Cumulus Eugene

Ryan Thorburn of the Register Guard joins Steve to do a quick recap of what Dylan Ennis coming back means for the Oregon Ducks Men’s basketball team next season, what PAC-12 commissioner thinks the conference needs to do to get back to the College Football Playoff, new partnerships for the conference, and his pick for the next Oregon starting quarterback.

Kristen Rodgers of KEZI 9 joins Steve to talk about how dominant Serena Williams was last weekend in her 22nd Major win, Tim Duncan's retirement, Phil Mickelson fandom, how Devon Allen cant lose at the 110 hurdles, and the type of leader that Royce Freeman is on this seasons Ducks team.

CSNNW’s Aaron Fentress joins Steve from LA to talk Tim Duncan, the moves the Blazers can still make to add even more depth to their squad, who the Ducks need to rely on to win the PAC 12 this year, and the Cubs after the All Star Break.

THE LIGHTNING ROUND: Nick lays out the rapid fire questions, while Steve tries to keep up.

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

USA TODAY’s George Schroeder joins Steve live from SEC Media Day in Alabama to talk about the drama with both Mississippi State and Alabama, changes coming to the College Football Playoff bowl games, and the mess that is Missouri.

Mike Yam of the PAC 12 Network talks with Steve about their New York Knicks, the big names and players to look for during the PAC-12 Media Days, and even a Heisman dark horse to keep an eye on.

The Register-Guard's Austin Meek joins Steve to recap the amazing 10 days that the entire Register Guard staff had at the U.S. Olympic Trials, Eugene cementing itself as the heart of the sport of Track and Field, how to balance the growth of the sport, Devon Allen running his way to Rio, PAC-12 media days, and more.

Phil Steele joins Steve Tannen to give his season preview the schools in the PAC-12 North including: Washington, WSU, OSU, Stanford, and Oregon, along with Oregon's non-conference opponent Nebraska.

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