CORVALLIS -- Oregon State's offense has again sputtered through the first three games of the 2017 season, ranking 92nd nationally in scoring (25.3 points per game) and 96th in yards per game (356.7).
But the Beavers could get a significant lift this week. Starting slot receiver Seth Collins (finger) has been upgraded to probable to play Saturday at Washington State on OSU's latest injury report and was back practicing Tuesday.
"He's just a firecracker," quarterback Jake Luton said of Collins. "He has that spark. He just comes out, and everyone just kind of feeds off of it.