Bald Faced Truth With John Canzano

Judah Newby talks to Brenna Greene, KOIN-TV Sports Anchor/Reporter, about covering Damian Lillard's re-introductory press conference, the balance of family and basketball in Dame's decision to return, the timeline of the team to compete in the West, and the WNBA launch in Portland.

Judah Newby is filling in and talks Dame's return with DeVon Pouncey of the Wake Up and Win podcast and basketball analyst with the Rip City Remix and Portland State, plus Carter Bahns of CBS Sports goes around the world of college football with the latest storylines and intriguing programs heading into 2025. Judah also talks Scottie Scheffler's unique reign in golf, why the Seahawks are being slept on, and what to expect from Oregon at Big Ten Media Days.

Judah Newby talks to Carter Bahns of CBS Sports to go around the world of college football including the Big Ten-SEC power play, Kalen DeBoer's important year two at Alabama, what to expect from Bill Belichick's foray at UNC, why third is a solid prediction for Oregon in the Big Ten, and why the second half of the season could spell good things for the Oregon State Beavers.

Judah Newby catches up with DeVon Pouncey, host of the "Wake Up and Win" podcast, and analyst for the Rip City Remix and Portland State men's hoops. Pouncey gives his thoughts on Damian Lillard's return to Portland, why it matters so much for the community, and the excitement around the WNBA's return to Portland.

Judah Newby talks Dame Lillard's return to Portland and whether or not critics are fair to question the move. Plus, Calvin Wetzel of Her Hoops Stats and CBS Sports talks Portland Fire launch in the WNBA and the All-Star festivities in Indianapolis. KGW sports anchor Orlando Sanchez checks in with Dame thoughts and what it means for the market, plus Tim Booth of the Seattle Times details the Mariners second half of the season and local reaction to Adam Silver's recent comments on expansion.

Judah Newby talks with Tim Booth of the Seattle Times about the Mariners embarking on the season's second half, the year of Cal Raleigh, and Adam Silver's recent comments on NBA expansion and the Trail Blazers future in Portland.

Judah Newby talks to KGW sports anchor Orlando Sanchez about Damian Lillard's return to Portland and what it means for the market and the Blazers future, plus the official launch of the Portland Fire in the WNBA and the upcoming festivities this weekend at Providence Park with the Portland Timbers.

Judah Newby talks to basketball analyst Calvin Wetzel of Her Hoop Stats and CBS Sports about the WNBA All-Star festivities in Indianapolis, the star power affect of Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu on the league, and what to expect from the Portland Fire preparing for year one as an expansion team in the league.

The Oregonian's Aaron Fentress joins the show to discuss the Trail Blazers addition of Damian Lillard. Fentress was surprised to hear the news of Damian Lillard coming back to Portland. Fentress thought that Lillard was going to look to win a championship and join a team that is in better shape than Portland. Fentress talks about how Lillard wasn't happy in Milwaukee and wanted out. Fentress questions the fit with Lillard and the Blazers but understands why the Trail Blazers made the move.

Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are in talking about Damian Lillard returning to Portland. Newby and Vaughan have differing opinions on Lillard and what the impact is on and off the court. The guys argue on if Lillard will start and what his mindset will be once he re-joins the Trail Blazers. 247 Sports' Erik Skopil joins the program to discuss Oregon football. Skopil talks about the inexperience the Ducks have on their roster and what the biggest questions are for the Ducks if they are going to contend for a national championship. Skopil is very confident in Dante Moore's ability to be the Ducks next great quarterback. Skopil talks about freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore, and his talent he has. Skopil thinks that Moore could emerge as the Ducks top receiver this season. The Oregonian's Aaron Fentress joins the show to discuss the Trail Blazers addition of Damian Lillard. Fentress was surprised and shocked hearing the news of Damian Lillard coming back to Portland. Fentress thought that Lillard was going t

247 Sports' Erik Skopil joins the program to discuss Oregon football. Skopil talks about the inexperience the Ducks have on their roster and what the biggest questions are for the Ducks if they are going to contend for a national championship. Skopil is very confident in Dante Moore's ability to be the Ducks next great quarterback. Skopil talks about freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore and his talent he has. Skopil thinks that Moore could emerge as the Ducks top receiver this season.

