The Ian Furness Show

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It's Friday! A little rain won't stop camp, and it won't stop us from being there all day, broadcasting live. Barkevious Mingo stops by as he gets ready for his second season with the Hawks. Pete Carroll was on with the morning show talking about Ziggy Ansah's progress. Will we see him to start the season? Plus, thoughts on D.K. Metcalf, PI challenges, and more. Corey Brock weighs in on the trade deadline moves made by Dipoto, plus the group of prospects playing in Arkansas. On Something Good: A plane safely lands on Pacific Avenue in Pierce County, and a trooper saves lives by shutting down the roadway.

With these non-conference games, the Pac-12 has to win in order to gain any respect this year. Rob Rang has thoughts on the Seahawks' top rookies after a week of training camp at the VMAC. Softy gets ready for the afternoon show.

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Ian is back out at the VMAC as Seahawks training camp continues. The Hawks recently brought in veteran quarterback Geno Smith to back up Russell Wilson. He sits down with Ian to talk about what brought him to Seattle, and what he can do to help Russ, plus his thoughts on both sides of the ball and more. Is this idea of 9:00 starts in the Pac-12 really gaining traction? Older reporters may love it, but fans clearly don't, and players and coaches aren't likely excited about it either. Maybe it can work in large metropolitan areas, but for schools like Washington State, where fans come from Spokane or the west side, this is an awful idea. Pete Carroll says L.J. Collier could be out for weeks, which obviously isn't good news, but it could have been worse. On Something Good: A woman in Portland lost her prosthetic leg in a river, and completely by chance, a man found it and located her via social media.

Today we saw the first skirmish of the 2019 season, involving Jarran Reed, Ethan Pocic, and Justin Britt. We've got audio from Pete Carroll commenting on it, plus other notes from training camp this morning. The AP Coaches Poll is out, and quite a few teams have made the list including Washington at 12, and WSU at 21. The top 25 poll matters. It matters for recruiting, and getting national recognition. Chris Petersen was asked about the potential for 9:00 starts, and as one might imagine, he's not into the idea. Are the Sonics coming back? There's been a new mention of the NBA coming back to Seattle from an owner. It's going to happen eventually. It's just going to take time. Texts react to the show at 49451. Softy describes his afternoon of irritating Chris Petersen, and his experience flying with the Blue Angels.

Right as the show begins, the trade deadline has passed with a number of moves taking place with moments left. Of note, the Mariners have moved Roenis Elias and Hunter Strickland, sending them to the Nationals for a few prospects. Mike Leake was also traded, in his case to the Diamondbacks. With nothing happening at the VMAC, and today being trade deadline day in baseall, we decided to take another tour of the Mariners farm system to see how prospects are progressing. We start out with David Kahn, updating us on the West Virginia Power who have seen a number of roster moves in the last few weeks. West Virginia moved a couple of its pitchers to Modesto in all of the roster moves. We find out how they're preforming from Keaton Gillogly, plus an update on Kelenic and more. The M's' top two picks in 2019 have landed in Everett. Pat Dillon tells us how the two pitchers are doing, plus other updates from the short-season level.