Bald Faced Truth with John Canzano

Oregon Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs coach, Chris Hampton, joins the program to discuss the Oregon Ducks' upcoming game this weekend vs. Indiana. Hampton discusses his journey from playing under Steve Spurrier til now and what the differences are between other schools and Oregon. Hampton discusses the Oregon Ducks this season and why they have been so successful, even with a bunch of new players on the defensive side.

John Canzano is in talking about the Portland Trail Blazers and the hype around Yang Hansen. Canzano wonders if it's fair to put so much hype around a young kid, but also give the Blazers credit for drafting the young Chinese center. Later, Canzano previews the college football weekend with some picks and analysis. Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens joins the show to discuss the upcoming game between Oregon and Indiana. Mullens discusses the difference between a big-time home game and a road game from his perspective as athletic director. Mullens hypothesizes what it would be like to host a college football game at Autzen Stadium. Mullens talks about the potential for private equity in the Big Ten. Mullens talks about how the college athletes are still student athletes and not pros quite yet. Mullens talks about what it was like to be on the bus after Oregon defeated Penn State in Happy Valley. Mullens talks about whether it would make sense to add more seats to Autzen Stadium. Oregon State star wide receiver Trent Walker joins the program to preview the upcoming game against the ACC's Wake Forest. Walker talks about the loss to App State and what the Beavers need to improve to win their first game of the season. Walker discusses the energy in the locker room and if the team is still locked in even after the 0-6 start. Walker talks about how they felt like they were the better team against App State, and that the team has fallen in love with the process. Walker talks about who the unsung heroes are on this Oregon State team. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Oregon State star wide receiver Trent Walker joins the program to preview the upcoming game against the ACC's Wake Forest. Walker talks about the loss to App State and what the Beavers need to improve to win their first game of the season. Walker discusses the energy in the locker room and if the team is still locked in even after the 0-6 start. Walker talks about how they felt like they were the better team against App State, and that the team has fallen in love with the process. Walker talks about who the unsung heroes are on this Oregon State team.

Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens joins the show to discuss the upcoming game between Oregon and Indiana. Mullens talks about the difference between a big-time home game vs a road game for him as the athletic director. Mullens hypothesizes what it would be like to host a college football game at Autzen Stadium. Mullens talks about the potential for private equity in the Big Ten. Mullens talks about how the college athletes are still student athletes and not pros quite yet. Mullens talks about what it was like to be on the bus after Oregon defeated Penn State in Happy Valley. Mullens talks about whether it would make sense to add more seats to Autzen Stadium.

John Canzano is in talking about the Major League Baseball playoffs and how great it has been. Even though the Mariners are heading to a game 5 against the Tigers, Canzano likes the Mariners chances because of the roster they have built and the fact that the hitters are making good contact. Later, Canzano previews the Oregon vs Indiana game this weekend. Oregon State head football coach Trent Bray joins the program to discuss the firing of special teams coordinator Jamie Christian, and Bray talks about how difficult a conversation it is to have when letting a coach go. Bray discusses the loss to Appalachian State and what went wrong in the game. Bray discusses leadership among the Beavers and notes that Trent Walker is the ultimate leader for Oregon State. Bray previews the Wake Forest game this weekend in Corvallis. American businessman and former Coastal Carolina football coach, Joe Mogila joins the program to discuss what it's like to be the CEO of TD Ameritrade and what it's like to be the head football coach of a college program. Moglia talks about his upbringing in an Italian neighborhood in the Bronx and how close he was to not being successful. Moglia talks about being a true CEO of a football program, as he was the CEO of Ameritrade and took that mentality to the football field. Moglia talks about specific standards he had for his Coastal Carolina football teams. Moglia talks about his role with Coastal Carolina now and how NIL has changed college football. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

American businessman and former Coastal Carolina football coach, Joe Mogila joins the program to discuss what it's like to be the CEO of TD Ameritrade and what it's like to be the head football coach of a college program. Moglia talks about his upbringing in an Italian neighborhood in the Bronx and how close he was to not being successful. Moglia talks about being a true CEO of a football program, as he was the CEO of Ameritrade and took that mentality to the football field. Moglia talks about specific standards he had for his Coastal Carolina football teams. Moglia talks about his role with Coastal Carolina now and how NIL has changed college football.

Oregon State head football coach Trent Bray joins the program to discuss the firing of special teams coordinator Jamie Christian, and Bray talks about how difficult a conversation it is to have when letting a coach go. Bray discusses the loss to Appalachian State and what went wrong in the game. Bray talks about leadership for the Beavers and mentions that Trent Walker is the ultimate leader for Oregon State. Bray previews the Wake Forest game this weekend in Corvallis.

John Canzano is in talking about Oregon State's loss to Appalachian State over the weekend, and if the firing of special teams coordinator, Jamie Christian, is valid. Canzano wonders if Oregon State fired Christian because they want to appease the fan base. Beaver Blitz's Angie Machado joins the program to try and make sense of the Oregon State 0-6 start to the season. Machado thinks that Oregon State not only has a football problem, but that Oregon State's problems run much deeper than just sports. Machado thinks that the firing of the special teams coordinator was too little too late for fans. Machado believes that regardless of how the Beavers finish the season, the damage has already been done, and this season is a failure. Machado wonders if Oregon State is to fire Trent Bray, would the fan base have trust in athletic director Scott Barnes to make the right hire? The head football coach of the Miami Hurricanes, Mario Cristobal, joins the program to talk about his program, which is ranked #2 in the nation. Cristobal talks about his time at Oregon and how he built the Ducks program when he got to Eugene. Cristobal talks about his relationship that he has with Dan Lanning, and if he considers Oregon to be a stepping stone program. Cristobal talks about his team now at Miami and previews their match-up against Louisville. The big splash, punch it audi, and much more!

The head football coach of the Miami Hurricanes, Mario Cristobal, joins the program to talk about his program, which is ranked #2 in the nation. Cristobal talks about his time at Oregon and how he built the Ducks program when he got to Eugene. Cristobal talks about his relationship that he has with Dan Lanning, and if considers Oregon to be a stepping stone program. Cristobal talks about his team now at Miami and previews their match-up against Louisville.

Beaver Blitz's Angie Machado joins the program to try and make sense of the Oregon State 0-6 start to the season. Machado thinks that Oregon State not only has a football problem, but that Oregon State's problems run much deeper than just sports. Machado thinks that the firing of the special teams coordinator was too little too late for fans. Machado believes that regardless of how the Beavers finish the season, the damage has already been done, and this season is a failure. Machado wonders if Oregon State is to fire Trent Bray, would the fanbase have trust in athletic director Scott Barnes to make the right hire?