BRANDIN COOKS RUMORS
OSU SPRING PREVIEW: The Wide Receivers
CORVALLIS – Spring ushers in some key questions at Oregon State when it comes to the wide receivers. Who will land the coveted X slot? Is Brandin Cooks ready to have an increased role in the offensive game plan? The Beavers welcome back 12 receivers this spring – how many of them are looking at increased playing time in 2013? BF.C’s got you covered in this spring position preview…
Via oregonstate.scout.com
March 26, 2013
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Five fearless predictions for the 2012 Alamo Bowl
Beavers return to bowl game
It’s been three long years since the Beavers have sniffed a bowl game. And though their triumphant return to college footballs’ postseason isn’t a BCS berth, this is still a huge game.
Oregon State will face off against Texas in the Alamo Bowl—that just happens to be played in Texas.
But the Beavs have been one of college football’s best underdog...
College Fantasy Football: Week 14 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em WRs
Does your league include Week 14 in the title mix? If so, here are some WRs to chew on when making your lineup decisions.There's not a lot to sink your teeth into given the small slate of games on the docket.Start ‘Em:Brandin Cooks – Oregon State vs. Nicholls StateCooks is averaging almost 18 yards per reception this season and has over 1100 yards. He could beat an overmatched...
A mixed bag for Beavs in first half
OREGON LOOKED LIKE they were ready to pile up the points early. They were outquicking the Beavs to the edge and running free. But OSU took their best shot and somehow, someway, the Beavs had held the Ducks to six points in the first quarter. Brandin Cooks and Sean Mannion hooked up deep. And then Storm Woods plowed ahead. Improbably, after all that, Oregon State now led 7-6. But...
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November 24, 2012
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Cal insists focus is squarely on Oregon State
With head coach Jeff Tedford facing an uncertain future, California closes out the 2012 season at resurgent Oregon State, armed with a pair of elite wide receivers in Brandin Cooks and Markus Wheaton.
Via california.scout.com
November 16, 2012
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Receiving duo emerges for No. 13 Oregon State
Two of the keys to No. 13 Oregon State's surprising turnaround this season are Markus Wheaton and Brandin Cooks, who don't hesitate in proclaiming themselves the best receiving duo in the Pac-12.
Some of the numbers certainly back them up.
While USC's Marquise Lee grabs all the headlines out West, Wheaton and Cooks are combining to average more than 211 receiving yards...
Via AP on Fox
November 07, 2012
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Brandin Cooks Added to Watch List
OREGON STATE SOPHOMORE flanker Brandin Cooks was among 11 players added mid-season to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List Tuesday. The award annually recognizes the outstanding receiver in college football.
Via oregonstate.scout.com
October 02, 2012
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NOTES: Cook, Rodgers make their mark
OREGON STATE in the loss to Cal may have found their kickoff return man of the future. And although it came in a dispiriting loss, based on the way Brandin Cooks tucked it upfield with a whole lot of speed and yardage, excellent field position and returns to the house are not hard to envision.
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November 13, 2011
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