The Beat of Sports

Andrew Allegreta is the voice of Vanderbilt and he explains how Diego Pavia has changed the Vanderbilt program and recaps their upset victory over #1 Alabama.

Daniel Roberts from Front Office Sports explains how people are watching sports in today's world of streaming services. Plus, Daniel explains why this major shoe brand is missing the mark with their customers, but will still be fine.

Marc shares his frustration over the fact that we are in the year 2024 and we aren't taking full advantage of the advancements in technology, specifically in football.

UCF lost Saturday night to the Gators by a score of 24-13 and Marc explains from both sides why the game wasn't as close as the score indicates.

UCF color analyst Gary Parris joins Marc and previews the upcoming UCF/UF game at The Swamp.

Mike O'Donnell shares his frustration with college athletics today and goes on a rant regarding players who play a few games before deciding to sit out and redshirt the rest of the year.

Attorney Richard Hale discusses the lawsuit a former Jaguars employee has against a gambling website and Michael Jordan suing NASCAR.

Marc explains what the new norm is in college football and why fans should get used to it.

The First Academy was found to have committed rules violations in an investigation. Buddy Collings from the Orlando Sentinel shares the latest details.

Cam Mellor touches on the major storylines from around the world of college football including just how good Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders are and the potential of both Army and Navy being undefeated when they play each other at the end of the season.

Is it possible for the SEC and Big 10 conferences to break away and do their own thing? Marc explains who could step in and stop that from potentially happening.

Orlando City play-by-play voice Evan Weston discusses the importance of finishing strong and keeping hold of the 4-seed in the playoffs.

From Front Office Sports, Michael McCarthy discusses his piece about who could eventually take the place of Adrian Wojnarowski as ESPN's NBA Insider.

The play-by-play voice of the Gators, Sean Kelley, explains why QB Graham Mertz returning to Florida was the best thing for DJ Lagway.

NBA writer Keith Smith joins The Beat of Sports to discuss a number of NBA topics including how a bulked up Jonathan Isaac can help the Magic, what the delay is with the Knicks and Timberwolves trade, and Dikembe Mutombo's legacy.

Author Kostya Kennedy joins The Beat of Sports to remember Pete Rose and why he denied gambling for many years.

Orlando Sentinel's Matt Murschel joins Marc and explains why UCF struggled against Colorado and if the Knights can bounce back against Florida. Matt also discusses the possibility of a 16-team college football playoff.

Marc tells a detailed story of the time he met the late Pete Rose in south Florida.

Marc points out the terrible product the NFL provides for TNF and the A's say goodbye to Oakland and any chance to get MLB back again.

Mike O'Donnell on the upcoming college basketball season as well as the ever changing landscape of college sports in the NIL era.

Attorney Richard Hale on the situation at UNLV and the on-going impact of NIL in college sports.

Marc points out that some players may never have another money making opportunity that NIL provides.

Marc welcomes the General Manager of the streaking Orlando Pride, Haley Carter.

Marc offers solutions to fix a broken transfer system.

RYAN HOCKENSMITH CALLS IN TO THE SHOW!