From Beaver to Cougar.
A former Oregon State wide receiver will have two chances to face his former team this season.
Redshirt senior wideout Jeremiah Noga announced his transfer to Washington State on Saturday. The Beavers will face the Cougars twice this season — on Nov. 1 and 29 — as part of a unique regular season schedule one year out from Pac-12 expansion.
Noga spent his entire collegiate career with the Beavers before transferring, originally a preferred walk-on out of Hidden Valley High School near Grants Pass. He was a three-star recruit.
Noga played in all 12 games last season for the Beavers, amassing 23 catches for 266 yards (11.6 yards per reception). His season-best performance included six catches for 94 yards against Nevada.
Oregon State had a crowded wide receiver room with several returners and a handful of young upstarts — including Taz Reddicks and Zachary Card — which may have inspired the more experienced Noga to enter the portal in April following the team’s spring game. He will add depth to the Washington State wide receiver room this fall.
— Ryan Clarke covers college sports for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Reach him at RClarke@Oregonian.com or on Twitter/X: @RyanTClarke. Find him on Bluesky: @ryantclarke.bsky.social.