The Bald Faced Truth With John Canzano

Judah Newby talks to Stacy Rost, co-host of "Bump and Stacy" on Seattle Sports, for a check-in on the Seahawks early on in training camp. Does Sam Darnold have his confidence? Is the optimism around the defense warranted, and what to make of the showdowns with the Niners to start and end the season.

Judah Newby talks to Oregon State legend and College Football Hall of Famer Mike Hass about his career and memories in Corvallis and thoughts on the state of the program today. Plus, Justis Mosqueda of ACME Packing Co. and SB Nation previews his early thoughts on the Seahawks, Packers, and why he's colder than others on an NFC playoff team from a season ago. Also talk on Hulk Hogan's passing, Big Ten Media Days, and the continued circus for Bill Belichick at North Carolina.

Judah Newby goes around the NFL with Justis Mosqueda of ACME Packing Co. and SB Nation. The guys talk about Justin Fields and the Jets, Aaron Rodgers' fit in Pittsburgh, the Sam Darnold era in Seattle, Jordan Love's next step in Green Bay, and why Justis is cooling on a certain NFC playoff team from a season ago.

Judah Newby catches up with Oregon State legend, Biletnikoff Award winner and College Football Hall of Famer Mike Hass. Hass talks about his path to get to Corvallis, overcoming odds, his relationship with Mike Riley, his friendship with Trent Bray, and thoughts on the future of the OSU-Oregon football rivalry.

Judah Newby reacts to Dan Lanning's comments from Big Ten media day in Las Vegas, plus Trail Blazers reporter Casey Holdahl talks Dame Lillard and the relationship with Jrue Holiday, Ted Leroux of "That Show Out West" gives his players to watch for on Oregon's roster this season, and Judah gives his thoughts on the news around NFL training camps with teams starting to hit the field.

Judah Newby brings on Ted Leroux, host of "That Show Out West", about Dan Lanning's comments at Big Ten media day, standouts on defense and offense that will define Oregon's season, expectations for Dante Moore, and if there are any surprise contenders in the Big Ten.

Judah Newby talks with Casey Holdahl, digital reporter for TrailBlazers.com, about Damian Lillard's return to Portland, the excitement at his youth basketball camp, and Dame's comments about his relationship with Jrue Holiday.

Judah Newby dives into Damian Lillard's re-introductory press conference clips with KOIN-TV sports anchor Brenna Greene, plus a check-in on the Seahawks ahead of training camp with Michael Bumpus of Seattle Sports 710, and Spencer McLaughlin previews Oregon's appearance at Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas.

Judah Newby talks to Spencer McLaughlin, host of the Locked On Ducks podcast and contributor at 750TheGame.com, from Las Vegas and Big Ten Media Days. Spencer gives his big questions for Oregon football entering 2025, whether or not third is an accurate preseason slot, and why he's got his eye on the performance of Oregon's running game this year.

Judah Newby talks to Michael Bumpus, co-host of "Bump & Stacy" on Seattle Sports, about the Seahawks storylines ahead of training camp and year two of Mike Macdonald's tenure. Bump dishes on expectations for the Hawks on defense, what the new offensive scheme will look like, and why confidence will be the determining factor in Sam Darnold's success.

Judah Newby talks to Brenna Greene, KOIN-TV Sports Anchor/Reporter, about covering Damian Lillard's re-introductory press conference, the balance of family and basketball in Dame's decision to return, the timeline of the team to compete in the West, and the WNBA launch in Portland.

Judah Newby is filling in and talks Dame's return with DeVon Pouncey of the Wake Up and Win podcast and basketball analyst with the Rip City Remix and Portland State, plus Carter Bahns of CBS Sports goes around the world of college football with the latest storylines and intriguing programs heading into 2025. Judah also talks Scottie Scheffler's unique reign in golf, why the Seahawks are being slept on, and what to expect from Oregon at Big Ten Media Days.

Judah Newby talks to Carter Bahns of CBS Sports to go around the world of college football including the Big Ten-SEC power play, Kalen DeBoer's important year two at Alabama, what to expect from Bill Belichick's foray at UNC, why third is a solid prediction for Oregon in the Big Ten, and why the second half of the season could spell good things for the Oregon State Beavers.

