How to watch the Oregon State vs Washington State game? Time, channel, TV schedule and live stream - September 23 | College Football Week 4

The Oregon State Beavers will take on the Washington State Cougars in a Pac-12 matchup. Both of these teams are part of what remains in the Pac-12 following the conference realignment. They are also undefeated so far.

The Oregon State Beavers have not had a lot of difficulties in their first three games of the 2023 campaign.

In their previous two games against UC Davis and San Diego State, the Beavers allowed single-digit points.

The Washington State Cougars have also been dominant so far this campaign. They managed to dismantle Colorado State and Northern Colorado, while their most difficult game was against Wisconsin in Week 2, which they won 31-22.

What channel is Oregon State vs Washington State on?

Fans can watch the Oregon State vs Washington State game on the FOX Network. They can also watch the live stream of the game on the FuboTV app.

When and where are the Oregon State Beavers and the Washington State Cougars playing?

The Oregon State vs. Washington State game is scheduled to be played on Sept. 23. It will be held at Martin Stadium, the home ground of Washington State, which is located in Pullman.

Oregon State vs Washington State start time

The Oregon State vs. Washington State game is slated to kick off at around 7 p.m. ET.

Who will be the starting QB for the Oregon State Beavers?

DJ Uiagalelei is going to be the starting quarterback for Oregon State. He transferred from Clemson in December.

DJ Uiagalelei has played in all three games this season. So far, he has put up 630 passing yards and six passing touchdowns. He has only thrown two interceptions, which came during last week's game against San Diego State.

Who will be the starting QB for the Washington State Cougars?

Washington State's starting QB is Cameron Ward. Ward transferred from Incarnate Word in January last year and took up the QB1 job immediately upon his arrival. He went on to record 3,231 passing yards and 23 passing touchdowns in his debut season for Washington State.

In three games this season, he has put up 986 passing yards and 9 passing touchdowns.

Will he be able to maintain this momentum going into week 4?