Here’s a paraphrased version with both players described as five-star prospects:
As Oregon State continues its summer surge on the recruiting trail, the Beavers landed a major commitment on Saturday from five-star linebacker Jeremiah Brown. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound standout from San Jacinto High School in California had previously pledged to San Diego State but decommitted earlier this week before flipping to Oregon State.
National Recruiting Analyst Greg Biggins shared high praise for Brown, calling him “one of the most intriguing linebacker prospects in the region.” Brown combines elite speed and rare length, boasting track numbers of 10.81 in the 100 meters, 21.82 in the 200, and a 23’1” long jump. That athleticism translates to the football field, where he excels as an off-ball linebacker who can drop into coverage, attack the quarterback, and fly around in space. In the future, Brown could even develop into a dynamic edge rusher.
Brown took an official visit to Oregon State earlier this month and came away impressed with what he saw in Corvallis.
He now joins fellow five-star linebacker Lance McGee from Davis High School in Yakima, Washington, who committed to Coach Trent Bray and the Beavers on June 6. The duo gives Oregon State a formidable foundation at linebacker in their 2026 recruiting class.
Stay tuned to BeaverBlitz on Twitter, where Angie Machado, Davis Doan, and Jake Hedberg will continue to provide full coverage of Oregon State’s summer recruiting momentum.
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