Oregon State coach Trent Bray said Wednesday that his 10-man assistant coaching staff, "as coaches and recruiters, it’s probably better than any staff I’ve been on."Leon Neuschwander for The Oregonian/OregonLive
When Oregon State football coach Trent Bray set out to assemble his first assistant coaching staff in December, two important pillars drove his thinking.
First, Bray wanted a staff that excelled in developing talent. He didn’t want to become a program beholden to the transfer portal because of massive roster turnover each year. Develop freshmen and young players so they’re ready when someone leaves.
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