Who signed with Oregon State football on early national signing day?

Published 1:00 pm Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Early national signing day is here!

The three-day period from Dec. 4 to Dec. 6 marks the official time where recruits and commits become pen to paper as football players sign their national letters of intent to the programs where they’ll begin their college football journeys. 

Currently, Oregon State has 18 players between the high school and junior college ranks signed for the 2025 season, putting the Beavers at the No. 65 recruiting class in the country. It’s the highest ranking amongst current or future members of the Pac-12 Conference, with Washington State (No. 69), Boise State (No. 78), San Diego State (No. 79), Fresno State (No. 99), Colorado State (No. 107) and Utah State (No. 124) rounding out the rest of the group. 

The following are all the players that Oregon State head coach Trent Bray and his staff have officially had sign to be Beavers for the 2025 football season as of Dec. 4. 

Niklas Fisher, EDGE, Texas 

At a 89 overall grade from 247Sports, Fisher is the most highly-touted signing for Oregon State, coming up just one point shy of a four-star rating.

Hailing from Cypress, Texas, Fisher plays for Cy Ranch High School and is regarded by 247Sports as the No. 102 player from the Lone Star State and the No. 57 overall edge rusher in the class of 2025.

The 6-foot-3, 240-pound edge rusher had been committed to Texas State since June 17, flipping to Oregon State following an official visit to Corvallis when the Beavers played UNLV on Oct. 19.

Fisher officially signed his letter of intent on Dec. 4. He also held offers from North Texas, UTSA, UTEP and Arkansas State. Other than Oregon State and Texas State, Fisher had taken an official visit to North Texas.

Trey Glasper, CB, Nevada 

Glasper signed with the Beavers on Dec. 4 as one of four players hailing from Nevada to come to Corvallis. 

He’s is listed as an athlete by 247, playing both wide receiver and cornerback. He is regarded by 247 as a three-star recruit, the No. 90 athlete in the country and No. 8 player in Nevada. Oregon State’s recruiting page lists him as a corner, so it’s likely the 6-foot-1, 170-pounder is playing defense when he comes to campus.

Glasper has been committed to Oregon State since July 23. He also held offers from Iowa State, Miami, Fresno State, Washington State, Cal, San Diego State, Portland State, Northern Arizona and UNLV.

Kourdey Glass, RB, California 

Glass has been one of the longest-tenured commitments for Oregon State, previously announcing his commitment May 20, 2024 and officially signing Dec. 4. 

He’s viewed as the No. 80 running back in the country by 247Sports, but the consensus is a touch lower, sticking him at the No. 93 spot.

“He’s one of the top running backs in the area and has been very productive over the last two years,” 247Sports’ national recruiting analyst Greg Biggins wrote of Glass in May. “He can play in the slot as well and shows natural ability as a pass catcher. His versatility is definitely a strength and he projects as an every down back who can move around and play in any situation. He’s more quick than fast and is a decisive runner who can get downhill in a hurry. He runs hard and has a physical edge in his game.”

As a senior, Glass ran for 798 yards on 104 carries, averaging 7.7 yards a carry and scoring 16 total touchdowns. Glass also held offers from Sacramento State, Arizona, Washington State, Fresno State and San Jose State, amongst others.

Jalil Tucker, CB, California (JUCO) 

Tucker, a cornerback from San Diego Mesa College, is a well-travelled cornerback who committed to Oregon State on Nov. 8 after an official visit on Oct. 19.

Tucker had previously been a four-star cornerback recruit for Oregon in 2022, spent a year playing receiver for San Diego State in 2023 before transferring to Mesa. 

He is viewed by 247Sports as the No. 8 JUCO prospect in the country and officially signed with Oregon State on Dec. 4. Tucker also held offers from New Mexico and Washington State, but only visited Oregon State.

He’ll have two years of eligibility remaining as a Beaver. 

Jake Normoyle, IOL, Oregon 

Normoyle, the No. 4 player in the state of Oregon from West Linn High School, is the highest-rated offensive line pickup for the Beavers as the No. 76 interior offensive lineman in the nation. 

