Cumulus Eugene

Anthony Herron of the PAC 12 Network joins Steve to talk about the similarities of rebuilding Colorado now and Iowa in the late 90s when he was there, the similar issues ASU and Oregon are going through, and the fixable errors that Oregon has been dealing with on defense.

Aaron Fentress of CSNNW joins Steve to talk about watching the Cubs in the World Series, ending the narrative that the guys on the Ducks “don’t care”, the biggest similarity between Herbert and Mariota, and the last chance the Ducks might have at a win.

The Crunch Exchange- Alex lays out the prospectus, Steve tells us if he’s buying or selling.

George Schroeder of USA TODAY joins Steve to talk what Gus Malzahn did to get Auburn clicking again, why the Oklahoma-Texas Tech result was bad for the Big 12, FSU underperforming, and why Utah is a major stumbling block to the Huskies.

The Register Guard's Austin Meek joins Steve to talk high school programs dying, Oregon football's changing standards, Royce Freeman's disappearance, Oregon hoops as Pac-12 favorites, and the overlooked Indians.

Steve and Alex call out this week's morons in sports.

Todd McKim of the Bears Sports Network joins Steve to talk about the play of Davis Webb so far this season, another 3-headed monster at running back for the Ducks to deal with, pass blocking is the offensive lines best strength, defensive problems, and what he is seeing from the Ducks this season.

Lee Sterling of Paramount Sports joins Steve to give away his PAC 12 picks including UCLA vs. Utah, TCU at West Virginia, OSU a big road dog at UW, ASU hosting the Cougs, and the Ducks in their 2nd game in the Herbert era.

The Tool Shed- Steve nominates three tools and then inducts one into the Tool Shed for the week.

Kristen Rodgers of KEZI 9 Sports joins Steve to talk about what Kelly Graves thinks will be the most competitive spot on the roster, OSU head Coach Scott Rueck on his team after coming off a Final Four appearance, what Jon Neal said about defending the “Bear-Raid”, and the patience that comes from having a freshman at quarterback.