The play of Gabarri Johnson puts the future of OSU’s high-price acquisition in jeopardy.
CORVALLIS — As any Wall Street stockbroker would tell you, sometimes an investment just doesn’t work out.
Oregon State football could end up making that admission in the weeks to come. A second-half turnaround in Saturday’s first win of the season over Lafayette was fueled in part by the positive energy around dynamic backup quarterback Gabarri Johnson.
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