The Beat of Sports

The NFL Scouting Combine is over and Cam Mellor joins the show and shares the latest on the NFL Draft.

Dr Karen Weaver joins the show to talk about what the future of Power 5 conferences may look like in structure.

After 47 seasons, Jim Boeheim will not be returning as the men's basketball coach at Syracuse, and as Marc talks about when you remove the awkwardness of the ending this signals the end of an era for the sport of college basketball.

Eric Eager joins the show to talk about the hype surrounding Anthony Richardson and what the metrics are saying about the former Gator.

Franchise Tag deadline day has come and gone, and while we know where Daniel Jones will play next season we still don't know what will happen with Lamar Jackson. Marc talks about how it looks like Jackson is trying to force his way out of Baltimore and explains what it would take to make that happen.

It is Franchise Tag decision day in the NFL and as Mike Tuck explains, there are some teams around the league that can use this move to help improve their team right away and still be set up for success in the years to come.

With just 16 games left in the regular season for the Magic to get in the play-in game conversation, they find themselves facing some stuff opponents. Phillip Rossman-Reich joins the show to talk about where the teams stands right now, an early look at the offseason and what will happen with Jonathan Isaac.

Billy Napier begins year 2 in Gainesville, while Mike Norvell looks to build on a successful season for the Seminoles. Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about the latest news from spring practices as they start to open up around the state.

The Pac-12 is still the one Power 5 conference that hasn't figured a future media rights deal, but Marc talks about some of the things that he has been hearing when it comes to something getting figured out.

Anthony Richardson ruined the weekend for a number of NFL teams who were hoping he flopped in his performance at the combine. Yes, he ruined their weekend because teams love to scratch off the names of hyped guys with little success on the field other than being big and physical. Some teams wanted a poor combine so the guessing game of what Richardson could be would become someone else's problem.