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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By Jay Jones, July 2, 2008

On Tuesday, The Sports Idol, Justin Myers, caught up with former University of Oregon basketball player Malik Hairston and talked to him about being drafted by the San Antonio Spurs.

Here’s the interview.

Hear Jay on The Writer’s Block with George Schroeder on Thursday at 9 a.m. on KSCR 1320-AM in Eugene.

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By Jay Jones, June 24, 2008

On Monday, The Sports Idol, Justin Myers, caught up with the University of Oregon’s Joe Giansante and talked College World Series and Oregon Baseball.

Here’s what they talked about.

- Giansante’s experience in Omaha at the College World Series

- The possibility of a Pac-10 baseball tournament

- Oregon starting the baseball season with Fresno State (currently playing Georgia in the Championship Series)

- Oregon’s interest in helping the NCAA form baseball policy, and make selections

- The importance of exposure in selecting the next Pac-10 commissioner

[Joe makes an important point here regarding the primary responsibility of the next Pac-10 commissioner: national exposure. And I'll take Joe's point a step further: the Pac-10 should name someone from the entertainment world to lead the conference into the future.]

- The lackluster Pac-10 broadcast partners

Here’s the link to the audio.

Joe, you’re the best when it comes to talking everything Oregon.

And that leads me to this…

In Justin’s conversation with Giansante, Joe mentions that the players are treated like “kings” in Omaha. Well, there are “No More Kings”. And they’ve written a little song called “Sweep the Leg” (featuring a recreation of the All-Valley Tournament). It’s a must-see YouTube video for all you “Karate Kid” fans out there.

Here you go.

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[Click here for Round 1 results.] 

If you were to reboot college football’s post-season, what would it look like? BCS? Bowls? Playoffs? “The Sports Idol” Justin Myers outlines his “Perfect Playoff System” in this week’s Duck Sports News feature, “Idol Time with Justin Myers”.

Take a listen here.

Join the “Virtual Playoff” – Vote on each game – see who the virtual national champion would be!

You can catch “The Sports Idol” with Justin Myers on ESPN Radio 1320 “The Score” Monday through Friday between 3:00pm and 6:00pm.

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Do you have writer’s block?

Well, George Schroeder does.  Starting today.  And you can, too.

Beginning today at 2:00p.m. on KSCR 1320AM in the Eugene/Springfield area,  Cumulus Broadcasting debuts “The Writers Block” with The Register-Guard’s George Schroeder,  and Justin Myers.

George is a friend of DuckSportsNews.com.  Considering the state of sports talk radio in the Eugene/Springfield area, we would encourage you to check it out.  I don’t think this area has heard anything like him before.

Get “Writers Block” before your friends do.  It will be well worth it.

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