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On Friday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Chris Egan, KING 5, who is filling in for Jim Moore, because he's picking his boys from college.  Puck also welcomes “The Scout”, his weekly visit with anonymous baseball scout who currently works for a major league team.  Puck and Egan open the show talking about the tragedy that touched the Umpqua Community College softball team that Puck and Canzano talked about a few weeks ago.  Egan started off his television career in southern Oregon and wanted to pay his respects.  They also touched in on the amazing start for the Mariners, plus, Grey Zabel getting Steve Hutchinson's number 76 and Egan details two incredible stories that will air next week on KING 5 involving one of the states top baseball players and a story about courage, perseverance, addiction and triumph involving a Edmonds Community College softball player. It's truly an unbelievable story that will inspire you.  Puck welcomes “The Scout” his weekly chat with an anonymous MLB scout.  They try and make sense of the offensive start for the Mariners, the play of Jorge Polanco, his thoughts on Samad Taylor, Tyler Locklear, Jonny Farmelo, health of Bryce Miller, Logan Evans rise and the dominance of Andres Munoz. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  (1:00) Puck and Egan (41:58) “The Scout” (1:01:42) Puck shouts out the Ingraham baseball program and former O'Dea hoops star Mitch Johnson, who's taking over the San Antonio Spurs (1:11:06) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Select coaches telling parents and kids they love “multi-sport” kids, but the make them choose their sport are the worst 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes  MLB Network's Jim Duquette, The Ringer's Danny Kelly and John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com to the show. Puck opens up detailing Canzano's breaking news on the 2025 Pac-2 television deal involving Oregon State and Washington State home games. It's a win-win for the two schools. Jim Duquette drops by for his weekly visit to talk all things baseball.  They chat about the red hot Mariners offense, Jorge Polanco, Logan Gilbert's injury timeline, Jarren Duran incident in Cleveland, and will the Rockies break the record for most losses in baseball history. The Ringer's Danny Kelly pays one final visit to recap the NFL draft.  Danny gives his overall grade plus thoughts on how the Seahawks plan to use Jalen Milroe, their favorite pick (the ‘Bama fullback) and the absurdity over the Sheduer Sanders coverage. John Canzano joins Puck to discuss the television deal for Oregon State and Washington State for the upcoming football season.  Why having ESPN and CBS is a good thing and may be a sign of things to come for a future deal.   John gives his latest thoughts on expansion and says he thinks the conference is focused on one particular school at the moment.  Plus, what does the Sanders media circus tells us about new age broadcasting and how we now cover stories?Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  The television deal for Washington State and Oregon State is a smashing success in the eyes of Puck. (1:00) Puck on the Pac-2 television deal (10:35) Jim Duquette, MLB Network (32:48) Danny Kelly, The Ringer (1:02:17) John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com (1:27:53) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

John Canzano and Jon Wilner talk with Brock Huard about football and fatherhood. The former college and NFL quarterback turned broadcaster joined for an in-depth conversation. Among the topics -- the NFL Draft, QBs, transfer portal, broadcasting, and more. Plus, Canzano and Wilner talk about the latest in the Pac-12. Subscribe to this podcast and share it. • Read John Canzano's work at www.JohnCanzano.com. • Read Jon Wilner's work at www.Pac12Hotline.com via the Bay Area News Group. Follow on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/JohnCanzanoBFT www.Twitter.com/WilnerHotline

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes his regular Tuesday guests, Jim Duquette, MLB Network radio, Danny Kelly from The Ringer and John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com. Puck opens the show discussing last night's Mariners game and the razor edge margin that they play with every night.  Puck was able to find a couple of things that the offense is doing well and he hopes it continues.  Puck also touched in on last night's national title game won by Florida and he wishes the officials would have stayed out of the outcome.  He also touched in on the Geno Smith comments where the former Seahawks quarterback felt disrespected.  Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio, drops by for his weekly visit and they discuss the Vlad Guerrero Jr. massive contract and what impact that has on impending free agents.  Two former Astros players are off to great starts with their new teams, Kyle Tucker with the Cubs and Alex Bregman with the Red Sox.  11 games into the season and the Mariners have already ditched their plans for Jorge Polanco at third base.   The Rangers are off to a fast start but it's not their offense getting the job done.  Danny Kelly from The Ringer drops by and discusses all things NFL draft.  What would surprise and anger Danny at #18 for the Seahawks?  Danny is focused on position group he wants the Seahawks to address.  Lastly, what did he make of Geno Smith's comments that he felt disrespected?John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com pays his weekly Tuesday visit.  They begin the show with breaking news in the NBA that Mike Malone has been fired by the Denver Nuggets.  The NBA is a tough and unfair profession on coaches.  John shared his thoughts on the national title game in college hoops and he hopes the committee will once again reward mid-major programs.  Still no announcement on a Pac-12 media deal, but John did learn that the conference recently restarted conversations with UNLV about potentially joining once the legal issues with the Mountain West Conference are solved.   Finally, Puck and John discuss the heartbreaking story involving a six year old boy by the name of William Jackson and his daunting battle with a rare genetic disorder and his parents are helping to raise money for treatment and how we in the community can help out.  What wouldn't we do for our children?Lastly, Puck wraps up the show playing a clip from The Athletic's Dane Brugler's weekly appearance on what Seattle wants and should do at 18 in the upcoming NFL draft.  The Brugler podcast is normally just for Puck's Posse members, but he opened up this weeks episode for everyone.  Also, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck circles back to the theme with Canzano, “what wouldn't we do for our children?” (:50) Puck on the Mariners, national title game and Geno Smith (14:57) Jim Duquette, MLB Netword Radio (35:32) Danny Kelly, The Ringer (1:00:19) John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com (1:36:11) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

