The Beat of Sports

The Orlando Magic are one of the teams being linked to star point guard De'Aaron Fox. Is it realistic for Orlando to bring Fox in? Marc shares his thoughts as well as why the Heat could end up riding out the storm with Jimmy Butler this season.

Mike O'Donnell discusses how big UCF's road win over Texas Tech was and what it does for the resume for the NCAA Tournament as well as the Magic's poor shooting and how long they continue to keep shooting the three if they are missing as much as they are now.

Cam Mellor reacts to the CFB quarterfinal games, what the draft profile is of Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo, and whether Ryan Day has saved his job as Ohio State head coach.

Marc shares his thoughts on the critics of Miami QB Cam Ward sitting out the second half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

Richard Hale discusses Diego Pavia getting an extra year of eligibility, Michael Jordan's fight against the power structure of NASCAR, and Lane Kiffin's copyright suit win.

The CFB Playoff begins Friday night and Marc makes a case for each underdog being able to pull off the upsets in the first round.

Alan Gooch discusses the upcoming Cure Bowl, what the bowl game means, and much more.

What advantage does Indiana have over Notre Dame? Why does Penn St NEED to win and how could SMU pull off the upset? Cam Mellor previews the upcoming first round of matchups in the CFB Playoff.

A listener sent in an email and wanted a ruling from Marc regarding a situation that he's dealing with. Marc and CV discuss the email and share their thoughts on how the situation should be handled.

CEO of the Greater Orlando Sports Commission, Jason Siegel, discusses the Roth Tower expansion at UCF, the NBA G-League showcase, how the USMNT against Costa Rica came to be, and other Central Florida events.

Keith Smith discusses the NBA Cup being more competitive, why the ratings are down, and why players like Kevin Durant are to blame for the NBA All-Star Game format changing to what it is now.

Is the 3-point shot to blame for lower ratings and fan interest in the NBA? Brendan Suhr explains the change in the game and if the 3-point shot is the reason for fans becoming more disinterested.

Matt Murschel explains what he believes are the biggest wins of the UCF offseason so far that includes naming Scott Frost head coach and McKenzie Milton the QB coach.

Former UCF QB and current Cocoa head coach Ryan Schneider talks about his team winning their third straight FHSAA State Championship.

Every team in the NBA is attempting a minimum of 30 3-point attempts per game. Has that style of play impacted the game? Marc shares his thoughts.

The Bucs are leading the NFC South while the Dolphins are on the verge of missing the playoffs. Marc discusses the paths these two teams took the last few years to get to where they are now.

Richard Hale discusses all the major sports law stories including the FSU AD and a former quarterback making comments that they didn't really want to leave the ACC and a woman filing a suit against a gambling website claiming her former husband lost a million dollars because the website got him addicted.

AJ Dybantsa is the number 1 player in the 2025 class and committed to play at BYU. Some believe he is going to make between $5-$7 million to play at BYU. Will that type of money become the new norm for players or is he that special? Mike O'Donnell explains.

Brett McMurphy discusses SMU making the CFB Playoff over Alabama and shares his thoughts on how the house settlement, if it passes, could be policed.

Marc shares his prediction for a new CFB Playoff model that involves more teams and a guaranteed amount of teams for conferences. Plus, Alan Gooch talks about the upcoming Cure Bowl.

Cam Mellor shares his thoughts on the 12 team playoff and explains who he thinks could pose a threat for an upset in the first round of the playoff. Cam also discusses the release of the SEC schedule.

Ken Rodgers, director of "The New York Sack Exchange," gives us an in-depth look at the documentary and shares some behind the scenes tidbits.

Connor O'Gara (Saturday Down South Podcast) explains that with a 16 team SEC conference and a transfer portal world, the playing field could become more even and teams are going to have more of a "win by any means necessary" mentality as opposed to dominating performances.

Keith Smith discusses the Magic/Bucks game last night and as the Magic continue to struggle shooting the 3, Keith explains whether they could be in the market for a shooter.

Matt Murschel, who broke the Scott Frost news, explains what's different about Scott Frost now compared to when he was first here.