The Beat of Sports

Things appear to a bit tense in Dallas as Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made some comments claiming that he does not know who Micah Parsons' agent is as he looks to get a new deal done with Parsons. Tuck and CV discuss the latest Cowboys drama.

A Tuesday staple on The Beat of Sports, Marc and CV share their opinions on the NFL outside the US, the torpedo bat, the future of Aaron Rodgers, and more.

We have four No. 1 seeds in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament. One of those teams is the Florida Gators. How did they get there and what are there chances of advancing? Jake Rongholt recaps the season and explains the Gators' chances of moving on.

The quest to ban the tush push has gained some steam this offseason. Could the ban finally pass? Mike Tuck and CV discuss and debate whether the play is good for the league.

Spring practices are upon us. Shehan Jeyarajah gives us an early look at the Big 12 and what teams he believes will either fall short of expectations or surpass their projected win totals for the 2025 season.

After a poor 40 time at his pro day, Xavier Restrepo sent out a tweet that he later deleted regarding why he ran a slow 40. Is that a cause for concern as the NFL Draft approaches? Cam Mellor explains.

While we did see the Cubs and Dodgers play a couple games in Tokyo, the official Opening Day of Major League Baseball is Thursday. Former UCF pitcher Stephen Branca discusses whether what the Dodgers are doing is good for the sport, analytics, and much more!

The Sweet 16 begins on Thursday and Mike O'Donnell previews each matchup. MOD also discusses the latest coaching moves around the world of college basketball as well as players in the portal and why many of them could be getting bad advice.

The Magic have won three in a row and are 6-3 in their last nine games, including wins at Milwaukee, at Cleveland, and home against the Lakers. Keith Smith explains why this stretch of games, as well as the play of Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner are reasons for fans to feel good about the team.

Will we see baseball in Orlando or in Tampa with a new stadium? Greg Warmoth says he would be "surprised" if we don't see one or the other in the next 10 years. Greg also explains why Orlando is in a "win-win" situation regarding the Rays.

Scott Frost was highly successful his first time with UCF. After some time, Scott is now back with the Knights and Matt Murschel explains why his history with the team provides him with an advantage over someone who hasn't been there previously.

Dwight Howard will become the 13th member inducted into the Orlando Magic Hall of Fame Monday when the Magic host the Lakers. Marc shares his thoughts and what the feelings are surrounding this decision.

The Jaguars are on a timeline to make a decision about where they will play football in 2027. Will they play at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville or will they come to Orlando and play at Camping World Stadium? We get the latest from Ryan Lynch.

The NFL Draft is just over a month away. Cam Mellor hops on and discusses how the attitudes of players in the interview process impacts how teams feel about them and how it affects their draft position.

Aaron Rodgers continues to be without a team as the NFL Draft approaches. The Vikings came out and said they are going to ride with J.J. McCarthy as their starter and the Steelers may be out on Rodgers. Marc and CV discuss who's left and if there ever was a market for Aaron Rodgers.

Keith Smith discusses all the major storylines from around the NBA including the Magic going on the road and ending the Cavs' 16-game win streak. What does that win mean for Orlando?

The Major League Baseball season is underway as the Dodgers and Cubs play over in Tokyo. Marc explains that while it doesn't seem like it is, baseball is in a healthy place and the league is doing what they can to shorten the game and attract younger viewers.

The NCAA Tournament starts today with the play-in games. A major controversy was North Carolina making the tournament over a team like West Virginia. Mark Wise (ESPN college basketball analyst), explains whether the selection process needs to be reevaluated.

Kansas State's Coleman Hawkins and Indiana's Oumar Ballo are a couple of players who addressed the scrutiny from fans after disappointing seasons. In this NIL / pay-for-play world, do fans feel more of a right to overly criticize? Marc and CV share their thoughts.

Mark Gastineau is suing ESPN for his portrayal in the viral clip of him and Brett Favre. Does he have a case? Wayne Gretzky finds himself in some hot water over a weight loss gum that he endorsed.

Every year, NFL mock drafts drastically change from the beginning of the offseason to draft time despite not playing in any games. While the combine and pro days are a factor, it isn't the only reason. Cam Mellor explains what it is and talks NFL Draft.

The second go-round of the Scott Frost era is underway as UCF kicked off spring practice on Tuesday. What was it like for Frost to walk onto the field again? Which position group does UCF HAVE to get right? Matt Murschel explains.

Denver's Nikola Jokic has won the NBA's MVP award three of the last four years with OKC's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finishing second last year. This year, it appears the two have flipped with SGA being the current favorite but who will take home the hardware? Keith Smith shares his thoughts.

It's a weekly Tuesday staple on the Beat of Sports and on this week's segment, CV talks free agency with Marc Daniels. Did Chris Godwin make the right decision returning to Tampa? Are the Jaguars setting themselves up for the future? Plus much more!

Paul Kennedy discusses the late trade deadline in the NHL as well as what the Brad Marchand trade to the Florida Panthers from the Boston Bruins means for both teams and Marc makes a case that you can't compare Alex Ovechkin to Wayne Gretzky.