Oregon State and Colorado State release initial availability reports for Week 5
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 2:32 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Oregon State and Colorado State have published their initial injury and availability reports ahead of their Pac-12 matchup scheduled for October 3. Colorado State lists numerous players as probable, including DL Alton Tarbor and WR Hudson Cocchiara. Several players are marked as questionable or doubtful, including QB Hauss Hejny and WR Troy Foster. Oregon State's report includes OL Jacob Anderson listed as probable, while DB Ryan RJ Whitten and DB Trey Glasper appear as questionable. The reports will be updated leading up to the game, with final updates two hours before kickoff.
- •Colorado State lists 12 players as probable for the game.
- •Oregon State has one player, Jacob Anderson, marked probable.
- •Several Colorado State players are questionable or doubtful, including QB Hauss Hejny.
- •Oregon State's report includes two players listed as questionable.
- •Availability updates will continue until game day.
- 2:32 AMYahoo Sports — Here is the availability report for Colorado State vs Oregon State
"The first availability report for the Oregon State at Colorado State Pac-12 football game is out. See who is on the list.
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