Judah Newby catches up with DeVon Pouncey, host of the "Wake Up and Win" podcast, and analyst for the Rip City Remix and Portland State men's hoops. Pouncey gives his thoughts on Damian Lillard's return to Portland, why it matters so much for the community, and the excitement around the WNBA's return to Portland.

Judah Newby talks Dame Lillard's return to Portland and whether or not critics are fair to question the move. Plus, Calvin Wetzel of Her Hoops Stats and CBS Sports talks Portland Fire launch in the WNBA and the All-Star festivities in Indianapolis. KGW sports anchor Orlando Sanchez checks in with Dame thoughts and what it means for the market, plus Tim Booth of the Seattle Times details the Mariners second half of the season and local reaction to Adam Silver's recent comments on expansion.

Judah Newby talks with Tim Booth of the Seattle Times about the Mariners embarking on the season's second half, the year of Cal Raleigh, and Adam Silver's recent comments on NBA expansion and the Trail Blazers future in Portland.

Judah Newby talks to KGW sports anchor Orlando Sanchez about Damian Lillard's return to Portland and what it means for the market and the Blazers future, plus the official launch of the Portland Fire in the WNBA and the upcoming festivities this weekend at Providence Park with the Portland Timbers.

Judah Newby talks to basketball analyst Calvin Wetzel of Her Hoop Stats and CBS Sports about the WNBA All-Star festivities in Indianapolis, the star power affect of Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu on the league, and what to expect from the Portland Fire preparing for year one as an expansion team in the league.

The Oregonian's Aaron Fentress joins the show to discuss the Trail Blazers addition of Damian Lillard. Fentress was surprised to hear the news of Damian Lillard coming back to Portland. Fentress thought that Lillard was going to look to win a championship and join a team that is in better shape than Portland. Fentress talks about how Lillard wasn't happy in Milwaukee and wanted out. Fentress questions the fit with Lillard and the Blazers but understands why the Trail Blazers made the move.

Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are in talking about Damian Lillard returning to Portland. Newby and Vaughan have differing opinions on Lillard and what the impact is on and off the court. The guys argue on if Lillard will start and what his mindset will be once he re-joins the Trail Blazers. 247 Sports' Erik Skopil joins the program to discuss Oregon football. Skopil talks about the inexperience the Ducks have on their roster and what the biggest questions are for the Ducks if they are going to contend for a national championship. Skopil is very confident in Dante Moore's ability to be the Ducks next great quarterback. Skopil talks about freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore, and his talent he has. Skopil thinks that Moore could emerge as the Ducks top receiver this season. The Oregonian's Aaron Fentress joins the show to discuss the Trail Blazers addition of Damian Lillard. Fentress was surprised and shocked hearing the news of Damian Lillard coming back to Portland. Fentress thought that Lillard was going to look to win a championship and join a team that is in better shape than Portland. Fentress talks about how Lillard wasn't happy in Milwaukee and was wanting out. Fentress questions the fit with Lillard and the Blazers but understands why the Trail Blazers made the move. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

247 Sports' Erik Skopil joins the program to discuss Oregon football. Skopil talks about the inexperience the Ducks have on their roster and what the biggest questions are for the Ducks if they are going to contend for a national championship. Skopil is very confident in Dante Moore's ability to be the Ducks next great quarterback. Skopil talks about freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore and his talent he has. Skopil thinks that Moore could emerge as the Ducks top receiver this season.

Steven Vaughan and Judah Newby are in talking about the comments made by Adam Silver about the Portland Trail Blazers potentially needing a new arena to appease potential new owners. The guys talk about the MLB All-Star game finish with the swing off. Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal joins the program to discuss Adam Silver's comments about the Portland Trail Blazers sale. Friend says that the room was shocked when Silver mentioned the Moda Center needing renovations or a complete rebuild. Friend says that the NBA shouldn't be looking to relocate the Trail Blazers and that they should be in Portland. Friend also thinks that expansion is not going to happen in the NBA anytime soon. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal joins the program to discuss Adam Silver's comments about the Portland Trail Blazers sale. Friend says that the room was shocked when Silver mentioned the Moda Center needing renovations or a complete rebuild. Friend says that the NBA shouldn't be looking to relocate the Trail Blazers and that they should be in Portland. Friend also thinks that expansion is not going to happen in the NBA anytime soon.

Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are in talking about the home run derby and Cal Raleigh being the talk of Major League Baseball. Newby reminisces about past home run derbies and all star games, and talks about how Raleigh winning the home run derby has elevated him to superstardom. Seattle Sports' Curtis Rogers joins the show to talk about the performance from Cal Raleigh in last night's home run derby. Rogers talks about how Mariners fans were on the edge of their seats watching Raleigh last night in a tight derby. Rogers ranks this performance in the top 10 Mariners moments in the past 10 seasons. Rogers talks about Raleigh's newfound fame and how he is adjusting to it. Rogers discusses whether Raleigh can continue his tear for the rest of the season and if the Mariners need another bat to make a playoff push. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Seattle Sports' Curtis Rogers joins the show to talk about the performance from Cal Raleigh in last night's home run derby. Rogers talks about how Mariners fans were on the edge of their seats watching Raleigh last night in a tight derby. Rogers ranks this performance in the top 10 Mariners moments in the past 10 seasons. Rogers talks about Raleigh's newfound fame and how he is adjusting to it. Rogers discusses whether Raleigh can continue his tear for the rest of the season and if the Mariners need another bat to make a playoff push.

Beaver Blitz's Jake Hedberg joins the program to discuss Oregon State football and gives some thoughts, worries, and strengths for the Beavers. Hedberg says that new quarterback Maalik Murphy has all of the skills to take Oregon State to the next level offensively. Hedberg talks about the coaching staff and how head coach Trent Bray evaluated his performance from his first year and made corrections with the staff. Hedberg gives his predictions on the Beavers and talks about Oregon State's great day in the MLB draft.

Steven Vaughan and Judah Newby are in for John Canzano and the guys are talking about the potential new CFP model and if it's a good idea. The guys talk about the University of Oregon football team and what their reputation is around the country, and also give their thoughts on the Trail Blazers summer league team and Hansen Yang. Pick Six Previews, Brett Ciancia, joins the program to preview college football. Ciancia publishes a preview magazine for college football and Ciancia thinks that the Oregon Ducks have a lot of talent this season. Ciancia thinks that the Ducks will win the national championship, but it may not be this upcoming season. Ciancia talks about which conference is actually better between the SEC and Big Ten, and he gives out a "darkhorse" pick to make the CFP. Beaver Blitz's Jake Hedberg joins the program to discuss Oregon State football and gives some thoughts, worries, and strengths for the Beavers. Hedberg says that new quarterback Maalik Murphy has all of the skills to take Oregon State to the next level offensively. Hedberg talks about the coaching staff and how head coach Trent Bray evaluated his performance from his first year and made corrections with the staff. Hedberg gives his predictions on the Beavers and talks about Oregon State's great day in the MLB draft. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Pick Six Previews, Brett Ciancia, joins the program to preview college football. Ciancia publishes a preview magazine for college football and Ciancia thinks that the Oregon Ducks have a lot of talent this season. Ciancia thinks that the Ducks will win the national championship, but it may not be this upcoming season. Ciancia talks about which conference is actually better between the SEC and Big Ten, and he gives out a "dark horse" pick to make the CFP.

John Canzano is in talking about rebooting in sports. Canzano questions what/who in sports needs a reboot most. Canzano says the Trail Blazers need a big reboot at ownership, and once that happens then the team can focus on winning. Later, the BFT jury is back judging who is and isn't guilty in the world of sports. University of Oregon star point guard Jackson Shelstad joins the program to discuss what he has been up to this summer. Shelstad is running a youth camp at West Linn High School and would love more children to sign up for the camp. Shelstad talks about the camps he participated in when he was a kid. Shelstad talks about the Oregon basketball team and thinks that the team is rounding out and has a great core group of guys whom he trusts. Shelstad talks about how he handles all the new fame he has because of the NIL world in college sports. The big splash, what's on tap, and much more!

