Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel joins the show to talk about UCF's plan to use tourist tax money to build facilities, what the SEC will do with its conference schedule and McKenzie Milton joining the coaching staff at Tennessee.

The SEC is still in a great place. But by getting bigger the conference may indeed be getting better but it also gets tougher to get things done and harder to get a larger group to agree on issues where everyone comes with their own agenda.

The Big 12's newest schools invest in their big jump into the new conference.

Sports betting is becoming more and more prevalent around the country and Eben Novy-Williams joins the show to talk about what can or should the NCAA do about the rest of betting college campuses.

ESPN recently ranked college football's top 75 quarterbacks of the 2000s and while there are a lot of familiar names on the list, Marc points out that there is one glaring omission.

Some of the top teams in the NBA are looking to fill their coaching vacancies, and the Phoenix Suns are looking at Doc Rivers as one of the candidates. Keith Smith joins the show to talk about the coaching carousel, are the Celtics still panicking and will LeBron walk away?

After the Lakers got swept out of the playoffs the biggest story was what will happen with LeBron James, and if he will retire. Marc and Scott discuss what the likely situation for LeBron will be and they agree that there is no chance he walks away from the NBA without a farewell tour.

In the flurry of bills signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, one of them involves high school sports. The bill includes a specific provision allowing teams to deliver pregame messages before championship and playoff games

Author John Feinstein said on the radio show last week that he thinks the PGA and LIV will find a golf world where both survive and in fact might merge in some forms. Fans don't care as much as they once did or at least as much as the media thought. They want the best players playing in the biggest events and playing on the LIV Tour has not hurt Koepka's game where he can't compete.

We are witnessing the Boston Celtics implode in the playoffs, several top teams need coaches but for the Orlando Magic they have a young core group of players and are showing the ascending at the right time in the Eastern Conference.