The I-5 Corridor's Traffic Report

Ja Morant is a Portland Trail Blazer. OK, then. On this week's Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin digest that news, then dig a bit into LeBron's next stop, the World Cup, the Savannah Bananas at Autzen and what it would take for Oregon to have a Joey Harrington-billboard-like cultural moment again.

Tyson is back from the World Cup to debrief Justin on USA/Australia, crossing the border and the reason why Americans are finally following the world's game.

The World Cup is here. Tyson is excited, Justin is doing his best, and on this week's Traffic Report, the two preview the upcoming tournament and reminisce about the last time the U.S. hosted in 1994. Then, it's on to Brennan Scorsbey, Texas Tech and the college football scandal de jour.

The Oregon Ducks are on to the Super Regional in Austin after a sweep through the Eugene Regional -- and Oregon State. Tyson and Justin discuss what this means in this week's I-5 Corridor Traffic Report.

Oregon brought back baseball with exact visions of this weekend -- it just took about a decade longer than anyone thought. On this week's Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin dive into all things Ducks and Beavers as the Eugene Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament gets underway.

It's May, Justin had the weekend to himself and Tyson is sunburned from his trip to LA, which led to an off-the-rails episode of the Traffic Report that includes our thoughts on Oregon recruiting, hockey movie power rankings, using 1990s power hitters as a metaphor for a current health trend and that first feeling of collegiate freedom. Only three months 'till kickoff. Only three months &#...

The Oregon Ducks were ahead of the curve. This week on the Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin discuss how a team that's been "cool" for so long can remain there.

Dylan Raiola’s Oregon debut has Tyson and Justin wondering what it means for the Ducks' QB room in this week's Traffic Report. They also go in on NCAA Tournament expansion and brace themselves for the coming Blazers offseason.

We scraped together enough cash to pay our internet bill to bring you this week’s episode of The Traffic Report, where we  exalt and praise  the business practices of new Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon. Who cares about the fan base or the momentum of a playoff run when there’s a bottom line to attend to, right? Then, Tyson and Justin break down the new “Jail Blazers” Netflix documentary and close...

Welcome to The Traffic Report -- a Portland Trail Blazers podcast. OK, so maybe we haven't talked much about one -- we're looking at you, Netflix -- of Portland's professional sports teams, but seeing as Portland is playing in the NBA Playoffs on Sunday, we figured now is the time to jump on the bandwagon. Tyson and Justin talk about what it means for the city, Oregon spring ball and r...

It's Masters week here on The I-5 Corridor's Traffic Report. We're talking pimento cheese sandwiches, Augusta, the college basketball title game and whether we should feel bad for CB Bunknor. Then, Kevin Palmer, our 2024 Masters Correspondent, shares his unsolicited thoughts on the upcoming tournament.

Hello, friends. No, it’s not time for the Masters yet. But it is time to welcome back the Boys of Summer. On this week’s Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin are talking baseball. We’re talking opening day, we’re talking streaming and, eventually, we get to the news of the transfers of Jackson Shelstad and Kwame Evans Jr. from the Oregon men’s basketball program.

Before heading out to Austin to cover the first round of Oregon’s run through the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, Tyson had to catch up with Justin this week to put a bow on the men’s season and share a few stories about how, uh, unique Chicago was.  Then, we’re talking brackets and the men's tournament descending on Portland.

It's that time of year when everyone starts talking about college basketball. And while the Oregon women are set up nicely for an NCAA Tournament selection, it's looking like a long, quiet and far too sane March for Dana Altman's men.

The Traffic Report is back this week with guest Andrew Greif. Andrew joins Tyson for a conversation about his time covering the Winter Olympics in Milan.

Tyson and Justin reflect on the Super Bowl, Oregon's 10-game losing streak, baseball bloopers and take a first-hand look at the Portland Timbers' new kit.

This week on the Traffic Report: Does Dante Moore's return make Oregon the front-runners in 2026? Or is there another Indiana out there ready to take the sport by storm?

It's a good thing, folks. Because while 99 percent of the following podcast was recorded an hour before Moore announced his return to Oregon for 2026, well, we figure the news of Moore's return outweighs an instantly dated episode that wraps up Oregon's 2025 season. I speak briefly on Moore at the top, then it's on to putting a bow on the 2025 Oregon Ducks season.

In this week’s Traffic Report, Tyson is back from Miami to debrief Justin on the Orange Bowl before the two dive into this week’s Peach Bowl, the rematch with Indiana and where this 2025 Oregon Ducks season now stands in the UO pantheon of time.

It's a quick episode this week, but Justin wanted to check in with Tyson in Miami, where he's spent the last two days following the Ducks around in preparation for Thursday's Orange Bowl.

On this week's Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin preview Saturday's College Football Playoff game between James Madison and Oregon before taking a stroll down memory lane after Tyson's visit to McArthur Court.

Yes, there is plenty of 2025 football to talk about on this week's Traffic Report. Tyson and Justin share their thoughts on the bracket, on James Madison and the first home playoff game in Autzen Stadium history. But really, we're all here for the 2007 Sun Bowl Replayables, right?

We missed a week and boy do we have a lot to catch up on. This week on the Traffic Report, Tyson and Justin go over the Washington win, catch up on the news of Will Stein and (maybe) Tosh Lupoi departing for head coaching positions, take a look at the playoff picture and then try to put this 11-1 Oregon Ducks regular season into context.

So much is different in this era of college sports. But for the 2025 Oregon Ducks, their playoff hopes rest in two games against the very familiar: Hello, USC. Hello, Washington.

When the rain started pouring and the wind began to whip around Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, everything was playing into the Hawkeyes' hands. Right? Right?? Wrong, as this week Tyson and Justin dissect another instance of the Oregon Ducks wiping out another Big Ten Bully.