Blake Antzoulatos is a tackling machine who is having a phenomenal junior season.

Now he has an offer from the Pac-12.

Oregon State was the first school from that conference to offer the 2019 linebacker from West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade and he’s definitely excited to see where it leads in the coming years.

“So I was in class and I got a call and when I answered it was (interim) coach (Cory) Hall letting me know that I received an offer to Oregon State,” Antzoulatos said. “It was an amazing moment. It’s an honor to be on the board of a Pac-12 (school).”

So far, the West Hills Chaminade standout has landed offers from Oregon State, Colorado State and Nevada. Many other programs, and some in the Pac-12, have been showing interest.

As for the Beavers, Antzoulatos is excited to see what happens with the coaching search after this season and he definitely has a lot of respect for Hall and others on the staff already in Corvallis.

“I’m curious what will happen with the coaching staff but coach Hall is a great coach and I know things over there are in great hands,” Antzoulatos said.

More interest is already coming in for the 2019 linebacker.

UCLA, Cal and Northwestern have been reaching out to Antzoulatos, who is around 100 tackles already in his junior season. Other offers could be on the way especially as his junior season winds down.