Oregon State’s rising, ball-hawking DB with starter vibes
In the 2025 season, Trey Glasper looked like a legitimate impact defensive back for Oregon State, posting 23 tackles, 5 pass breakups, and 1 interception in 12 games while starting nine times. He brings length and versatility at 6-1, and the early read from depth-chart and profile sources is that he’s tracking as a projected starter on the back end. His best trait is obvious: he finds the ball. Add in a two-way high school background, team-captain energy, and steady production, and you’ve got a DB who fits a defense that wants toughness, instincts, and reliable coverage.
