David Lose - Football Coach - Oregon State University Athletics

David Lose

Title:
Defensive Quality Control Assistant
Phone:
737-2614

David Lose, a former teammate of head coach Jonathan Smith, is in his fourth year as a defensive quality control analyst.

Lose was an 18-game starter and three-year letterman offensive guard for the Beavers from 1999-2003. He was part of OSU’s co-Pac-12 title Fiesta Bowl championship team and was a key blocker for Beaver running back greats Ken Simonton and Steven Jackson, and record-setting and NFL veteran quarterback Derek Anderson. Lose, who spent five seasons in Arena Football League-2, served as Portland State’s defensive line coach prior to joining the Beavers staff. He served a six-year tenure in different capacities with Washington State’s defense to begin his coaching career.

Appointment: Defensive Quality Control Assistant
Education: Oregon State – 2004, bachelor degree in liberal studies; Washington State – 2014, master’s degree in sport management
Hometown: Sacramento, California
Bowl Games: 7 (4 as player)
Coaching History: 2017, Portland State, defensive line; 2011-16, Washington State, defensive assistant; 2009-10, Saint Paul’s College (Virginia), defensive line; 2006-08, Luther Burbank HS (Sacramento), defensive line

Lose Notables:
Bowl Games – OSU team member for Oahu (1999), Fiesta (2001), Insight (2002) and Las Vegas (2003) Bowls; WSU staff member for New Mexico (2013), Sun (2015) and Holiday (2016) Bowls
18 – Number of starts as a Beaver offensive guard