Beavs Making A Late Push To Add To 2021 Class

With National Signing Day 2.0 on the horizon, Beaver fans are beginning to wonder what additions, aside from linebacker Orion Maile-Kaufusi, will take place in the 2021 class prior to February 3rd.

On Wednesday, Oregon State sent out a couple new offers, proving that there may still be some work to be done.

In-state defensive lineman Brody Reese was the first to add an offer from the Beavs.

Though he wasn't able to play this past year, Reese had a huge season in 2019, recording 88 tackles, 29 tackles for loss, and 8.5 sacks. Needless to say, Reese is a disruptor and uses his size to his advantage. Not only is Reese a football player, he is also a state champion wrestler and a fantastic student in the classroom. Defensive lineman are a need for the Beavers, so Reese could be a fantastic late addition to the class.

The 6-foot-3, 295-pound defensive tackle holds a preferred walk on offer from Washington, as well as offers to Western Oregon, San Diego, Linfield, Northern Colorado, and Valpo.

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The second player to pick up an offer from Oregon State was Mobile (AL) defensive back LaDareyen Craig.

In eight games this season, the 6-foot-2, 175-pound playmaker used his 4.38 40-yard dash speed to help him record 41 tackles, 9 pass break ups, and 3 interceptions.

Craig has seen his stock rise in a big way since the early period, adding offers from South Carolina, Mississippi State, and of course, Oregon State.

Alabama is typically not a state that the Beavers recruit very hard, but would certainly be able to win big if they were able to land Craig.