The Beat of Sports

Why might Toledo coach Jason Candle leave to be the offensive coordinator at Miami?

Cam Mellor joins the show to give a recap of the Senior Bowl and he talks about the future of the NFL Combine.

After 3 tumultuous years and 2 trade requests, Kevin Durant was traded from the Nets to the Suns late Wednesday night.

Since Norvell's arrival in Tallahassee, Billy Napier arrived in Gainesville and got his $7M per year deal and Mario Cristobal landed in Coral Gables with an $8M per year deal. FSU couldn't have their guy making less, could they? Sure they could but it's about optics. Could FSU have just ripped up Norvell's current deal, bumped his pay and signed him to a new five-year deal that runs through 2027? Of course they could but agents are good at their job and schools are not good at negotiating after a coach has a winning season.

An unbreakable record was broken last night. What is the most unbreakable record out there in major pro sports? Mike Tuck runs down the top ten.

Which team goes deeper in the NBA playoffs, Nets or Mavericks? Where does this LeBron James accomplishment rank in his career? What is the next big trade? Keith Smith joins the show to answer all those questions and more from the NBA.

LeBron James became the NBA's career scoring leader on a step-back jumper last night and as Mike Tuck explains, when you look at the longevity of his career and the accolades he's achieved, LeBron has defeated Father Time.

Jason Siegel of the Greater Orlando Sports Commission joins the show to talk about the NCAA Tournament coming to town this spring along with the She Believes Cup and so much more.

Where do the Hurricanes go for both of their open coordinator positions? Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel talks about that the story and the latest we are learning about Jaden Rashada.

JC Carnahan joins the show to talk about how high school transfers in Florida are more than just football and there's no stopping the trend.