Today's Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured Danny Kelly, The Ringer, host of The Ringer NFL Draft Show  and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com.  Puck opened up the show discussing the health status of Mitch Haniger and why it makes sense for the Mariners to move on.  The Seahawks are brining in more offensive line help and that's a good thing.  Danny drops by for his weekly visit to chat about the Sam Darnold contract, addition of Cooper Kupp, offensive line help, and reaction to the latest mock drafts.   Canzano and Puck start off their weekly conversation with reaction to North Carolina being selected to the NCAA tournament and the criticism that has followed.  John informs Puck on the latest with the Pac-12 media rights deal, expansion timeline, UNLV and Pac-12 situation and John celebrates an anniversary.  Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck thanks listeners has he heads into next weeks shows which will celebrate one year of going out on his own and starting his own media site. (0:00) Puck on Haniger and offensive line reinforcement (16:27) Danny Kelly, The Ringer, Host of The Ringer Fantasy Football Show and The Ringer NFL Draft Show (46:46) John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, “Bald Faced Truth” (1:24:25) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

John Canzano and Jon Wilner talk about the Big Ten + SEC ... what are they up to? Plus, Canzano is fresh off his trip to Boise State. They discuss Bronco Nation and the Pac-12. Subscribe to this podcast and share it. • Read John Canzano's work at www.JohnCanzano.com. • Read Jon Wilner's work at www.WilnerHotline.com via the Bay Area News Group. • Watch the video version of this podcast at www.youtube.com/@CanzanoWilner Follow on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/JohnCanzanoBFT www.Twitter.com/WilnerHotline

Jon Wilner has been covering college sports for decades and is an AP top-25 football and basketball voter, as well as a Heisman Trophy voter. In addition to being a writer for the Mercury News, he hosts a podcast called Canzano and Wilner with Jonh Canzano. He also appears on various radio stations across the country, specifically KJR Radio in Seattle. He was named Beat Writer of the Year in 2013 by the Football Writers Association of America for his coverage of the Pac-12, won first place for feature writing in 2016 in the Associated Press Sports Editors writing contest, and is a five-time APSE honoree. In this episode, Wilner recaps the recent debut season of the 12-team College Football Playoff. He also talked about the revamped Big 10 and SEC and how they dominate the college landscape with strong media deals. He also speaks in detail about the rebuilding of the Pac-12, with Washington State and Oregon State as centerpieces. He discusses the move of Standford and California Universities to the ACC and debates the possibility of the ACC growing or shrinking significantly. Finally, he discusses a potential “super league” involving college football elite programs and the domino effect it would have on all of college athletics. Find Jon's written work and his podcast at www.wilnerhotline.com.

