Cumulus Eugene

Ted Robinson of the PAC 12 Network and play-by-play voice of the San Francisco 49ers joins Steve to talk about how the 49ers locker room has reacted to Colin Kaepernick’s stand with the national anthem, what expectations Chip Kelly will have in his first season, what to expect with Prukop after watching him against UC Davis, and previewing the UCLA home opener.

The Lightning Round: Nick goes rapid fire through the day’s biggest stories, Steve Tries to keep up.

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

USA TODAY’s George Schroeder joins Steve to explain that the SEC is down (for now), what the win over Notre Dame means for the future of Texas’ program, the foundation to the chaos that needs to happen for Houston to make the CFP, and the growing doubts over USC and Tennessee after week 1.

What Are You Doing?!? Alex and Steve call out this week’s morons in sports.

Austin Meek of The Register Guard joins Steve to talk about the concerns that are still around about the Oregon defense, being hesitant about saying USC or UCLA are back, the bi-polar-ness of WSU, and why Texas used their 2 QB system better than Notre Dame did.

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

Oregon Women’s Soccer Head Coach joins Steve to talk about the strong finish to the Stephen F. Austin game, the youth and depth of the squad of the team up top, making little changes and having the team buying in help make change possible, and the challenges of facing Boise Sate.

The PAC 12 Network’s Yogi Roth talks with Steve about how the Oregon offense is built for Prukop to “absolutely thrive”, the hype for UW is real but might be too early, Stanford is underplayed with all their NFL talent, and why UCLA is going to be the best team to watch this year in the PAC.

Jeff Maehl, former Oregon Duck and now a member of Mace financial joins Steve to talk about his first game as an Oregon Duck, the importance of performing well in the first game, and why it’s important to perform well on the first drive as well.