The Oregon State Beavers men’s basketball team looks to build on recent momentum as they travel to the Redhawk Center to face the Seattle Redhawks tonight, Sunday, February 15, 2026. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:00 PM PT (8:00 PM ET) in a non-conference matchup that finds the Beavers fighting to climb above the .500 mark late in the season.
Beavers Coming Off Explosive Performance in San Francisco
Head coach Wayne Tinkle’s squad enters tonight’s contest with a 14-13 record following a commanding 90-67 victory over the San Francisco Dons on Thursday. In that matchup, the Beavers showcased a high-octane offense that overwhelmed the Dons on their home court, effectively bouncing back from a tough 81-61 loss to No. 6 Gonzaga earlier in the month.
The 2025-26 season has been a period of transition for Oregon State as they navigate life in the West Coast Conference (WCC). Currently sitting 5th in the conference standings, the Beavers have relied on a revamped roster featuring key contributors like Malcolm Christie, Dez White, and Ja’Quavis Williford to navigate a schedule marked by significant turnover and high expectations.
Game Preview: Oregon State (14-13) vs. Seattle (15-11)
Tonight’s opponent, the Seattle Redhawks, presents a disciplined challenge with a 15-11 record. This regional clash is a critical opportunity for Oregon State to secure a winning record heading into the final stretch of the regular season. Fans can follow the action via live stats on StatBroadcast or through major sports networks.
Key Details for Tonight’s Matchup:
- Date: Sunday, February 15, 2026
- Time: 5:00 PM PT / 8:00 PM ET
- Location: Redhawk Center, Seattle, WA
- Current Record: Oregon State (14-13), Seattle (15-11)
Season Outlook and Program History
Under Wayne Tinkle, who has led the program through 12 seasons including a historic Elite Eight run in 2021, the Beavers are working to re-establish themselves as a postseason threat. The program holds an all-time record of 1858-1460 across 125 seasons, boasting 18 NCAA tournament appearances and 14 conference championships.
While the men’s team battles for consistency, the broader “Beaver Nation” has seen a surge in excitement across the department, with the women’s basketball program also making significant strides this winter. For the men, the focus remains on defensive execution and capitalizing on the scoring depth shown in their recent 90-point outburst.
Tickets for upcoming home games at Gill Coliseum remain available through the Oregon State Athletics ticket office, with the university offering group rates to encourage local support as the Beavers push toward the WCC Tournament.