"Skramp Jack & la Bussola del Natale"Scritto e letto da Pietro AlbìIllustrazioni di Stefano Tamburriniuovonero / emonswww.uovonero.comE se il Natale non fosse poi quello che hanno sempre raccontato?Se quegli elfacci di Babbo Natale (quelli che consegnano regali ai bambini buoni) non fossero poi così buoni?E se gli Skramp (quelli che consegnano incubi ai bambini malvagi) non fossero così cattivi come li hanno sempre raccontati?Jack è stanco di consegnare incubi, e ha in mente un piano per cambiare tutto. Ma dovrà fare i conti con Babbo Natale e con un'elfa imprevista che sconvolgerà tutto.Non importa se ti senti più Elfo o Skramp, quello che conta è lasciarsi trasportare dall'avventura insieme a Jack lungo “La via dei Giocattoli” alla ricerca della vera essenza del Natale.L'audiolibro realizzato in collaborazione con Emons Edizioni sarà fruibile sulle principali piattaforme o dall'app tramite un QRcode inserito nel libro cartaceo. Pietro Albì è lo pseudonimo di Pietro Albino Di Pasquale, sceneggiatore nato a Canzano nel 1979.Dopo gli studi presso la libera scuola di Cinema all'Azzurro Scipioni di Silvano Agosti a Roma, scrive testi teatrali e per la televisione, lavora alle sceneggiature di cortometraggi, documentari e  lungometraggi quali: L'uomo Fiammifero, Into Paradiso, Mozzarella Stories, Limen, Buoni a Nulla, San Valentino Stories. Attualmente scrive romanzi per conto di Farfariel e degli Skramp.uovonero ha pubblicato il suo primo romanzo Farfariel. Il Libro di Micù e il romanzo illustrato Skramp Jack e la Bussola del NataleIL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore and an emergency visit with John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com to discuss the departure of Washington State Cougars head coach Jake Dickert. Jim joins Puck for an hour to discuss the move and then Canzano jumps on for the final thirty minutes of the show to give a behind the scenes look to what transpired and what led Dickert to bolt for Wake Forest. Why did Dickert leave? The move obviously changes how Puck and Jim view Dickert.  Is there an understanding to why Dickert left?  Puck once again referenced his common line with coaches, they all are Professional Liars. Now that Dickert is gone and over 20 players are in the transfer portal, including 10 starters.  Do the Cougars have enough players to play in the Holiday Bowl against Syracuse?   Should the school even allow them to play?Canzano takes Puck behind the scenes to the departure and why it's critical for Washington State athletic director Anne McCoy to move fast with a new hire.   John asks the question how culpable is the WSU Board of Regents?  Did the Regents make a mistake of not locking him up to a contract sooner?  Why did Dickert choose Wake Forest, a historically bad football program?  Canzano opines that Dickert was just fed up with the system and wanted a change of scenery.    Dickert's abrupt departure calls into question his commitment to the team late in the season.  Was there late season collapse a result of he and other coaches not being full engaged with WSU?Finally, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” College sports have been forever ruined. No turning back.  Loyalty and commitment are the way of the past. 

The John Canzano Show with Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off with the decision by John Mateer to leave Washington State and enter the transfer portal.  The move is a big loss for the Cougars but is it the right move for college football?  John has intel on the reported offers for Mateer and they were out of reach for the Cougars.  Should we be upset that Mateer left Pullman? All signs are pointing to Mateer landing in Oklahoma. Rumors of tampering have run rampant associated with Mateer and Oklahoma. How do we fix the transfer portal?  Canzano shares his ideas on to fix the system and why it's currently broken. The girlfriend of Travis Hunter is receiving heat online.   John shares he's a little concerned about Hunter's future in the NFL and who he surrounds himself with.  Washington and Oregon fans are upset about their Big 10 schedule in 2025.  Canzano says the Huskies and Ducks have zero reason to complain or be upset. 

Tuesday's edition of the Daily Puck Drop with host Jason “Puck” Puckett and his weekly Tuesday guests, Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com.   Today's show covers the health of Geno Smith, John Mateer, problems with the transfer portal, why the NFL hates Bill Belichick and the Seahawks playoff chances. Puck opens the show with the news on Geno Smith and his health. Good news for Seattle because as Puck noted, you don't want to see  Sam Howell play.  Another Washington State player hits the portal and the latest moves has Puck worked up because the agent for Fa'alili Fa'amoe tried to extort the collective and the coaches.  Three games remain for Seattle and they still control their own destiny. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly chat about the NFL, Seahawks and fantasy football advice.  Danny and Puck joke that the Hawks are back to sucking after their Packers loss. Both agree that they expected the loss, but not in that fashion. Sure appears the 49ers are done and could Kyle Shanahan be on his way out?  Would they consider trading him to the Chicago Bears?  Are they really going to pay Brock Purdy top quarterback money??what arch is the right fit for Caleb Williams?  Sure feels Kliff Kingsbury will get another shot in the NFL and it could be with the Bears.  Puck contends that USC would love for Lincoln Riley to jump to the NFL and join the Bears.  Bill Belichick is at North Carolina because no one wanted him in the NFL…why?  NFL teams don't want to give up power to an ego maniac. Football season winding down and that means fantasy football playoff time. Danny updates on the best last second waiver wire pickups for your playoff push. Lastly, they put another NFL figure on The Barge…who is it this week?The John Canzano Show with Jason “Puck” Puckett starts off with the decision by John Mateer to leave Washington State and enter the transfer portal.  The move is a big loss for the Cougars but is it the right move for college football?  John has intel on the reported offers for Mateer and they were out of reach for the Cougars.  Should we be upset that Mateer left Pullman? All signs are pointing to Mateer landing in Oklahoma. Rumors of tampering have run rampant associated with Mateer and Oklahoma. How do we fix the transfer portal?  Canzano shares his ideas on to fix the system and why it's currently broken. The girlfriend of Travis Hunter is receiving heat online.   John shares he's a little concerned about Hunter's future in the NFL and who he surrounds himself with.  Washington and Oregon fans are upset about their Big 10 schedule in 2025.  Canzano says the Huskies and Ducks have zero reason to complain or be upset. Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?!” Puck wants Cougar fans to stop posting a picture of Mateer on social media and saying, ‘Coug Forever.'  