Normoyle’s commitment was, and still is, a big win for Bray and his staff. Normoyle chose Oregon State despite holding an offer from Oregon and is one of just two players in the state of Oregon top five to chose an in-state school. 

The 6-foot-4, 295 pound offensive lineman was offered by Oregon State in February of 2024, taking his official visit and committing on June 16. He officially signed with the Beavers on Dec. 4. 

Logan Knapp, EDGE, California 

Logan Knapp made his commitment official to Oregon State on Oct. 6, following an official visit to Corvallis the day before and signed his LOI on Dec. 4.

Knapp, standing at 6-foot-6, 230 pounds, played both tight end and edge rusher in high school. He is expected to play on the defensive side of the ball for the Beavers, being listed as an edge on Oregon State’s recruiting page and his recruitment being led by defensive line coach Ilasia Tuiaki.

He is viewed as a three-star prospect, the No. 113 player in California and the No. 78 tight end in the country, without a ranking as a defensive lineman.

Knapp’s only official visit was to Oregon State, but was previously committed to Wyoming. He also held offers from Washington State, San Diego State, Sacramento State, Idaho, Montana, Northern Arizona and Portland State.

Bleu Dantzler, EDGE, Texas 

Dantzler hails from Chandler, Arizona, playing for Basha High School. At 6-foot-3, 230 pounds, Dantzler is viewed as the No. 30 player in the state of Arizona and the No. 164 overall edge rusher in the class of 2025.

“I would say the game day atmosphere and the culture Oregon State has is something that fits exactly what I’m looking for,” Dantzler told 247Sports’ Blair Angulo following his commitment. “(With) the team being so young, (it’s) a great opportunity to get on board and have a good chance to get on the field early.”

Dantzler had previously been committed to Utah State, flipping his commitment to Oregon State on Oct. 28 after an official visit Oct. 19. He officially signed with the Beavers on Dec. 4.

Along with his visit to Corvallis, Dantzler had also visited San Jose State in July. He also held offers from Army, Central Michigan, Colorado State, Idaho, Navy, Northern Arizona, San Diego State, SMU and Wyoming, as well as Utah State and San Jose State.

Cody Siegner, TE, Oregon 

Playing at 1A 8-man Crane High School in Crane, the 6-foot-7, 225-pound Siegner stands out on field of smaller bodies, to say the least. He joins West Linn’s Normoyle as in-state commitments to the Beavers.

Regarded as a three-star recruit, Siegner is the No. 57 tight end in the country and the No. 9 player in the state of Oregon. He plays both tight end and edge rusher for Crane, but will play tight end exclusively in Corvallis.

Siegner also held offers from Boise State, Washington State, Air Force, Idaho and Western Oregon and visited Boise and Pullman. He made his commitment to Oregon State official June 27 and signed with the Beavers on Dec. 4.

Noah Thomas, OT, Washington 

Thomas, an offensive lineman, was the first player in the trenches to commit in the Class of 2025. Oregon State was Thomas’ only Division I FBS offer when he committed May 15, 2024. He officially signed Dec. 4.

The Vancouver, Washington, product from Skyview High School stands at 6-foot-6, 275 pounds and is valued as the No. 16 player in the state of Washington and No. 92 offensive tackle nationally. Thomas also held offers from Wagner and Portland State.

Blake Thompson, DB, Texas

Thompson was a signing day get for the Beavers, having not committed until pen hit paper on Dec. 4. 

Thompson possesses the prototypical cornerback size at 6-foot-2, 170 pounds and was graded as the No. 180 player in Texas and No. 107 corner nationally. The Richmond, Texas product is also an established track athlete, posting a 49.24 best in the 400 meters in the spring of 2024. 

Thompson chose Oregon State over Tulsa, Texas State and Colorado State. His only official visit was to Oregon State on Nov. 23. 

Sean Craig, S, Nevada 

Another defensive back, Sean Craig hails from Henderson, Nevada and is one of three players from Liberty High School to be coming to Corvallis for 2025.