University of Oregon star point guard Jackson Shelstad joins the program to discuss what he has been up to this summer. Shelstad is running a youth camp at West Linn High School and would love more children to sign up for the camp. Shelstad talks about the camps he participated in when he was a kid. Shelstad talks about the Oregon basketball team and thinks that the team is rounding out and has a great core group of guys whom he trusts. Shelstad talks about how he handles all the new fame he has because of the NIL world in college sports.

Locked on College Football's Spencer McLaughlin joins the program to discuss college football. McLaughlin is high on Penn State this season and thinks that they could make a run in the Big Ten and potentially nationally. McLaughlin talks about Penn State coach James Franklin and how it hasn't been his fault in some of Penn State's downfalls. McLaughlin also talks about Dan Lanning and what the Oregon coach needs to do to elevate the Ducks to the next level. McLaughlin gives his Big Ten dark horse team that he thinks could make a run to the College Football playoff.

John Canzano is in talking about the potential for the NCAA tournament and the College Football Playoff expanding and if it is good for the sport. Canzano thinks that it's inevitable that the NCAA tournament expands and he is not a fan. Later, Canzano talks about the AP poll and if there should be a push to not have a preseason poll in college football. Erick Olson of the Farm-City Pro Rodeo joins the program to discuss the rodeo. The rodeo is in Hermiston, Oregon and is taking place August 6-9. Olson talks about corporate sponsors that are now joining the rodeo and making money on it. There are a couple of local kids at the rodeo who are thriving as riders. Olson discusses the demographics of the rodeo and why it's a fun time for the whole family. Locked on College Football's Spencer McLaughlin joins the program to discuss college football. McLaughlin is high on Penn State this season and thinks that they could make a run in the Big Ten and potentially nationally. McLaughlin talks about Penn State coach James Franklin and how it hasn't been his fault in some of Penn State's downfalls. McLaughlin also talks about Dan Lanning and what the Oregon coach needs to do to elevate the Ducks to the next level. McLaughlin gives his Big Ten dark horse team that he thinks could make a run to the College Football playoff. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Erick Olson of the Farm-City Pro Rodeo joins the program to discuss the rodeo. The rodeo is in Hermiston, Oregon and is taking place August 6-9. Olson talks about corporate sponsors that are now joining the rodeo and making money on it. There are a couple of local kids at the rodeo who are thriving as riders. Olson discusses the demographics of the rodeo and why it's a fun time for the whole family.

John Canzano is in talking about Coach Prime speaking truth at Big 12 media days. Canzano thinks that there needs to be some sort of salary cap in college football. Canzano talks about Coach Prime and the difference in attitude from the time to he got to Colorado to how he is now. Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union Tribune joins the show to talk about Grand Canyon University joining the Mountain West a year early and what it will mean for the Mountain West conference. Zeigler talks about San Diego State football and the struggles they had last year. Zeigler says no expectations are going into the season for the Aztecs, and there are no fans that are going to be showing up for the football games. Zeigler discusses whether San Diego State basketball can continue to excel under the new rules and revenue sharing in college sports. Founder of Hopscotch, Dave Gunderson, joins the program to discuss his charity, Hopscotch. Their mission is to provide healthy, nutritious snacks to students in the low-income communities within the Portland area. Gunderson saw kids struggling to get food and good meals while watching his children participate in sports, and Gunderson felt like he needed to help feed hungry kids. Gunderson talks about some of the problems that happen in youth sports, especially baseball. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Founder of Hopscotch, Dave Gunderson, joins the program to discuss his charity, Hopscotch. Their mission is to provide healthy, nutritious snacks to students in the low-income communities within the Portland area. Gunderson saw kids struggling to get food and good meals while watching his children participate in sports, and Gunderson felt like he needed to help feed hungry kids. Gunderson talks about some of the problems that happen in youth sports, especially baseball.

Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union Tribune joins the show to talk about Grand Canyon University joining the Mountain West a year early and what it will mean for the Mountain West conference. Zeigler talks about San Diego State football and the struggles they had last year. Zeigler says no expectations are going into the season for the Aztecs, and there are no fans that are going to be showing up for the football games. Zeigler discusses whether San Diego State basketball can continue to excel under the new rules and revenue sharing in college sports.