Steven Vaughan and Judah Newby are in talking about the comments made by Adam Silver about the Portland Trail Blazers potentially needing a new arena to appease potential new owners. The guys talk about the MLB All-Star game finish with the swing off. Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal joins the program to discuss Adam Silver's comments about the Portland Trail Blazers sale. Friend says that the room was shocked when Silver mentioned the Moda Center needing renovations or a complete rebuild. Friend says that the NBA shouldn't be looking to relocate the Trail Blazers and that they should be in Portland. Friend also thinks that expansion is not going to happen in the NBA anytime soon. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal joins the program to discuss Adam Silver's comments about the Portland Trail Blazers sale. Friend says that the room was shocked when Silver mentioned the Moda Center needing renovations or a complete rebuild. Friend says that the NBA shouldn't be looking to relocate the Trail Blazers and that they should be in Portland. Friend also thinks that expansion is not going to happen in the NBA anytime soon.

Judah Newby and Steven Vaughan are in talking about the home run derby and Cal Raleigh being the talk of Major League Baseball. Newby reminisces about past home run derbies and all star games, and talks about how Raleigh winning the home run derby has elevated him to superstardom. Seattle Sports' Curtis Rogers joins the show to talk about the performance from Cal Raleigh in last night's home run derby. Rogers talks about how Mariners fans were on the edge of their seats watching Raleigh last night in a tight derby. Rogers ranks this performance in the top 10 Mariners moments in the past 10 seasons. Rogers talks about Raleigh's newfound fame and how he is adjusting to it. Rogers discusses whether Raleigh can continue his tear for the rest of the season and if the Mariners need another bat to make a playoff push. Punch it audio, the 5 at 5, and much more!

Seattle Sports' Curtis Rogers joins the show to talk about the performance from Cal Raleigh in last night's home run derby. Rogers talks about how Mariners fans were on the edge of their seats watching Raleigh last night in a tight derby. Rogers ranks this performance in the top 10 Mariners moments in the past 10 seasons. Rogers talks about Raleigh's newfound fame and how he is adjusting to it. Rogers discusses whether Raleigh can continue his tear for the rest of the season and if the Mariners need another bat to make a playoff push.

Beaver Blitz's Jake Hedberg joins the program to discuss Oregon State football and gives some thoughts, worries, and strengths for the Beavers. Hedberg says that new quarterback Maalik Murphy has all of the skills to take Oregon State to the next level offensively. Hedberg talks about the coaching staff and how head coach Trent Bray evaluated his performance from his first year and made corrections with the staff. Hedberg gives his predictions on the Beavers and talks about Oregon State's great day in the MLB draft.

Steven Vaughan and Judah Newby are in for John Canzano and the guys are talking about the potential new CFP model and if it's a good idea. The guys talk about the University of Oregon football team and what their reputation is around the country, and also give their thoughts on the Trail Blazers summer league team and Hansen Yang. Pick Six Previews, Brett Ciancia, joins the program to preview college football. Ciancia publishes a preview magazine for college football and Ciancia thinks that the Oregon Ducks have a lot of talent this season. Ciancia thinks that the Ducks will win the national championship, but it may not be this upcoming season. Ciancia talks about which conference is actually better between the SEC and Big Ten, and he gives out a "darkhorse" pick to make the CFP. Beaver Blitz's Jake Hedberg joins the program to discuss Oregon State football and gives some thoughts, worries, and strengths for the Beavers. Hedberg says that new quarterback Maalik Murphy has all of the skills to take Oregon Stat

Pick Six Previews, Brett Ciancia, joins the program to preview college football. Ciancia publishes a preview magazine for college football and Ciancia thinks that the Oregon Ducks have a lot of talent this season. Ciancia thinks that the Ducks will win the national championship, but it may not be this upcoming season. Ciancia talks about which conference is actually better between the SEC and Big Ten, and he gives out a "dark horse" pick to make the CFP.

John Canzano is in talking about rebooting in sports. Canzano questions what/who in sports needs a reboot most. Canzano says the Trail Blazers need a big reboot at ownership, and once that happens then the team can focus on winning. Later, the BFT jury is back judging who is and isn't guilty in the world of sports. University of Oregon star point guard Jackson Shelstad joins the program to discuss what he has been up to this summer. Shelstad is running a youth camp at West Linn High School and would love more children to sign up for the camp. Shelstad talks about the camps he participated in when he was a kid. Shelstad talks about the Oregon basketball team and thinks that the team is rounding out and has a great core group of guys whom he trusts. Shelstad talks about how he handles all the new fame he has because of the NIL world in college sports. The big splash, what's on tap, and much more!

University of Oregon star point guard Jackson Shelstad joins the program to discuss what he has been up to this summer. Shelstad is running a youth camp at West Linn High School and would love more children to sign up for the camp. Shelstad talks about the camps he participated in when he was a kid. Shelstad talks about the Oregon basketball team and thinks that the team is rounding out and has a great core group of guys whom he trusts. Shelstad talks about how he handles all the new fame he has because of the NIL world in college sports.