John Canzano, JohnCazano.com, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly conversation on all things college football.  They jump right into the discussion surrounding the state of the Washington State Cougars.   Jake Dickert is at a breaking point right now.  He has to hire two new coordinators and has to guard against other schools from poaching his players, specifically John Mateer.  Speaking of Mateer, Canzano thinks Mateer will enter the portal and leave WSU.  John also offers advice on who Dickert should surround himself on his coaching staff and Puck brings up the name, Dennis Erickson. What was John's takeaway from Oregon's win over Washington?  Also, Demond Williams is a star in the making for Washington. Can the Huskies keep him?The story of the turnaround at ASU under Kenny Dillingham is why you love sports.  Has the sleeping giant finally awoken in Tempe?

On Tuesday's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by his weekly guests, Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com.  Puck opens up the show talking about the Seahawks and the five remaining game of the season. Can they three more wins?  What steps needs to be taken to improve the running game?  How does this weeks game plan change after seeing Arizona just two weeks ago?  Also, Cougar nation is on edge right now with offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle leaving for Oklahoma. Puck tells fans to relax. It's going to be ok. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett to talk about the absurd Seahawks game and how close they were to losing the game.  The defense is playing at an all-time level right now, especially Leonard Williams. Devon Witherspoon is proving to be the second coming of the Legion of Boom.  How to solve the running game?  Is the problem with Ryan Grubb or is the problem with the offensive line?  Ken Walker and Grubb need to get it going fast because Walker is one hell of a talent. How things have changed for the Seahawks?  They are 7-5 and alone in first place! Just three weeks ago, Puck was talking about tanking the season! Danny also touches in on fantasy football and gives Puck his Tuesday weekly wire pick ups.  They also put another person on “The Barge” out to the Pacific Ocean.  This one is well deserved. John Canzano, JohnCazano.com, joins Jason “Puck” Puckett for his weekly conversation on all things college football.  They jump right into the discussion surrounding the state of the Washington State Cougars.   Jake Dickert is at a breaking point right now.  He has to hire two new coordinators and has to guard against other schools from poaching his players, specifically John Mateer.  Speaking of Mateer, Canzano thinks Mateer will enter the portal and leave WSU.  John also offers advice on who Dickert should surround himself on his coaching staff and Puck brings up the name, Dennis Erickson. What was John's takeaway from Oregon's win over Washington?  Also, Demond Williams is a star in the making for Washington. Can the Huskies keep him?The story of the turnaround at ASU under Kenny Dillingham is why you love sports.  Has the sleeping giant finally awoken in Tempe?Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Major League Baseball is considering a new rule called the “Golden At-Bat” and Puck absolutely hates the idea. He begs baseball to remain baseball and not some side show. 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett was joined by his weekly guests, Danny Kelly, The Ringer and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com Puck starts off the show talking about the Washington State Cougars chances of making the College Football Playoffs as the first rankings come out on Tuesday night.  Puck reacts to the show on Monday where Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, would rather see the Huskies lose all their games rather than win, which would help out the Cougars.  Puck thinks Jim and any Cougars fan that thinks that way is crazy. You already beat them! If the Huskies beat Penn State and Oregon it makes the Cougars win look better. It's an absolute no brainer to root for Washington. Danny Kelly, The Ringer, who covers all things NFL pays Jason “Puck” Puckett a visit and they look back to the Seahawks loss to the Rams and the things they could have done better to secure the win.  They jumped into the decision to go for it on 4th down and the play call that they went with.  Can Ryan Grubb and the offense really get to their playbook if they can't actually block?Puck asked Danny if after nine games it's fair to question whether the decision to hire Mike Macdonald was the correct one?   The team has been as sloppy as they have ever been. Is that the result of coaching?What about the future of Seahawks GM/President John Schneider?  Under his tenure they have failed to address the offensive line and have had no plan at quarterback since Russell Wilson left. If they can't turn this around in the next year or two, Schneider will find himself out of a job. Lastly, Danny answers your fantasy football questions as it's “Waiver Wire Tuesday”.  John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, drops by to talk all things college football.  Do the Cougs have a realistic shot at 11-1 and squeaking into the College Football Playoff?What did Canzano think of Jim Moore's thoughts about not rooting for UW, despite it benefiting the Cougars.  Puck reiterates how crazy Jim is for thinking this way. Jake Dickert has been consistent to wanting to only coach ten more years and he's made it clear that he wants it to be in Pullman.  What is his contract status?  Jim has all the info from inside the building on his current deal and what a future deal could deal could look like. When USC and Jen Cohen decide to fire Lincoln Riley, who does John think she will call first?  Three big names and all with Northwest ties.  Finally, John and Puck talk about how society has lost its civility and its ability to communicate and interact with one another. Latest examples were the Jason Kelce incident at Penn State and Joel Embiid with a Philadelphia columnist. Lastly, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Puck responds more to the lost civility in our society and addresses the recent layoffs at iHeartMedia and why he has never regretted his decision to leave the station he loved. 

