The Beat of Sports

With college football in the offseason, are rule changes coming? Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about what it being discusses, plus he gives his thoughts on the first week of XFL action.

College Football has the Power 5 and the Group of 5 and when you look at MLB revenue the same thing applies. Marc talks about how for so many teams in the majors, they don't have to put out a winning product and still turn a huge profit thanks to profit sharing.

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Bronson Arroyo joins the show to talk about his journey from the majors to becoming a musician. He talks about the influences he had over the years, the process of a writing an album and discusses his pitching career.

Mac McClung won the Dunk Contest and people went crazy over his performance. But why was he even in the contest to begin with?

Why will this version of the XFL succeed where others did not? Bill Shea of The Athletic joins the show to talk about why the Rock and his ex-wife and business partner think it will work, what will constitute as a succes...what kind of crowds and tv numbers.

Dr. Colwell is a planetary scientist at UCF and he joins the show to talk about the numerous objects spotted and shot down in the sky, if think everything can be explained and how the public respond to a true UFO.

Why the Buccaneers need to rebuild, not reset, why upgrading at backup QB isn't as easy people make it sound, and who should KC play in the NFL opener next season. Mike Tuck answers those questions and more from the NFL world.

Cam Mellor joins the show to talk about what he's learned ranking the college football quarterbacks, what decisions pained him the most, and what conference stands out.

As Mike Tuck explains, there is one guy in the NFL Draft that is going to get someone fired and for fans of one of the in-state colleges it is a familiar name.

Alex Sherman of CNBC joins the show to discuss the reports that NBC could be getting back into the NBA?