T his piece is a continuation of our weekly series, Five Games You Should Watch. The premise is simple: if you’re an Oregon State Beavers fan, it’s a safe bet that you’ll watch Oregon State versus Sam Houston Saturday night. Here are five more games to consider watching.

Here's what you need to know to watch Oregon State host Lafayette on Saturday, including start time and TV channel.

The Texas-based university is a meager 0-8 this season, including a 55-0 loss at Texas on Sept. 20. And the trip to Corvallis comes at a point in time where Oregon State is feeling its best. Under interim head coach Robb Akey, who’s won both games he’s coached, the Beavers are smiling, playing better football and churning results.

Dimensional on Offense The Beavers have their defense to thank for a big rivalry win over their PAC-12 foe last weekend. Oregon State didn't even muster

Oregon State safety Jaheim Patterson intercepted Washington State quarterback Zevi Eckhaus twice, marking the fourth time this season Eckhaus has thrown multiple picks in a game. The first interception came on the opening drive and set the tone for the defensive slugfest that followed.

After the Cougars’ 10-7 loss to Oregon State this weekend, it was probably fair to ask all kinds of questions: What happened to WSU’s offense? What was up with Zevi Eckhaus? Why go away from an effective running game on a key third down and land the ball at the right hash,

The Oregon State Beavers collected back to back wins for the first time this season after defeating Washington State 10-7 in a defensive battle at Reser Stadium

Iowa beat No. 9 Wisconsin, 30-7, in Kinnick to claim a share of the 2004 Big Ten title, but there were no national implications. The Hawkeyes ran the table in 2002 conference play, but without any imposing opponents or drama down the stretch.