John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, drops by to talk all things college football.  Do the Cougs have a realistic shot at 11-1 and squeaking into the College Football Playoff?What did Canzano think of Jim Moore's thoughts about not rooting for UW, despite it benefiting the Cougars.  Puck reiterates how crazy Jim is for thinking this way. Jake Dickert has been consistent to wanting to only coach ten more years and he's made it clear that he wants it to be in Pullman.  What is his contract status?  Jim has all the info from inside the building on his current deal and what a future deal could deal could look like. When USC and Jen Cohen decide to fire Lincoln Riley, who does John think she will call first?  Three big names and all with Northwest ties.  Finally, John and Puck talk about how society has lost its civility and its ability to communicate and interact with one another. Latest examples were the Jason Kelce incident at Penn State and Joel Embiid with a Philadelphia columnist. 

On the latest John Canzano Show, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Canzano discuss various aspects of college football, including the impact of screen time on productivity, the ethical implications of coaching decisions, and the performance of players like Dillon Gabriel. Canzano and Puck  discuss the evolving landscape of college football, particularly focusing on the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals on player recruitment and team performance. They explore the challenges coaches face in meeting fan expectations, especially in light of injuries and roster changes. The discussion also touches on the appeal of college football compared to the NFL, the difficulties teams encounter when traveling across time zones, and the potential future of coaching at USC, particularly regarding Lincoln Riley's position. The conversation highlights the complexities of modern college football, including financial implications and the need for adaptability among coaches.Rundown00:00 Get off your iPhone screens!!! 09:10 Ethics in Coaching: Is Dan Lanning a cheater or just smart?15:07 Dillon Gabriel's Performance and Coaching Accountability20:58 The Impact of NIL on College Football24:08 Coaching Challenges and Fan Expectations28:48 The Future of Cam Rising and Utah Football30:15 The Appeal of College Football vs. NFL33:11 Travel Challenges for College Teams38:19 USC's Coaching Future and Potential Changes…Would Jen Cohen reach out to Kalen DeBoer?

Braga, King, and Ski talk: :15: Delusional OSU fans, Gonzaga not driving the bus, Canzano the hack, Spotify vs Apple, Blink 182 as classic rock. 17:34: Oregon playing with their food, the dominant defense, first quarter freak outs, Stein refusing to throw jump balls. 38:40: King's royals, selective memory about Pete Rose. 50:27: B1G betting lines. 1:00:23: Michigan State trivia. 1:11:47: Top 3 mall stores.

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On this weeks episode, Jason “Puck” Puckett, former KJR host and John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com, discuss the upcoming college football season and the challenges faced by teams in the Pac-12 conference. They touch on topics such as the importance of winning games for future conference realignment, the impact of transfers on team chemistry, and the need for fan support and engagement. They also discuss the changing dynamics of rivalries and the potential for scheduling partnerships with other conferences. What does the future of college football look like?Rundown 00:00 College football is back and it's nice to talk about games again03:16 Importance of winning games for Oregon State and Washington State 07:08 Building a consistent winner in the transfer portal 09:25 Cougar/Beaver fans need to avoid apathy 11:19 Are rivalries in college football over17:26 Exploring Scheduling Partnerships with Other Conferences, like ACC and Big 12 31:00 Puck signs off and he and Canzano will talk in a few weeks after Puck gets back from vacation 

