Bald Faced Truth with John Canzano

New Mexico head football coach Jason Eck joins the program to discuss his team as the Lobos are 6-3 and looking to sneak into the Mountain West championship game. Eck tells Canzano how he went about building a roster when he got to New Mexico. Eck is in his first year at New Mexico after coming from Idaho. Eck discusses what it's like coaching New Mexico and addresses rumors that he has been in contact with other schools.

Oregon State interim head football coach Robb Akey joins the program to discuss the Beavers loss to Sam Houston State over the weekend. Akey tells Canzano that he has been sick to his stomach thinking about how the Beavers lost the game, but he's excited for the opportunity to battle Tulsa this weekend. Akey discusses the Beavers health status as they get ready to go on the road.

John Canzano is in discussing the Donald Trump interview that the President did with Pat McAfee, and is asking the question of how much politics should be in sports. Canzano wonders if McAfee should have even done the interview with the President or if he should have declined it. Canzano discusses the Oregon Ducks win and what it means for the CFP rankings. Later, Canzano breaks down the latest CFP rankings. Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum joins the program to discuss his team's upcoming game at Providence Park against Montana. The Vikings are coming off a loss to Sacramento State last week, and Barnum tells Canzano what went wrong in the defeat. Barnum discusses how important it's going to be to have a good crowd as the game this week will be played at Providence Park. Oregon State wrestling coach Chris Pendleton joins the show to discuss his team as they are getting set to have their home opening match. Pendleton discusses his team and the high expectations the Beavers have this season. Pendelton says this is a project team, but they have a lot of talent. Washington goalie Tanner Ijams joins the program to discuss the Huskies' soccer team. Ijams discusses the heartbreak the team felt after their teammate, Mia Hamant, passed away from kidney cancer. Ijams discusses how the team dealt with the tragedy and how they will always continue to think about her. Ijams discusses the difficulty the team had when they found out about Hamant's death, and having to turn around just days later to play in the Big Ten championship match. The championship match went to PKs, and Ijams discusses her thoughts going into the PKs. The 5 at 5 and much more!

Washington goalie Tanner Ijams joins the program to discuss the Huskies' soccer team. Ijams discusses the heartbreak the team felt after their teammate, Mia Hamant, passed away from kidney cancer. Ijams discusses how the team dealt with the tragedy and how they will always continue to think about her. Ijams discusses the difficulty the team had when they found out about Hamant's death, and having to turn around just days later to play in the Big Ten championship match. The championship match went to PKs, and Ijams discusses her thoughts going into the PKs.

Oregon State wrestling coach Chris Pendleton joins the show to discuss his team as they are getting set to have their home opening match. Pendleton discusses his team and the high expectations the Beavers have this season. Pendelton says this is a project team, but they have a lot of talent.

Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum joins the program to discuss his team's upcoming game at Providence Park against Montana. The Vikings are coming off a loss to Sacramento State last week, and Barnum tells Canzano what went wrong in the defeat. Barnum discusses how important it's going to be to have a good crowd as the game this week will be played at Providence Park.

Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are in for John Canzano, discussing the Oregon win over Iowa. Newby thinks that Oregon is a CFP contender, but may not be a national championship contender. Later, they discuss the loss by the Beavers to Sam Houston State and wonder if this is rock bottom for the Beavers. Locked on College Football's Spencer McLaughlin joins the program to discuss the Oregon victory over Iowa. McLaughlin was impressed with the win by Oregon, but doesn't think it was Dan Lanning's most impressive win in his career. McLaughlin discusses what the most impressive thing was in the victory and if the Ducks need to win out to make the CFP. BeaversEdge's Ryan Harlan joins the show to discuss the disaster that was the Oregon State loss to Sam Houston State over the weekend. Harlan discusses who he would like to see be the next Oregon State head coach. Harlan discusses whether there is anything that the Beavers have done this season that is sustainable for next season. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

BeaversEdge's Ryan Harlan joins the show to discuss the disaster that was the Oregon State loss to Sam Houston State over the weekend. Harlan discusses who he would like to see be the next Oregon State head coach. Harlan discusses whether there is anything that the Beavers have done this season that is sustainable for next season.

Locked on College Football's Spencer McLaughlin joins the program to discuss the Oregon victory over Iowa. McLaughlin was impressed with the win by Oregon, but doesn't think it was Dan Lanning's most impressive win in his career. McLaughlin discusses what the most impressive thing was in the victory and if the Ducks need to win out to make the CFP.

John Canzano is in, and is joined by Brian Berger of Sports Business Radio for the first hour to discuss a bevy of topics. Canzano reported that Vulcan Inc. will continue to have 20% of the Trail Blazers even after Tom Dundon becomes the "majority owner", and Berger breaks down how unique a situation this is. Canzano and Berger discuss the troublesome couple of months for ESPN. Later, the BFT jury reconvenes to discuss the CFP rankings, college coaches, and more. Later, Canzano previews the Oregon/Iowa game and thinks that there's one big thing that Oregon has to do to win the game. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!