OSU's Legree leads nation in receiving as WSU clash looms
Jesse Legree is responsible for eight of those catches, including all five of OSU’s 50-yard pass plays this season, making it no surprise that he leads the country in receiving yards and touchdowns entering this week’s matchup with Washington State.
- OSU offensive coordinator Mitch Dahlen has been creative in moving Legree around to prevent defenses from taking him away.
- Last week against San Diego State that included moving Legree into the backfield for a variety of plays.
- PT Where: Reser Stadium, Corvallis Betting line: Oregon State by 18.5 TV: USA On air: KEX 1190 in Portland, KEJO 1240 and 93.7 in Corvallis Stream: You can watch this game live with Fubo (free trial), or with DIRECTV (free trial).
We always look to play top down and take away the deep routes first.” WSU defensive coordinator Trent Bray will be tasked with doing what nobody has been able to do yet this season: contain Legree.
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- However, opponents are not breaking through that mark often, with just four passes over 40 yards and none for more than 50, one of 30 teams yet to allow such a play this season.
- Aeryn Hampton (20 receptions for 245 yards) and tight ends Eric Olsen and DeCorion Temple each have at least 20 catches and Aaron Butler has four grabs for at least 20 yards.
- CORVALLIS — There may be no more appropriate way to describe Oregon State’s outrageously successful passing game this season than explosive.
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