Before the 2019-2020 season began, it was hard to tell what the key to the Beavers success would be. Quickly, it was found out that a solid offensive tempo would give Oregon State the flexibility that they needed to get the ball rolling. However, in their setback on the road at Texas A&M, the lack of ability to inject their style against a slower-paced Aggies squad sealed their fate.
In the team’s two defeats this season, Oregon State is averaging just 59.0 PPG, a 19-point drop from their overall season average, as they’ve struggled to find balanced scoring from players not named Tres Tinkle.