Oregon State recently wrapped up a successful weekend of official visits, welcoming several prospects, including two 4-Star recruits. Among them, Bryson Webber, a cornerback from Missouri City (TX) Ridge Point, embarked on his inaugural official visit and left thoroughly impressed, stating that the experience surpassed his expectations.
He particularly enjoyed bonding with potential future teammates during the visit, citing the camaraderie with players and other recruits as a highlight.
Webber, who stands at 6 feet 3 inches and weighs 175 pounds, spent time with fellow corners Exodus Ayers, a true freshman, and sophomore Andre Jordan, finding their company reminiscent of spending time with friends back home.
Having recently narrowed down his options to a top six, which includes Oregon State, Utah, Nebraska, TCU, Kansas, and Baylor, Webber plans to visit each school before making his commitment on the Fourth of July.
In anticipation of his visit, Webber expressed eagerness to meet the coaching staff, explore the facilities and classrooms, and during his stay, he found himself drawn to the welcoming family atmosphere fostered on campus.
He noted the genuineness of everyone he encountered, from the coaches and players to the fans. For the latest updates on Oregon State’s recruiting efforts for the class of 2025, subscribers can turn to BeaverBlitz and follow Angie Machado and Jake Hedberg.
