Bald Faced Truth with John Canzano

Tacoma News Tribune's Gregg Bell joins the program to discuss the Seattle Seahawks as they head into a preseason game against the Packers on the weekend. Bell discusses the altercation that occurred between the two teams during a joint practice and identifies the player on the Seahawks who initiated the incident. Bell talks about the fit for running back Kenneth Walker III and how the system the Seahawks have will emphasize his skills. Bell talks about the season opener against the 49ers.

Beavers Edge's Ryan Harlan, joins the program to talk about Oregon State football as they prepare for their season opener against Cal. Harlan talks about head coach Trent Bray and his different approach this season in his second season as head coach. Harlan talks about new quarterback Maalik Murphy and what Beavers fans should expect out of him and the offense. Harlan previews the matchup against Cal.

San Jose Mercury News Jon Wilner joins the program for two segments to talk to John about making a college football time capsule for 2025. The two talk about who they think will win the Big Ten, which coach will get fired first, the national champion, and more.

John Canzano is in talking about what he can't wait to watch this season in the NFL and put it in a time capsule so we can analyze it later. Canzano makes his picks for MVP and Super Bowl champions as well as a team in the AFC West that he can't wait to watch this season. Jerry Palm of palmbrackets.com joins the show to talk about the potential expansion of the CFP and wonders how the season would be played if the playoff expanded that much. Palm talks about how people who vote for the AP poll don't take into account the actual season. Palm gives out his Big Ten winner. With the CFP potentially expanding, Palm talks about the differences between the college basketball NCAA tournament and the College Football Playoff. Palm talks about the NCAA basketball tournament and what the thought process is for expanding that tournament. San Jose Mercury News Jon Wilner joins the program for two segments to talk to John about making a college football time capsule for 2025. The two talk about who they think will win the Big Ten, which coach will get fired first, the national champion, and more. The big splash, punch it audio, and much more!

Jerry Palm of palmbrackets.com joins the show to talk about the potential expansion of the CFP and wonders how the season would be played if the playoff expanded that much. Palm talks about how people who vote for the AP poll don't take into account the actual season. Palm gives out his Big Ten winner. With the CFP potentially expanding, Palm talks about the differences between the college basketball NCAA tournament and the College Football Playoff. Palm talks about the NCAA basketball tournament and what the thought process is for expanding that tournament.

John Canzano is in talking about potential new Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon, and Dundon's relationship with Ernest Garcia II who is a convicted felon and CEO of Dundon's company Carvana. Garcia II has liquidated more than $1 billion in Carvana stock since June and Canzano wonders if Garcia is getting ready to make a move to join Dundon as an investor of the Portland Trail Blazers. Sports Business Radio's Brian Berger joins the program to discuss the potential sale of the Portland Trail Blazers to Tom Dundon. Berger says we should pump the brakes on assuming that Dundon will become the next owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger says if you follow the money and notice how there has been no official statement, Dundon may not be the next owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger wonders if Tom Dundon actually has enough money to be the majority owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger talks about universities making money from their fans for giving them experiences. Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum joins the program to talk about Portland State's upcoming football season. Barnum talks about how he has a vote in the FCS coaches poll, and then previews Tarleton State who is the Vikings first opponent. Barnum gives insight on his quarterback situation. The Portland State/Tarleton State game will be on ESPN2 for the first time in Portland State history. Barnum talks about the strengths of his team. Barnum talks about the transfer portal and how he is getting better players on his team. Barnum ranks his favorite conspiracy theories and his superstitions. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Portland State head football coach Bruce Barnum joins the program to talk about Portland State's upcoming football season. Barnum talks about how he has a vote in the FCS coaches poll, and then previews Tarleton State, who is the Vikings' first opponent. Barnum gives insight into his quarterback situation. The Portland State/Tarleton State game will be on ESPN2 for the first time in Portland State history. Barnum talks about the strengths of his team. Barnum talks about the transfer portal and how he is getting better players on his team. Barnum ranks his favorite conspiracy theories and his superstitions.

Sports Business Radio's Brian Berger joins the program to discuss the potential sale of the Portland Trail Blazers to Tom Dundon. Berger says we should pump the brakes on assuming that Dundon will become the next owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger says if you follow the money and notice how there has been no official statement, Dundon may not be the next owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger wonders if Tom Dundon actually has enough money to be the majority owner of the Trail Blazers. Berger talks about universities making money from their fans for giving them experiences.

Former Oregon Duck running back, Kenjon Barner, joins the program to talk about his time at Oregon and what it was like to play for Chip Kelly and play in the national championship game against Auburn. Barner talks about what made the Oregon offense under Chip Kelly so special and different. Barner talks about what is going to make you successful in the NFL. Barner talks about how cut-throat it is, and how they will chew you up and spit you out. Barner is very excited to watch Dante Moore play, as Barner thinks he can be one of the best quarterbacks in the nation.

John Canzano is in talking about the news that Big Ten commishoner, Tony Petitti, wants to expand the CFP to potentially 28 teams. Canzano wonders if that is good for the sport, or if Petitti is actually negotiating to get his way by throwing out an idea that won't work. Co-publisher of Cal Bears on SI, Jeff Faraudo, joins the program to preview the Cal vs Oregon State game in two Saturdays. College football is almost here, and Faraudo talks about Cal, which has just named thier starting quarterback for their opening game in Corvallis. Faraudo talks about the Cal roster and how they are adjusting after losing a ton in the transfer portal. Faraudo talks about Josh Wilcox and his standing within the Cal program. Faraudo talks about the ACC and how the Cal program is still learning information about its potential opponents. Former Oregon Duck running back, Kenjon Barner, joins the program to talk about his time at Oregon and what it was like to play for Chip Kelly and play in the national championship game against Auburn. Barner talks about what made the Oregon offense under Chip Kelly so special and different. Barner talks about what is going to make you successful in the NFL. Barner talks about how cut-throat it is, and how they will chew you up and spit you out. Barner is very excited to watch Dante Moore play, as Barner thinks he can be one of the best quarterbacks in the nation. The big splash, the 5 at 5, and much more!