John Canzano is in talking about the home run derby in Major League Baseball. Canzano thinks that if the NBA adopted the same idea as a home run derby matching players up in a one-on-one situation that fans would want to tune into that. Canzano is also talking about the NFL and flag football in the Olympics. He relates flag football in the Olympics to the Dream Team in 1992 when basketball gained a lot of popularity worldwide. Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News joins the program live from Big 12 media day. Wilner talks about what the media is gravitating to and what teams are making noise. Wilner discusses the media's decision not to conduct a preseason poll in the conference and how this will actually benefit the conference when it comes to the CFP. Wilner discusses BYU and its relevance in the conference, citing the significant investment the university has made in the program. Wilner talks about the comments made by Big 12 commissioner, Brett Yormark, and if he likes the 5+11 model when it comes to the CFP. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News joins the program live from Big 12 media day. Wilner talks about what the media is gravitating to and what teams are making noise. Wilner discusses the media's decision not to conduct a preseason poll in the conference and how this will actually benefit the conference when it comes to the CFP. Wilner discusses BYU and its relevance in the conference, citing the significant investment the university has made in the program.

John Canzano is in talking about Joey Chestnut and if he is an actual athlete. Canzano questions Chestnut's athletic abilities. Canzano is also talking about the Oregon Ducks football team. Cnazano wonders if the Ducks championship window is still open and for how long it will remain open. Will it close after Phil Knight and the Ducks need to win a championship soon? Or are the Ducks so well positioned that it won't matter? Texas State President, Kelly Damphousse, and Texas State athletic director, Don Coryell, join the program to discuss Texas State's move to the Pac-12. The two are very excited to be in the new Pac-12 and feel like they are going to be in the premier conference of the Group of 5. Damphousse and Coryell talk about the investments they have put into the school and why Texas State is an up-and-coming school that will be competing with the best of the Pac-12. Andy Krakauer joins the program to discuss the life of Lucy Reed. Lucy was a 96-year-old avid sports fan who passed away last week. John Canzano wrote about Lucy on johncanzano.com, and Krakauer tells stories of Lucy as he considered Lucy a "2nd mom". Krakauer tells some great stories. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Andy Krakauer joins the program to discuss the life of Lucy Reed. Lucy was a 96-year-old avid sports fan who passed away last week. John Canzano wrote about Lucy on johncanzano.com, and Krakauer tells stories of Lucy as he considered Lucy a "2nd mom". Krakauer tells some great stories.

Texas State President, Kelly Damphousse, and Texas State athletic director, Don Coryell, join the program to discuss Texas State's move to the Pac-12. The two are very excited to be in the new Pac-12 and feel like they are going to be in the premier conference of the Group of 5. Damphousse and Coryell talk about the investments they have put into the school and why Texas State is an up-and-coming school that will be competing with the best of the Pac-12.

John Canzano is in talking about the Fourth of July and what people do on the holiday. Canzano also is talking about the Pac-12 being the best big little conference just like Reno, Nevada. Canzano thinks that the Pac-12 has put itself in a great spot in both football and basketball. Canzano also talks about what the Pac-12's strategy could be and if the conference is looking to add another member. Later, the BFT jury forms once again to come up with decisions on some of the biggest topics in sports. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

John Canzano is in talking about the Lia Thomas decision at the University of Pennsylvania. Canzano looks for answers when it comes to transgender athletes. Canzano is also talking about ESPN and the narratives and stories that they push out and try to force people to pay attention to. Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum, joins the show to discuss the Portland State football team. Barnum discusses the changes the team is undergoing, including the transition to a new quarterback. Barnum talks about summertime and what he did after he finished college. Barnum talks about Costco hot dogs, road trips, football, and much more in a classic Bruce Barnum interview. Attorney Alan Thayer joins the program to discuss the litigation between the Pac-12 and the Mountain West. Thayer is shocked at how long this has lasted and says that this is not normal for a mediation to last this long. Thayer talks about why this has lasted so long and what it could mean at the end of the ruling. Thayer suggests that the Pac-12 may be employing a strategy that pits UNLV and the Mountain West against each other, creating a conflict of interest. The sports tax man, Robert Raiola, joins the program to discuss sports business with John Canzano. Raiola talks about the "jock tax" in Oregon when it comes to the Portland Diamond Project's effort to get MLB to Portland. Raiola also talks about how college players are now getting incentives in their NIL deals. Railoa talks about how agents are making better deals for the clients. Railoa talks about Damian Lillard and what taxes he would have had to pay in the state of Oregon if he had rehabbed in Oregon. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

