Bald Faced Truth with John Canzano

University of Portland men's soccer coach Nick Carlin-Voigt joins the program to discuss his team. The Pilots are off to a good start to the season, and Carlin-Voigt talks about what his team has done to start hot. Carlin-Voigt talks about what the goals are for the team for the rest of the season.

John's friend, Mike Good of Castle Rock Vineyards, joins the show to talk about the process of harvesting a grape, and talks about Canzano as a kid.

Oregon State football coach Trent Bray joins the program to discuss his team's football as they head into the Civil War rivalry against Oregon. Bray discusses some of his most vivid Civil War memories and how he helps players from outside the Northwest understand the rivalry. Bray addresses the trash talk that Oregon linebacker Jerry Mixon said this week. Bray talks about Dante Moore and how much more comfortable he is at Oregon.

John Canzano is in talking about the Civil War football game between Oregon and Oregon State. Canzano thinks that this game should be played for the upcoming seasons, even though the two programs seem to be going in different directions. Later, Canzano talks about Tom Brady being in the coaches' box at the Raiders game. Canzano also discusses the Trail Blazers' sale to Tom Dundon and how he is affording it. Oregon State athletic director Scott Barnes joins the program to address Beavers fans' worries about the football season this year. Barnes gives head coach Trent Bray a vote of confidence, stating that Bray is the right coach to lead the Beavers, but acknowledges that he needs time to adjust to the role of head coach. Barnes discusses the biggest problems currently facing Oregon State football and their 0-3 start. Barnes talks about the Civil War rivalry with Oregon and whether he wants to continue playing that series. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Oregon State athletic director Scott Barnes joins the program to address Beavers fans' worries about the football season this year. Barnes gives head coach Trent Bray a vote of confidence, stating that Bray is the right coach to lead the Beavers, but acknowledges that he needs time to adjust to the role of head coach. Barnes discusses the biggest problems currently facing Oregon State football and their 0-3 start. Barnes talks about the Civil War rivalry with Oregon and whether he wants to continue playing that series.

San Diego State head football coach Sean Lewis joins the program to discuss his Aztecs' program. San Diego State plays undefeated Cal next week, and Lewis talks about the Cal team, including freshman phenom Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele. Lewis talks about what it is like taking over a program in college football now ,with all that is happening in the sport. Lewis talks about whether he would have recruited himself when he was a player.

John Canzano is in talking about week three of college football. Canzano talks about DeShaun Foster's firing and whether it was warranted. Canzano talks about the Beavers losing to Texas Tech and not showing a lot of effort, as well as the Oregon Ducks winning at Northwestern. Later in the show, Canzano talks about Brian Kelly's rant and whether Kelly should be acting that way. 5th Down College Football's Mark Schipper joins the program to discuss the firing of DeShaun Foster at UCLA. Schipper thinks that this is a university problem, and even though Foster wasn't good, it is a bigger problem. Schipper thinks that UCLA is going to want to hire a proven commodity rather than hire a young coordinator. Schipper addresses the stereotype that UCLA is just a "basketball school". San Diego State head football coach Sean Lewis joins the program to discuss his Aztecs' program. San Diego State plays undefeated Cal next week, and Lewis talks about the Cal team, including freshman phenom Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele. Lewis talks about what it is like taking over a program in college football now ,with all that is happening in the sport. Lewis talks about whether he would have recruited himself when he was a player. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!

5th Down College Football's Mark Schipper joins the program to discuss the firing of DeShaun Foster at UCLA. Schipper thinks that this is a university problem, and even though Foster wasn't good, it is a bigger problem. Schipper thinks that UCLA is going to want to hire a proven commodity rather than a young coordinator. Schipper addresses the stereotype that UCLA is merely a "basketball school."

John Canzano is in talking about his writing at johncanzano.com about Scott McQueeney, who ran a marathon backwards, because he lost a bet with his daughter. Canzano wants everybody to enjoy Friday and not take anything for granted. Canzano talks about Tom Dundon and his group officially purchasing the Trail Blazers. The BFT jury is back together. Michael Lewellen, Craig Birnbach, and John Strong discuss Oregon State's head football coach, Trent Bray, and his blowup at halftime against Fresno State, plus more, the NBA scandal involving Kawhi Leonard having a potential "no-show" job so the Clippers could circumvent the salary cap. CEO and founder of Live Heads Up, Chris Love, joins the program to talk about her foundation. Love talks about the "Red Out" game for Lake Oswego High School football. The game is an annual tradition, typically in early September, that honors Coach Jeff Young and supports the Young With Heart non-profit, which raises funds for ALS awareness and research. Lake Oswego takes on Central Catholic on Friday night. San Jose Mercury News' Jon Wilner joins the program to discuss week 3 of college football. Wilner tells Canzano what games he is looking forward to this weekend, and if there is any chance of an upset in the Oregon or Oregon State game. Wilner discusses why he still has some concerns about Oregon, even though everybody else seems to be all in on the Ducks. Wilner discusses how the AP poll works and his process for ranking the teams. Wilner talks about Trent Bray and his halftime incident against Fresno State. The 5 at 5, what's on tap, and much more!

San Jose Mercury News' Jon Wilner joins the program to discuss week 3 of college football. Wilner tells Canzano what games he is looking forward to this weekend, and if there is any chance of an upset in the Oregon or Oregon State game. Wilner discusses why he still has some concerns about Oregon, even though everybody else seems to be all in on the Ducks. Wilner discusses how the AP poll works and his process for ranking the teams. Wilner talks about Trent Bray and his halftime incident against Fresno State.