Recap of 6A football championship - Boys basketball early season views from Wilsonville coach Chris Roche - Fall sports roundup with OSAA Today's Jerry Ullmer

Host Bob Akamian and TV color analyst Jordan Johnson preview the 6A Football State Championship game. Head coaches Steve Pyne of Central Catholic and Steve Coury of Lake Oswego chime in with what their teams need to do to take home the title. Then we switch to Winter, focusing on Dance/Drill with OSAAtoday’s Danielle Schneider.

Jordan Johnson breaks down this weekend's 6A Football Semifinals and 5A-1A Football Championship Games. OSAA Assistant Executive Director Brad Garrett explains possible changes in football classifications.

The November to remember rolls on with another deep dive into the football playoffs with our pigskin expert Jordan Johnson. Franklin HS has won its second state championship in two weeks, this time in boys’ soccer. Coach Ty Kovach shares how this program was built and thrives in the PIL.

Review of the Cross country and Volleyball State Championships. Central Catholic VB coach Rock Lorenz reflects on his 44 year career. Football expert Jordan Johnson digs into 2nd Round Football brackets.

Bob Akamian takes over as host of the OSAAtoday Podcast. We dig deep into the Volleyball State Championships with John Tawa, while Doug Binder previews the Cross Country State Championships. Bob also touches on the Football brackets.

Warrenton's female place kicker McKenzie Ramsey is having a tremendous year for the Warriors.

Billy talks about a piece on OregonLive.com about the La Grande Tigers and their rise to being a Class 4A football title contender, and he talks about the Summit girls cross country team and their quest for another national title.

Description: Billy talks with OSAAtoday head writer and co-founder Jerry Ulmer about football and how he helped establish OSAAtoday. Billy talks about volleyball coaches polls, along with soccer and cross country.

Billy introduces the podcast, and then breaks down the week that was in fall sports around Oregon.