Oregon State brought the energy on a cool, drizzly morning to start the second half of spring practice. The Beavers were outside all morning in full pads, and looked fresh despite the week off.

Head coach Jonathan Smith noted how much his liked having a week off, and how impressed he was with how his guys have embraced it. Having a week off is much easier on players’ bodies, and Smith thought the team looked sharp.

RELATED

WATCH: Oregon State Spring Practice Interviews - Day 7

Roster and Position Changes Highlight Second Session of Spring Practice

5 Things To Watch In The Final Weeks Of Oregon State Spring Football

(continue reading below)

- The Oregon State offense started with a two-minute drill, and this was the first group to take the field.

QB: Jake Luton

RB: Artavis Pierce

TE: Isaiah Smalls

WR: Isaiah Hodgins

WR: Champ Flemings

WR: Kolby Taylor

LT: Blake Brandel

LG: Gus Lavaka

C: Nous Keobounnam

RG: Clay Cordasco

RT: Brandon Kipper

- Oregon State’s offense struggled to get going early on, but found their stride and practice progressed. Luton led the first drive, which ended in a missed field goal attempt from Choukair.

- The second drive was a three-and-out, with several passes slipping off the hands of receivers due to the rain.

- Luton was the first to take snaps during 7-on-7 as well, but threw a pick to Jalen Moore on the first drive. Luton was looking deep down the middle and Moore had enough time to come across to help from the opposite side.

- Luton did find TE Ralph Taufa’asau near the end of the period, as he got by the defense on a miscommunication and was wide open for a score.

- Near the end of practice, the offense finally clicked, as Artavis Pierce took a screen pass up the left side before an early whistle was blown before giving him a chance to put a move on the last few defenders.

To continue reading the full practice report, CLICK HERE

Miss any content? Head over to the Spring Practice HQ Page