Craig checks in as a three-star recruit and the No. 10 overall player in the state of Nevada. He possesses the prototypical size of a D1 safety or a larger corner at 6-foot-3, 180 pounds. He’s gotten looks at both positions for Liberty, while also mixing in to play nickel covering slot receivers and tight ends. Craig also competes for his track team, posting a best of 15.40 in the 110m hurdles.

Craig took his only official visit to Corvallis on May 31 and announced his commitment to Oregon State on June 23. He signed with Oregon State on Dec. 4 despite holding offers from Air Force and San Diego State among others.

Elijah Washington, WR, California 

Washington stands at 5-foot-10, 165 pounds and is listed as a wide receiver. Washington did play both ways for Castlemont High School at both receiver and defensive back, but will be on the offensive side of the ball in Corvallis.

He was rated as the No. 115 athlete in the country and the No. 107 player in the state of California. He officially committed to Oregon State on June 9 after a visit on June 7. Washington officially signed on Dec. 4, choosing the Beavers over offers from Cal, Arizona and others.

Washington is a very accomplished two-sport athlete as well, running track for Castlemont High School. Washington took first place in the 100 meters at the California Interscholastic Federation Oakland Section track and field championship with a time of 10.99 in the Spring of 2024.

Jeremiah Ioane, LB, Nevada 

Ioane is the second of three Liberty High School products in Henderson, Nevada, to be coming to Corvallis for 2025. 

Ioane stands at 6-foot-2, 223 pounds and is expected to play off-ball linebacker. He was the first player in the 2025 class to commit to Oregon State, announcing his intentions to do so Jan. 22 of 2024. He took his official visit to Corvallis on May 17 and signed on Dec. 4. 

Ioane is valued by 247Sports as the No. 12 player in the state of Nevada and the No. 148 linebacker in the country. Oregon State was his only Division I offer. 

David Madison, CB, Texas 

Madison is a corner hailing from Prestonwood Christian High School in Plano, Texas. He holds a three-star evaluation from 247Sports and is viewed as the No. 136 corner and No. 229 player in the state of Texas.

Along with football, Madison is an impressive track athlete. He won the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools 6A state championship in the long jump, leaping 22-10.5 and took second place in the 200 meters with a 22.02 time. He also posted a 10.89 in the 100 meters and a 50.49 in the 400.

Madison made his commitment official June 25 and took his official visit Sept. 21. He signed Dec. 4, choosing Oregon State over UTEP, Lamar and North Dakota State. 

Maddox Conway, OT, Texas 

The second of two singing day gets for Bray and his staff, Conway signed his NLI on Dec. 4. 

Conway started at right tackle for Cy Ranch High School in Cypress, Texas in 2024 and stands at 6-foot-5, 260 pounds. His only official visit was to Oregon State on Nov. 23, choosing to sign with the Beavers over Temple and Houston Christian. 

Jesse Myers, EDGE, California 

Myers comes from Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa, California, and is viewed as the No. 130 edge rusher nationally and the No. 137 player in the state of California.

Myers also competes in track, posting a 11.17 time in the 100 meters, a freakishly fast time for a 6-foot-3, 250-pound defensive lineman.

Myers took his official visit to Corvallis on June 21, announcing his commitment two days later on June 23. He signed his NLI on Dec. 4, signing with Oregon State over Boise State, Cornell, Air Force and others.

Skyler Jackson, RB, Nevada 

The third and final player from Henderson, Nevada’s Liberty High School, Skyler Jackson is the son of Oregon State legend Steven Jackson. 

The younger Jackson plays both linebacker and running back for Liberty High School and is touted as the No. 15 player in the state and the No. 154 athlete in the country. He is expected to play running back for the Beavers, like his father did. 

Jackson announced his commitment to Oregon State on Aug. 26 and took an official visit Sept. 14. He signed his NLI on Dec. 4 and was also offered by Portland State and Washington State. 

Zephen Walker, S, Texas 

Another Texas product, Walker hails from Lewisville. He made his commitment official June 27 after visiting Corvallis on June 21.

Walker is rated as a three-star, the No. 331 player in the state of Texas and the No. 218 safety in the country according to 247Sports.

Walker’s lone official visit was to Corvallis. He also held offers from all three military service academies, Arkansas State and others.