GAMEDAY CENTRAL – Oregon State vs. Nevada

WHO: Oregon State (4-1) vs. Nevada (2-4)

When: 4:30 p.m

Where: Mackay Stadium – Reno, Nevada

Trainer: Jeff Choate (1st season, 30-26 overall, 2-4 at Nevada) vs Trent Bray (1st season, 4-1)

Spread: Oregon State -3

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Oregon State in numbers

4 – Wins in five games, making the Beavers 4-1 for the second straight year and third since 2021.

6 – OSU's national ranking in rushing yards per game is 264.4.8 – OSU conversions rank fourth, in 14 attempts.

17 – Rushing touchdowns, ranks eighth nationally.

17 – Trips of 10 or more plays in the first five games for OSU.

32 – Tackles for Skyler Thomasleading the team and setting a career high for the redshirt junior.

35 – Days between road games for the Beavers, who beat San Diego State 21-0 on Sept. 7.

36:37 – Oregon State's best time of possession average in the nation.

51.4 – Third-down conversion percentage, good for 15th nationally.

79 – Rush first downs accounted for 64.7 percent of the Beavers' 122 this year.

1,078 – Career rushing yards for Anthony Hankerson in 25 games between Oregon State and Colorado.

Against Nevada

– Oregon State and Nevada last played in 2018, a 37-35 victory for the Wolf Pack. However, the Beavers hold a 3-1 series lead, winning in Corvallis in 1903 and 1998 and in Reno in 1999.

– OSU passed for 459 yards in the 2018 matchup, with Isaiah Hodgins catching 14 passes for 200 yards. Those 14 receptions represent the OSU single-game record, while the 200 yards rank ranks 10th.

– Timmy Hernandez also caught 11 passes for 116 yards. This game was the last time OSU had two receivers over 100 yards in the same game.

– Ken Simonton rushed for 199 yards in a 28-13 win in 1999. He also scored three points in the win. Simonton also ran for 121 yards, while James Battle caught three passes for 99 yards in a 48-6 win at Corvallis in 1998.

So close

– Gevani McCoy rushed for almost 100 yards against Colorado State. Had he reached the century mark, he would have been the first OSU quarterback with 100 yards since Darrell Garretson in 2016 against California. His 91 yards are the sixth-best by an OSU QB since 1996. Only three quarterbacks have exceeded 100 – Tim Alexander (1996 vs. Northern Illinois and Arizona State) and Garretson in 2016.

– McCoy now has 514 career rush yards in 31 games at Oregon State and Idaho.