Sports

On Episode 17 of The Conference Call, we catch up with BEK Sports broadcaster and former KWVA Sports Director, Chris Clayton, and discuss important updates pertaining to the NFL.

On Episode 16 of the conference call, the three Directors spend an hour discussing topics such as English Premier League Soccer, the latest NCAA fall sports news, and the DeSean Jackson controversy. Plus, a ranking of the top Color Commentators in the sports industry.

Former Sports Director Zach Bigley joins the podcast to discuss life broadcasting Minor League Baseball, as well as reflect on his favorite KWVA memories. In the final 15 minutes, we rank the most intriguing athletes at the University of Oregon heading into the 2020-2021 athletics year.

On this week's episode, we discuss the Civil War name change and the breakup between Under Armour and multiple Pac-12 schools.

In the second half, we welcome on former Assistant Sports Director Preston Hiefield to discuss his KWVA and UO memories from prime Oregon sports years of 2011-2015, as well as other current headlines.

In this week's edition of The Conference Call: What would we do if we got the chance to be in Orlando for the NBA bubble? Is College Football returning in September feasible anymore?

Plus, in the second half of the show, we chat with KEZI Sports Anchor Julian Mininsohn about what it's like to cover news in Eugene right now, the difference between covering news and sports, and the likelihood of fall sports returning.

On this week's episode, the Directors discuss a multitude of topics: Oregon Baseball's returning stars, Oregon Football recruiting, and the NBA's question marks. Plus, a ranking of the top 10 national sports media figures.

Former Assistant Sports Director Matt Tyra joins the crew to discuss social justice within the sports world and the NBA's upcoming return to play. Plus, in the last segment, a ranking of the top-10 play-by-play broadcasters in the industry right now.

Los Angeles based podcaster Jonathan Rifkind joins the KWVA Sports Directors as the group discusses America's widespread protests in response to the murder of George Floyd and looks back on Dillon Brooks' game-winner against #2 UCLA on December 28th, 2016.

Los Angeles based podcaster Jonathan Rifkind joins the KWVA Sports Directors as the group discusses America's widespread protests in response to the murder of George Floyd and looks back on Dillon Brooks' game-winner against #2 UCLA on December 28th, 2016.

The three KWVA Sports Directors look back on Oregon football's 2016 matchup against California, a double-overtime thriller, and only Justin Herbert's second career game. After the discussion, we play the 2016 KWVA radio broadcast of the overtime periods in this game.