Cliff Kirkpatrick

I caught with former Oregon State QB Sean Canfield about his NFL combine performance Wednesday. You can read all about it in Thursday’s GT here.

While many reports out of the combine bagged on his arm strength, Canfield said the scouts were impressed. He was happy about his interviews, too.

Here’s a story on the latest on the men’s track team. The Beavers head to Seattle on Saturday for an NCAA last-chance qualifier meet.

Jordan Bishop already provisionally qualified in the high jump. If he doesn’t make the qualifying standard of 7-2, he finds out Monday if he’s in the March 12-13 NCAA indoor championship in Arkansas .

Check out the above video on the future of the track program with coach Kelly Sullivan and athletic director Bob De Carolis narrating. They talk specifically about the men’s program and coming facility.

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Numbers are coming available for what former Oregon State QB Sean Canfield and LB Keaton Kristick have done at the NFL combine over the weekend.

60-yard shuttle
Canfield (11.89 seconds, third of four attempted)
Kristick (11.33, second of eight)

20-yard shuttle
Kristick (4.21, fifth of 10)

3-cone drill
Kristick (6.96, eighth of 10)

Poster Riley4Prez says on my previous blog Kristick ran 4.64 40 for fourth fastest.

ESPN.com’s Ted Miller looks at how tough the Pac-10’s nonconference season is here.

For the wrestling youngsters, check out OSU coach Jim Zalesky’s wrestling camps coming up this summer here. It’s way to be coached by the Pac-10 champion coaches. Plus it’s end around for recruiting for the teams.

Check out the latest on the gymnastics team, here, with rankings and injury updates Tuesday’s notebook.

Men’s basketball coach Craig Robinson agreed to a contract extension here, so he’s hanging around a little while longer.

Check out this video about what it takes to go from a college QB to the NFL with Canfield as the test subject.

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Former Oregon State football players QB Sean Canfield and LB Keaton Kristick have been at the NFL combine over the weekend, working out and meeting the NFL higher ups.

Being a QB, Canfield had a lot writing about him. Here’s a story from one of his hometown papers, the San Diego Union-Tribune, here.

He ran the 60-yard shuttle in 11.99 seconds, third among the QBs. Here’s a report that didn’t mention him in other physical tests. Another report wasn’t favorable here.

There’s little found on Kristick. If anyone finds anything, post a comment. I’ll highlight it in the main post.

And check out this podcast interview of OSU assistant wrestling coach Troy Steiner after the Pac-10 title victory.

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