Cumulus Eugene

Lee Sterling of Paramount Sports give his picks for this weekends biggest games which include Louisville at Clemson, Wisconsin at Michigan, Utah at CAL, Stanford at Washington, and Oregon at Washington State.

Nigel Burton of the PAC 12 Network joins Steve to explain why the Huskies have the deepest and best secondary in the country, Stanford’s best defensive strength, the long road to improving the Oregon defense, Utah is a force in the south, and does USC have time to turn things around?

Talkin’ Trash- Steve, Nick, and Alex bring up some trash or trash talk and then decide its fate.

Stefanie Loh of the Seattle Times joins Steve to talk about how the Cougars will possibly balance the passing game with their 3-headed running back attack, Faulk’s slow start is similar to last years, who needs to step up, and how will the front-7 do while trying to get to Prukop.

The Lightning Round- Nick fires through the days biggest stories rapid-fire style, and Steve tries to keep up.

Former Oregon Duck receiver Jeff Maehl joins Steve to talk about the execution of the final play against Colorado, grading Prukop’s performance so far, and the challenges of playing in Pullman.

Aaron Fentress of CSNNW joins Steve to talk about the Ducks recruiting issues over the past years for defensive players showing, players recognizing their faults, and he pros and cons for the Washington State matchup on Saturday.

George Schroeder of USA TODAY joins Steve to talk about who can come into LSU to replace Les Miles, which Tennessee is going to show up in their games this season, how telling the Wisconsin game is for Michigan’s season, and how Louisville vs. Clemson is a potential Heisman finalist matchup made to create Heisman-winning moments.

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

Austin Meek of The Register Guard joins Steve to talk about the interesting situation developing at Washington State, is it time to change coaches or quarterbacks, evaluating the defense after 4 weeks, and expectations for the rest of the season.