The sports tax man, Robert Raiola, joins the program to discuss sports business with John Canzano. Raiola talks about the "jock tax" in Oregon when it comes to the Portland Diamond Project's effort to get MLB to Portland. Raiola also talks about how college players are now getting incentives in their NIL deals. Railoa talks about how agents are making better deals for the clients. Railoa talks about Damian Lillard and what taxes he would have had to pay in the state of Oregon if he had rehabbed in Oregon.

Attorney Alan Thayer joins the program to discuss the litigation between the Pac-12 and the Mountain West. Thayer is shocked at how long this has lasted and says that this is not normal for a mediation to last this long. Thayer talks about why this has lasted so long and what it could mean at the end of the ruling. Thayer suggests that the Pac-12 may be employing a strategy that pits UNLV and the Mountain West against each other, creating a conflict of interest.

Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum, joins the show to discuss the Portland State football team. Barnum discusses the changes the team is undergoing, including the transition to a new quarterback. Barnum talks about summertime and what he did after he finished college. Barnum talks about Costco hot dogs, road trips, football, and much more in a classic Bruce Barnum interview.

John Canzano is in talking about Damian Lillard getting bought out by the Milwaukee Bucks. Canzano talks about the future for Lillard as well as what Lillard's legacy is in Portland. Canzano wonders if Lillard will end up back in Portland at some point in his career. Canzano also talks about the Lia Thomas situation at the University of Pennsylvania. Thomas, a transgender swimmer, got her records taken away. Ben Golliver of the Washington Post joins the program to discuss NBA free agency and the Bucks' buyout of Damian Lillard. Golliver thinks that the move to waive Lillard was extremely short-sighted and could eventually end up benefiting the Portland Trail Blazers due to the draft picks the Blazers own that are currently Milwaukee's. Golliver thinks there are going to be lots of suitors for Damian Lillard this offseason who will tell him to sit out this entire next season. Golliver gives his lists of teams that could show an interest in Damian Lillard. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Ben Golliver of the Washington Post joins the program to discuss NBA free agency and the Bucks' buyout of Damian Lillard. Golliver thinks that the move to waive Lillard was extremely short-sighted and could eventually end up benefiting the Portland Trail Blazers due to the draft picks the Blazers own that are currently Milwaukee's. Golliver thinks there are going to be lots of suitors for Damian Lillard this offseason who will tell him to sit out this entire next season. Golliver gives his lists of teams that could show an interest in Damian Lillard.

John Canzano is in talking about Texas State officially joining the Pac-12. Canzano goes in depth what it means for the conference and for the other members in the conference. Canzano talks about how the brand of the Pac-12 still thrives in this environment. Canzano also talks about the Portland Trail Blazers off-season so far and what it means now that the Blazers bought out Deandre Ayton. WCC commissioner Stu Jackson joins the program to discuss the news that Seattle University will join the West Coast Conference. Jackson says that by adding Seattle, the WCC will add a lot of depth to the entire conference. Jackson discusses what it's like heading a conference where schools like St. Mary's have made clear that they are looking to join another conference. Jackson discusses what's next for the WCC and what is important for the conference moving forward. Oregon Ducks beat reporter for USA Today’s Duck Wire, Zachary Neel, joins the program to discuss the Oregon Ducks football team. Neel talks about the big game that will go down in Happy Valley against Penn State and how even if the Ducks were to fall, they have a good shot to stay in the CFP picture. Neel explains how this season is a huge one for defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi. Neel wonders how much social media the team will do now that they have made a huge impact, but has not gotten over the hump of winning a national championship. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Oregon Ducks beat reporter for USA Today’s Duck Wire, Zachary Neel, joins the program to discuss the Oregon Ducks football team. Neel talks about the big game that will go down in Happy Valley against Penn State and how even if the Ducks were to fall, they have a good shot to stay in the CFP picture. Neel explains how this season is a huge one for defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi. Neel wonders how much social media the team will do now that they have made a huge impact, but has not gotten over the hump of winning a national championship.