Finally, after months of anticipation, the Oregon State Beavers men’s basketball schedule for the 2025-26 season is officially locked in—and it’s packed with action. But here’s where it gets controversial: with a mix of home standouts and challenging road trips, this lineup could either make or break the team’s momentum. Let’s dive in.
The Beavers kick off their West Coast Conference play with back-to-back home games on December 28 and 30, hosting Santa Clara and San Francisco. Sounds like a strong start, right? Well, hold on—after that, they hit the road for three out of four games, including a January 10 matchup against Portland up I-5. And this is the part most people miss: the team’s road resilience will be tested early, which could set the tone for the entire season.
For fans eager to catch the Beavers on the big screen, four games are already slated for national television. Mark your calendars for January 21 at St. Mary’s (CBS Sports Network), February 4 against Washington State (CBSSN), February 12 at San Francisco (ESPN, ESPN2, or ESPNU), and the conference finale on February 28 at Santa Clara (CBSSN). These high-profile matchups aren’t just games—they’re opportunities for the Beavers to prove themselves on a national stage.
Here’s the full West Coast Conference schedule, with home games in bold (tipoff times still TBD):
December
- 28: Santa Clara
- 30: San Francisco
January
- 2: at Pacific
- 4: at Washington State
- 8: Seattle
- 10: at Portland
- 14: LMU
- 17: Pacific
- 21: at Saint Mary’s (CBSSN)
- 28: at LMU
- 31: at San Diego
February
- 4: Washington State (CBSSN)
- 7: Gonzaga
- 12: at San Francisco (ESPN/2/U)
- 15: at Seattle
- 21: Pepperdine
- 25: San Diego
- 28: at Santa Clara (CBSSN)
Bold Question for Fans: With such a demanding schedule, do you think the Beavers have what it takes to dominate the West Coast Conference this season? Or will the road games prove too tough? Let’s hear your thoughts in the comments!
Related Reads:
- ‘I feel like he’s with me’: How a U.S. Marine’s legacy fuels this Oregon State linebacker
- Veteran defensive back no longer listed on Oregon State football roster
- Midway through a winless season, where does Oregon State football rank statistically?
Transparency Note: If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy, which outline how your data is collected and used by us and our partners.
