By ANNE M. PETERSON
By ANNE M. PETERSON
AP Sports Writer
CORVALLIS, Ore. — Sean Mannion threw for 372 yards and four touchdowns and Oregon State rebounded from a stunning loss in their season opener with a 33-14 victory over Hawaii on Saturday.
Brandin Cooks had seven catches for 92 yards and two scores for the Beavers (1-1), who fell 49-46 at home last week to lower division Eastern Washington.
Oregon State had 508 yards of total offense while Hawaii (0-2) had just 239.
The Rainbow Warriors evened it at 14 in the second quarter before Oregon State went ahead in the second half on Mannion’s two 8-yard TD passes to Cooks. Hawaii was coming off a 30-13 loss to USC in its opener.
The Beavers scored on their first drive, a 3-yard pass from Mannion to Kellen Clute. The play was set up when Mannion tossed to Storm Woods who broke downfield for a 48-yard reception.
The Rainbow Warriors were hurt on the ensuing kickoff when senior linebacker Brenden Daley was injured in a collision and was taken from the field by ambulance. Daley was taken to the hospital with a concussion.
In the opener against USC, Daley led Hawaii with 10 tackles, including four for loss, a sack and a forced fumble.
The Beavers went up 14-0 after Mannion found Richard Mullaney with a 19-yeard touchdown pass early in the second quarter.
But Oregon State was not without some of the mistakes that cost them the week before against the Eagles. Mannion was intercepted by Julian Gener, who ran it back 23-yards for the touchdown to narrow it to 14-7.
Hawaii was energized by the turnover and tied it with Taylor Graham’s 14-yard scoring pass to Clark Evans with 4:30 to go before halftime.
Graham, son of former NFL quarterback Kent Graham, spent two seasons at Ohio State before transferring to Hawaii. He threw for 208 yards and a score in the opener against the Trojans, but also threw four interceptions that led to 20 USC points.
Against the Beavers Graham completed 10 of 20 passes for 95 yards and the TD to Evans.
Oregon State pulled back in front with Mannion’s 8-yard scoring pass to Cooks after the break. Mannion found Cooks with another 8-yarder before the quarter was over to make it 28-14. Mannion completed 31 of 43 passes for the game.
Trevor Romaine kicked a 34-yard field goal before the Beavers stopped Steven Lakalaka in the end zone for a safety.
Oregon State was ranked No. 25 in the preseason after finishing 9-4 last year, but the disheartening loss to the Eastern Washington dropped the Beavers out of the poll.
In 2011, the Beavers opened the season with a loss to Sacramento State, touching off a four-game losing streak. They finished 3-9 that season.
Oregon State leads the all-time series against Hawaii 6-3. The Rainbow Warriors won the first meeting between the teams 7-0 in 1923.
OREGON ST. 33, HAWAII 14
Hawaii 0 14 0 0—14
Oregon St. 7 7 14 5—33
First Quarter
OrSt_Clute 3 pass from Mannion (Romaine kick), 11:30.
Second Quarter
OrSt_Mullaney 19 pass from Mannion (Romaine kick), 14:06.
Haw_Gener 23 interception return (Hadden kick), 10:13.
Haw_Evans 15 pass from Graham (Hadden kick), 4:30.
Third Quarter
OrSt_Cooks 8 pass from Mannion (Romaine kick), 10:18.
OrSt_Cooks 8 pass from Mannion (Romaine kick), 5:36.
Fourth Quarter
OrSt_FG Romaine 34, 7:39.
OrSt_Safety, 7:33.
A_38,179.
Haw OrSt
First downs 15 24
Rushes-yards 25-69 33-57
Passing 170 451
Comp-Att-Int 18-32-1 35-50-1
Return Yards 23 15
Punts-Avg. 9-42.2 6-38.8
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-0
Penalties-Yards 5-44 7-76
Time of Possession 20:10 39:50
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING_Hawaii, Lakalaka 13-39, Haynes 0-20, Schroeder 2-10,
Wily 3-9, Poueu-Luna 1-(minus 1), Saint Juste 1-(minus 1),
Graham 5-(minus 7). Oregon St., Woods 17-50, Ward 5-12, Vaz 1-7,
Stevenson 1-1, Cooks 2-1, Anderson 1-0, Bolden 1-(minus 1),
Mannion 5-(minus 13).
PASSING_Hawaii, Graham 10-20-0-95, Schroeder 8-12-1-75. Oregon St.,
Mannion 31-43-1-372, Vaz 4-6-0-79, Team 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING_Hawaii, Harding 5-42, Haynes 3-21, Lakalaka 3-20,
Gant 2-36, Evans 2-26, Kemp 2-18, Kirkwood 1-7. Oregon St., Woods 7-95,
Cooks 7-92, Hamlett 5-12, Mullaney 4-68, Ward 3-14, Hatfield 2-62,
Cummings 2-54, Smith 2-28, Bolden 2-23, Clute 1-3.