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Vanderbilt transfer AJ Newberry gives Beavers home run threat
Vanderbilt transfer AJ Newberry gives Beavers home run threat
Vanderbilt transfer AJ Newberry gives Beavers home run threat

Published on: 08/18/2026

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Oregon State running back AJ Newberry (#23) goes through drills as the Beavers open fall football practice at Reser Stadium in Corvallis on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026.

CORVALLIS — AJ Newberry is one of six players from Power Four programs — including four from the SEC — who transferred to Oregon State this offseason, giving the Beavers a combination of speed and versatility.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/beavers/2026/08/this-vanderbilt-transfer-has-the-most-unique-skill-set-oregon-states-offensive-coordinator-has-ever-coached.html

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