It's Big 10 media days and Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are filling in for John Canzano who is in Indianapolis covering the event. Canzano calls in and tells you all about the happenings in Big 10 and what is happening at media day. Ryan Day and many other coaches spoke at day one of media day and we hear from all of them! For more great content. Subscribe to this podcast.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host is joined by John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com,  provides coverage of the Big Ten Media Day from Indianapolis. He discusses the atmosphere at Lucas Oil Stadium and the presence of West Coast schools in the Big Ten. Canzano also talks about the potential expansion of the conference and the impact on other schools. He interviews Tony Petitti, the Big Ten Commissioner, to discuss tiebreakers and the future of the conference. Canzano also touches on the excitement and challenges faced by the LA schools and the Oregon State football team.Rundown00:00 Setting the scene at Lucas Oil Stadium for the Big 10 Media Day and how weird it is to be covering the event 07:46 Excitement and Concerns about West Coast Schools in the Big Ten13:50 Who is John excited to speak with this week?  John looking forward to speaking with Jonathan Smith of Michigan State, especially after his departure from Oregon State. 20:22 Challenges and Opportunities for the LA Schools and Washington and Oregon

Host of the Bald Faced Truth John Canzano joins the show live from Indianapolis for Big 10 media week. Canzano talks about the differences between the Big 10 media days experience and the Pac-12 media day experience. Canzano talks about the inflatable Oregon Duck in the river. He says the vibes are different and doesn't know what to make of the Big 10 media experience.

The Pac-12 was one of the most prestigious college football conferences in the nation, until its leading schools left for greener pastures with heftier media deals. Now, with only two teams left, the stakes are higher than ever for the Pac-12 to draw viewers. John Canzano, host of college sports podcasts The Bald Faced Truth and Canzano & Wilner, joins David to talk about what's next for the teams and the sport as a whole. Later, we're tapping in Chris Vannini of The Athletic to talk about cable television's role in the conference shakeups, and the lucrative TV rights deals that prop up each conference. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host  and John Canzano, from JohnCanzano.com,  open up about the phrase, "long hanging fruit" , John growing up in Gilroy, the home of garlic , why there are too many bike lanes,  JJ Reddick's press conference and how he came across as unlikeable.  Canzano and Puck also chat about movie theater etiquette, the financial situation of the University of Washington and Oregon, the future of college athletics, and the challenges faced by Washington State and Oregon State. They also touch on Jed Fish's coaching philosophy and the lack of parity in college football compared to professional sports.Rundown00:00 The meaning of low hanging fruit03:32 John growing up in Gilroy...the garlic capital 05:19 Too many bike lanes!08:48 JJ Reddick's press conference, did himself no favors 12:43 Puck asks John what to do when a group is being loud and obnoxious in a public space 15:06 Date Nights and Movie Theater Experiences19:28 The Future of College Athletics20:37 Challenges Faced by Washington State and Oregon State24:02 Jed Fish's Coaching Philosophy at the University of Arizona32:44 The Lack of Parity in College Football

John Canzano talks Colorado football with Kevin Shockey of Altitude Sports Radio, plus former OSU Beaver Ladd McKittrick shares stories on his father Bob in the NFL and beyond. Canzano gives three random things, Blazers draft scenarios, Payton Pritchard winning another championship, and more. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano talks to Oregon Ducks head baseball coach Mark Wasikowski after his team reaching the Super Regionals for a second straight season, plus Brett McMurphy of the Action Network talks college football storylines. Canzano opens the phone lines on Caitlin Clark-WNBA discourse, Anna stops by, and more. Subscribe for great content.

Guest-hosts Judah Newby & Steven Vaughan fill in for Canzano and talk college baseball, summer questions for the Ducks and Beavers, Punch It Audio, and more. Subscribe for great content.

 John Canzano, brought to you by Zeeks Pizza  and Jason "Puck" Puckett  discuss various topics including college football kickoff times, pronunciation of Oregon, NIL deals in college basketball, and financial support for college athletics. They also touch on the pressure and expectations that come with high-value NIL deals and the potential impact on locker room dynamics. In this conversation, John Canzano and Puck discuss various topics including the financial situation of Oregon State and the possibility of Washington State seeking assistance from the state legislature. They also talk about Mother's Day and Canzano's mom's role as a sports mom. They touch on the importance of letting kids be kids in sports and not getting caught up in the club industry. They discuss the fear among Blazer fans of the team moving to Seattle, the Blazers' recent draft lottery disappointment, and the potential for expansion teams in Seattle and Vegas. They also talk about a Japanese baseball player, Rintaro Sasaki, who is compared to Shohei Otani and Barry Bonds, and the debut of Caitlin Clark in the WNBA.Rundown00:00 College Football Kickoff Times for WSU and Oregon State 08:55 Discussion on High-Value NIL Deals21:39 Financial Support for College Athletics22:34 Financial Assistance for Oregon State and the Potential Impact on Washington State23:38 The Role of Canzano's Mom as a Sports Mom29:18 Letting Kids Be Kids in Sports and Avoiding the Club Industry Pressure33:16 The Fear of the Blazers Moving to Seattle36:24 The Blazers' Draft Lottery Disappointment and Missed Opportunities38:10 Rintaro Sasaki: The Japanese Baseball Player Compared to Otani and Bonds40:25 The Debut of Caitlin Clark in the WNBA and the Potential Impact on the League

