The Beat of Sports

West Virginia play-by-play voice Tony Caridi previews the upcoming UCF/West Virginia game and talks about how the Big 12 is perceived with the departures of Oklahoma and Texas.

Alex Sherman broke the news Wednesday morning that Comcast was spinning off their cable assets. What does this mean and why does it matter? Alex breaks it all down.

The Magic have won six games in a row, holdling opponents to under 100 points in each of those games. Keith Smith discusses why the Magic have been so stingy on defense. Plus other NBA storylines including, the Celtics flexing their muscles against the Cavs, Tyrese Maxey calling out Joel Embiid, and the Lakers early season success under JJ Redick.

Marc discusses the latest playoff rankings and addresses some critics who have issues with Indiana and Penn St. being ranked inside the top 5. Is there a CFB Playoff Rankings model that makes everyone happy? Marc believes maybe this imperfect system may be the best thing for college football.

The Beat of Sports drops the newest segment.

Matt Murschel discusses the storylines around the college football world including a 7-6 finish could mean for the Gators next season, Mike Norvell's next coordinators, and how UCF will prepare these next two weeks as they try to get bowl eligible.

Marc discusses the latest news out of Tampa and what the future of the Rays could be.

Marc talks about Georgia's win over Tennessee and Kirby Smart's comments after regarding the playoff committee and how the rankings should be.

Mike O'Donnell talks both college and pro basketball including how tough the Orlando Magic defense is and what to make of UCF's start to the season.

Richard Hale discusses the latest involving Todd Golden, Diego Pavia looking for an extra year of eligibility, and another PGA/LIV merger lawsuit.

Dr. Andrew Ramjit joins The Beat of Sports and discusses the lack of pay for high school coaches in Florida the progress being made to try and at least get them to minimum wage.

Cam Mellor drops by to talk about the biggest storylines going on around the college football world.

Marc and CV get into a heated discussion regarding Deion Sanders' comments about where he wants his son to play in the NFL and Marc makes the argument that the draft in sports is antiquated.

John Feinstein joins the show to discuss his 50th book 'The Ancient Eight'.

David Griesman talks about the upcoming Mike Tyson/Jake Paul fight on Netflix and if we could potentially see more than one fight between these two.

Keith Smith talks about the success the Magic have had at home so far this season and how important it is to keep the momentum going as they await the return of Paolo Banchero. He also discusses other major storylines around the NBA.

Marc shares an epiphany he had as the latest College Football Playoff Rankings were released.

Daniel Roberts explains why the NFL playing games overseas works and what the end game is for the league expanding the amount of games played overseas.

What is the future of college sports such as soccer, softball, golf, and tennis look like? What are roster limits? Noah Henderson explains what kind of changes we will see for athletes who play these sports and what roster limits are and what they mean.

Matt Murschel discusses the situation in Florida and explains how AD Scott Stricklin could be on the hot seat if things begin to unravel. Plus takeaways from the UCF and Miami games as well as what to make of the coaching changes at Florida State.

Marc discusses the TV contract signed by conferences and how it influences when teams play.

Florida Gators basketball coach Todd Golden is the subject of an ongoing Title IX investigation. Despite the investigation, Golden will be courtside coaching the Gators when they take on Grambling State Monday night. Marc dives into the latest.

Marc recaps the major college football games and how it impacts the college football playoff rankings.

UCF color analyst Gary Parris joins Marc to preview UCF's upcoming game at Arizona State and relives the last time the two teams played back in 2002.

Mike O'Donnell shares his thoughts on UCF's big opening night win over Texas A&M and what the UCF home court advantage is like plus other big matchups around the world of college basketball.