Join Justin Myers, Jay Jones, and George Schroeder for the “Oregon Huddle” on Friday 5pm-7pm as they preview the #6 Cal-Oregon game live on KUGN 590-AM from Legends Bar & Grill inside the Red Lion on Coburg Road.

Reach Justin, Jay, and George by phone (541-284-8571), text-message (541-357-9535), or by email (oregonhuddle @ gmail.com).

Stop by Legends Bar & Grill inside the Red Lion on Coburg Road during the show for a chance to win a pair of tickets to the #6 Cal-Oregon game. But you have to be there in order to win.

Make sure to catch George and Jay on “The Lead Block” on Saturday 7am-9am as they kick off college football gameday live on 95.3 FM The Score from Legends Bar & Grill inside the Red Lion on Coburg Road.

Reach George and Jay by phone (541-284-8571), text-message (541-357-9535), or by email (theleadblock @ gmail.com).

If you miss out on winning tickets for the game Friday night, stop by Saturday morning for another chance to win another pair of #6 Cal-Oregon tickets.

Also, George and Jay will be giving away a $20 Gift Card to Oregon Sports at the Gateway Mall and a copy of Rob Moseley’s book, “What It Means To Be A Duck”.

“Oregon Huddle”
Justin Myers, Jay Jones, George Schroeder
Friday 5pm – 7pm
KUGN 590-AM
Legends Bar & Grill, Red Lion on Coburg Road

“The Lead Block”
George Schroeder, Jay Jones
Saturday 7am – 9am
95.3 FM The Score
Legends Bar & Grill, Red Lion on Coburg Road

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Jay, here.

You won’t find this city on any map. But it’s somewhere between Sin City and Rip City.

Only half of you can be residents. But it’s population is growing.

And once you find your way there, it’s really tough to leave.

What city am I talking about?

I’m talking about Snip City, baby.

Over the last couple of weeks, you might have heard the Snip City Chamber of Commerce (Oregon Urology Institute) ads running on Eugene’s ESPN Radio 1320 “The Score”. If you’ve heard the audio cut, all of this makes sense. If you haven’t heard it, you can listen to it here.

OK. So, do we all know what we’re talking about now? Yes, that’s right. As Bob Welch called it in this morning’s Register-Guard, we’re talking about the “Big V”: a vasectomy.

Produced by Prevedello & Associates, Inc., a local advertising agency, “Snip City” is voiced by 1320 “The Score”’s Sports Idol, Justin Myers, and is in heavy rotation on the station. If you like Jim Rome, Dan Patrick, and local sports talk radio, you’ve heard it countless times. Even though Justin has received some ribbing on his show for voicing the spot, I have no doubts that he conducted himself in a slightly more professional manner than Orson Welles did in another famous “frozen peas” spot.

Duck fans, “Snip City” isn’t going anywhere. So, anticipate hearing this campaign again next year, probably around the same time. But unlike Governor Tom McCall’s warning, the Snip City Chamber of Commerce invites you to visit…and then stay in the same spot for a couple of days.

Now it’s time for a shameless plug!

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Mike Bellotti joined Mike Tirico and Kirk Herbstreit on ESPN Radio this morning. Here is the audio:

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Mike Bellotti was on with Cowherd this morning. Click here to listen.

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