 YPG / 4.5 YPC 23 REC / 110 REC YDS / 0 REC TD / 11 REC YPG
Gevani McCoy	QB	1,300 YDS (60.9%) / 3 TD / 6 INT 326 RUSH YDS / 5 RUSH TD / 36.2 RUSH YPG
Trent Walker	WR	65 REC / 713 YDS / 2 TD / 71.3 YPG
Jamious Griffin	RB	450 YDS / 4 TD / 64.3 YPG / 6.2 YPC
Skyler Thomas	DB	60 TKL / 0 TFL / 1 INT / 1 PD
Isaiah Chisom	LB	57 TKL / 4 TFL
Nikko Taylor	LB	32 TKL / 4 TFL / 2.5 SACK
Melvin Jordan IV	LB	40 TKL / 2 TFL