COMMITMENT: Oregon State Adds RB Braylon Toliver to 2025 Class
Oregon State’s busy weekend of official visits is already bearing fruit. Three-star running back Braylon Toliver out of Erie (CO) announced his commitment to the Beavers on Sunday night, choosing OSU over offers from North Dakota State and Wyoming.
“I’m truly blessed to announce my commitment to Oregon State University,” Toliver shared. “I’m excited to get out there next January and get to work!”
This was Toliver’s first official visit, and he told 247Sports’ Brandon Huffman that the time spent with the coaching staff made a major impact.
“I got to meet almost every coach on staff,” he said. “They all brought great energy and were really good people. The conversations were strong—we talked a lot about football and about who we are as individuals.”
As a junior, the 5-foot-11, 184-pound back rushed for 1,173 yards and 11 touchdowns, including a standout game with 301 rushing yards on just 16 carries.
Oregon State assistants Ray Pickering and AJ Cooper led Toliver’s recruitment, forging close relationships that helped seal the commitment.
“They’re great people who want what’s best for me,” Toliver said. “They told me if it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be.”
Toliver plans to enroll early and joins fellow offensive commits Deagan Rose and Cynai Thomas in the Beavers’ 2025 class.
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