John Canzano gives his thoughts on the continued reaction around Oregon State women's basketball and OSU athletics, plus thoughts on Trail Blazers GM Joe Cronin's comments following Portland's 21-win season. FOX Soccer play-by-play voice and former 750 The Game member John Strong talks the modern state of broadcasting, and Canzano dishes on the WNBA Draft. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his thoughts on the 3-point line fiasco in Portland at the NCAA women's tournament regionals, and women's hoops insider Michelle Smith gives her perspective after covering games all weekend at Moda Center. Oregon state treasurer Tobias Read calls in with his experience attending games over the weekend and how the city of Portland fared as a host site, and Canzano talks Iowa-LSU and the strong postgame comments of Oregon State's Scott Rueck in the Elite Eight. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano broadcasts live from Killer Burger in West Linn as we get ready for the Oregon Ducks run in the NCAA Tournament that begins Thursday in Pittsburgh against South Carolina in the first round. Ducks freshman guard Jackson Shelstad joins the program from his hotel room in Pittsburgh, plus Eric Prisbell of On3 Sports gives his favorite upset picks and Final Four predictions in the bracket. Canzano talks Shohei Ohtani controversy, we play Punch It! Audio and Anna brings the 5 at 5. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano is broadcasting live from MGM Garden Arena and the Pac-12 women's basketball tournament where Oregon State outlasted Colorado 85-79 in Thursday's quarterfinals and advance to the semifinals on Friday against Stanford. Head coach Scott Rueck joins Canzano on-set in Vegas to talk about his team's thrilling win, why he is able to remain calm on the sideline in tense moments, and how he is preparing his team for Friday's semifinals against the Stanford-Colorado winner. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his take on Chip Kelly's press conference where he explained why he's happy for the first time in a long time. Later Portland State men's basketball coach Jase Coburn joins the show to talk about the Vikings opportunity in the Big Sky tournament. Big Sky commissioner Tom Wistrcill joins Canzano to talk about the NCAA tournament which he is a committee member. Bill Riley from ESPN 700 Salt Lake City joins to preview both the men's and women's Pac-12 basketball tournament. Subscribe to this podcast for more great content.

John Canzano dives into the NFL scouting combine over the weekend. Canzano talks about how the NFL has done a great job of marketing themselves so that the NFL is 24/7 365 days a year. Later former Oregon Ducks cornerback Alex Molden joins the program to talk about his experiences at the combine and how he feels Bo Nix will be in the NFL. Anna joins the show to give the 5 at 5. Oregon Ducks baseball coach Mark Wasikowski joins after that to talk about his team's first 10 games of the season and what he expects out of his program for the rest of the season. Subscribe to this podcast for more great content.

John Canzano and Jon Wilner interview ESPN "bracketologist" Joe Lunardi. If you're a hoops junkie, this is your episode. Dive deep into the NCAA Tournament and March Madness. Lunardi talks about the bracket, the bubble, his idea for NCAA Tournament expansion and more. Plus, Canzano and Wilner talk about Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould and the men's and women's conference tournaments. Subscribe to this podcast and share it. • Read John Canzano's work at www.JohnCanzano.com. • Read Jon Wilner's work at www.Pac12Hotline.com via the Bay Area News Group. Follow on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/JohnCanzanoBFT www.Twitter.com/WilnerHotline

