Oregon State defeats UTEP 33-7 with dominant performance in El Paso: Live updates recap

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EL PASO, TEXAS — Oregon State’s dominating win over UTEP was expected. The Beavers won, 33-7.

No, that wasn’t surprising. What may be is that the Beavers, now 2-2, enter Pac-12 play as legitimate contenders.

That’s not something many people expected.

See how the game unfolded below.

4th QUARTER: OREGON STATE 33, UTEP 7 - 7:00

Trey Glasper shaken up. UTEP drives into the red zone and TJ Crandall gets an interception in the end zone.

Jameson Powell 18-yard touchdown. Oregon State 33, UTEP 7 0 14:56

End 3rd QUARTER: OREGON STATE 27, UTEP 7

Jameson Powell with his first catch. Jesse Legree 46-yard gain on third-and-three; fourth straight 100-yard game for Legree.

UTEP gets one conversion then stalls. Punt to OSU 26.

Will Larkins back at right tackle. AJ Newberry and Cornell Hatcher each with runs for 10-plus. 19-yard touchdown to Jesse Legree. Oregon State 27, UTEP 7 0 6:16

A 27-yard pass gets UTEP moving. Fourth-and-one conversion. Another 15-yard penalty, this one on Jarrel Comer. 16-yard touchdown pass from EJ Colson Jr. to Carver Cheeks. Isaiah Houi was in coverage and Cheeks was favoring his ankle pre-snap, no matter. Oregon State 20, UTEP 8 - 10:08

HALFTIME: OREGON STATE 20, UTEP 0

JaMarcus Shephard losing it on halftime radio. “We got too many penalties! It’s ridiculous! That’s ridiculous! We basically walked them down the field on that last drive. I hate 15-yard penalties! We’re not going to be that team!”

Takari Hickle called for unsportsmanlike conduct, which gives UTEP its second first down via penalty. UTEP gains its first organic first down via a run. Another 15-yarder on a horsecollar tackle by Tevita Pome’e. Gyrice Goodman sack of EJ Colson Jr. ends the half as UTEP can’t stop the clock.

AJ Newberry runs for 35 yards. Eric Olsen 40-yard gain. Drive stalls and OSU settles for a 35-yard field goal from Caleb Ojeda. Oregon State 20, UTEP 0 - 2:20

UTEP gets to third-and-two and Oregon State gets pressure for a tackle for loss. UTEP timeout (6:04) and punt.

AJ Newberry 25-yard run, then a couple of missed throws sets up third-and-10 at UTEP 38 and Oregon State calls timeout (8:53). A five-yard pass to Eric Olsen and OSU lines up to go on fourth down and UTEP calls timeout (8:20). Turnover on downs.

Kai Wheaton in. UTEP gains its first first down via an offsides penalty on Sai Vadrawale III on a third down. UTEP turns it over on downs. Beavers gained five yards from the interception and ensuing drive.

Braden Atkinson throws into double coverage and is intercepted by Kaleb Miles at midfield.

End 1st QUARTER: OREGON STATE 17, UTEP 0

End of quarter

Two short completions to the left side for UTEP, then a sack for OSU on htird-and-three for another three-and-out.

Teko Shoats in at right tackle. Braden Atkinson acts like he stumbles on a five-yard run and conversion. Jesse Legree with his first catch of the night goes for 15 yards. More unbalanced formations from OSU. Braden Atkinson 14-yard touchdown pass to Jesse Legree. Oregon State 17, UTEP 0 - 1:50

Daniel Matagi would-be sack by EJ Colson breaks free. False start nullifies the gain. OSU gets pressure on third-and-seven for an incompletion and another three-and-out.

Three straight first down passes for Braden Atkinson and UTEP calls timeout (8:38). Miners have no way of matching up with Eric Olsen. Incompletion on third-and-nine. Caleb Ojeda 37-yard field goal is good. Oregon State 10, UTEP 0 - 7:22

Isaiah Houi and Logan Knapp start. Takari Hickle sack on P&10 effectively derails the entire three-and-out possession for UTEP, which went backwards.

AJ Newberry 12-yard touchdown run caps a seven-play, 75-yard drive with ease. A couple of Braden Atkinson passes to Aaron Butler for 26 yards. An unusual play that appeared to be by design with Atkinson spinning for a handoff to Butler. Oregon State 7, UTEP 0 - 12:23

Jacob Anderson and Will Larkins start at left and right tackle, respectively.

UTEP wins the toss and defers. Oregon State receiving to the North end.

PREGAME

CB Kai Wheaton with starting defense in 11-on-11

Noah Anderson and Will Larkins with the starters in unit drills and 11-on-11. Teko Shoats with second team. Josiah Timoteo not with either group.

RB Kourdey Glass is not here, will miss second straight game

LT Josiah Timoteo not out for early warmups, is dressed out

OLB Will Haverland going through early warmups

Players who did not travel: Harlem Howard, Adonis McDaniel, Kahanu Kalahiki, Jeremiah Brown, Jayden Padgett, Isaiah Arriaza, David Madison, MJ Kennybrew, Noble Thomas Jr., Exodus Ayers, Kourdey Glass, Marquis Raspberry, Skyler Jackson, Cameron Smith, Caleb Metzner, Jesse Myers, Maddox Conway, Tanu A’aitui, Jeremiah Ioane, Carter Guillame, Frankie Petuya, Tiger Black, Jake Normoyle, Ben Hartman, Landon Cook, Ross Nickson, T’Andre Waverly, Lolani Finau

Oregon State (1-2) at UTEP (1-2)

When: Saturday, Sept. 26

Time: 6 p.m. PT

Where: Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas

Betting line: Oregon State by 10.5

TV: MW+ (Mountain West Plus)

On air: KEX 1190 in Portland, KEJO 1240 and 93.7 in Corvallis

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James Crepea is the Oregon State beat reporter for The Oregonian/OregonLive. His work has been recognized by the Associated Press Sports Editors, Football Writers Association of America, Oregon Newspaper...

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