John Canzano dives into the latest news in collegiate athletics and asks if the sport will continue to attract fans or risk losing them to the NFL. John Strong of FOX Sports gives his thoughts on the modern landscape of college sports and his early thoughts on the 2026 World Cup and how the Portland area could get involved. John Papadakis, "The Singing Linebacker" talks about his path to being a professional vocalist and his new album, "When." Anna brings the 5 at 5 and Canzano plays Punch It! Audio. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano goes 1-on-1 for an exclusive interview with new Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould as she officially starts in her new role on March 1st. What is the plan for Oregon State and Washington State in 2024 and beyond, and what is the approach to utilizing the settlement money from the departing conference members? Plus, Canzano dives in on the 5 at 5, and gets an update on WSU basketball with Greg Woods of the Spokesman Review. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano reacts to University of Oregon's swell of season-ticket requests as they head to the Big Ten, plus Arizona State longtime sports administrator Doug Tammaro reflects on ASU in the Pac-12, and Tyson Alger of I-5 Corridor digs into the big topics on the Blazers, Timbers, Ducks and Beavers. Canzano riffs on the 5 at 5 and Punch It! Audio, and talks what we want to see from the Trail Blazers in the off-season. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano discusses the Trail Blazers cratering local television ratings and why it is a reflection of rudderless ownership and takes listener calls. Longtime sports media executive Patrick Crakes gives insight to what's really going on in media discussions like the Blazers will have to have with Root Sports and what factors they should consider in their next deal. Plus, Canzano talks the "Stephen vs. Sabrina" shootout and what TNT got wrong with their coverage, Anna brings the 5 at 5, and Max Torres of Ducks Digest breaks down the big picture patterns he sees in the world of high school recruiting and how Oregon is benefitting from the turnover at Michigan and Alabama. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his thoughts on Chip Kelly leaving UCLA to become offensive coordinator at Ohio State. Plus, University of Portland athletic director Scott Leykam joins the show, and 5th Down College Football's Mark Schipper offers additional Kelly perspective and what it means for the rest of college football. Anna brings the 5 at 5 and Canzano gives his official score prediction for Super Bowl 58. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano discusses the greatest athletes you've ever watched in-person and the impact they have on sports fans, plus Central Catholic QB Cru Newman talks signing with Portland State football on signing day, and Vikings head coach Bruce Barnum discusses his signing class and why he's excited to add Newman to the program. Canzano also talks Super Bowl 58 and Anna brings the 5 at 5. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano reflects on unsung heroes across sports and who were his unsung heroes growing up. Plus, Canzano takes calls on favorite memories from your first NFL game, Anna stops by for the 5 at 5, and former 49ers defensive lineman Lawrence Pillers reflects on his game-clinching strip-sack of Danny White in the 1981 NFC Championship Game and why he's headed to Vegas to support the Niners in another Super Bowl. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano talks to legendary longtime skipper Joe Maddon about life in baseball, winning a World Series, and what he thinks of Major League Baseball in Portland. Former NFL star defensive back and Oregon Duck Alex Molden stops by with his keys to Super Bowl 58 and why he thinks it's the 49ers time to win it. Spencer McLaughlin of Locked On Ducks discusses Oregon and Washington's transitions into Big Ten football, Anna brings the 5 at 5, and Canzano talks the passing of Carl Weathers. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano returns to the conversation around Damian Lillard's return to Portland and why it comes with conflicting feelings in Rip City. Maury Brown of Forbes stops by with his MLB to PDX thoughts after the news earlier in the week of the group planning to make an offer to purchase the 164-acre property at RedTail Golf Course. Canzano also talks Alabama football with Joseph Goodman Jr., and gives his thoughts on the Seahawks hiring of Mike Macdonald as head coach. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his take on Damian Lillard's career as a Trail Blazer ahead of his Wednesday night return to Moda Center with his new team, the Milwaukee Bucks. Plus, Canzano breaks news on the Portland Diamond Project and their plan to make a written offer to purchase the RedTail Golf Course property from the City of Portland. KGW's Orlando Sanchez joins the show after covering a ceremony for Damian Lillard at Adidas HQ in North Portland, and new Oregon State offensive coordinator Ryan Gunderson joins the program. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his thoughts on Jordan Pope's game-winning three-pointer to sink No. 9 Arizona, and the Oregon State sophomore guard comes on the show to talk about his big moment. Plus, Oregon State women's basketball coach Scott Rueck joins the show, Anna brings the 5 at 5, and Canzano makes his official picks for Championship Sunday in the NFL. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano gives his bold predictions for 2024 in sports, plus former NFL/Washington Huskies QB Hugh Millen discusses the changing landscape in college sports with the transfer portal and NIL and how it has affected his two sons rising through the college ranks. Anna brings the 5 at 5, we play Punch It! Audio, and Canzano breaks down the AFC and NFC Championship Games. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano discusses the disappointing news of Sports Illustrated's collapse and what the iconic publication meant to him and so many others growing up, plus Matt Prehm of 247 Sports and Jon Wilner of the Bay Area News Group give the latest on Ducks and Pac-12 men's basketball and college football. Anna brings the 5 at 5, Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders are ticked off, and Canzano previews and makes his picks for the AFC and NFC Divisional Playoffs this weekend. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano reacts to the college hoops fiasco in Tempe, Ariz. last night that led to Bobby Hurley going on an epic postgame tirade and the role of the Pac-12 Conference and officiating in allowing that situation to happen. Daniel Popper of The Athletic updates the LA Chargers coaching search and the impact it will have on Justin Herbert's next steps, plus Anna brings the 5 at 5, and Canzano dives in on what he's looking for in the NFL Divisional Round of the playoffs. Subscribe for great content.