The Beat of Sports

Just 2 months ago it was a certainty that the Miami Dolphins would be making the playoffs but now they need a lot of help, meanwhile the Jaguars are close to winning their division, so which is the bigger story?

For eight hours on New Year's Eve college football delivered. Debates over who belonged and who should be playing who do not matter today. After years of awful semifinal games, this year's doubleheader had it all. Big plays, dramatic comebacks and fantastic finishes were all about these two games.

The Orlando Magic have been one of the hottest teams of late in the NBA and are now looking to keep it up against the Lakers on Tuesday night.

The Jaguars look like they are going to be playoff bound, meanwhile the Buccaneers held onto their division lead but the Dolphins are trending in the wrong direction as the end of the season is looming.

The Miami Dolphins opened the season hot and it looked like all the offseason moves were paying off, but the second half of the season has not gone as planned and as Marc brings up, did the Dolphins make the right decision to stick with Tua?

Former NFL player and current UCF Broadcaster Gary Parris joins the show to talk about the passing of Franco Harris.

The race to make the NFL playoffs is tight and with just 3 games remaining in the regular season, Marc and Scott try to figure out who is postseason bound.

The story of how growing up in Seattle helped Paolo Banchero become the player he is today.

The way to watch NFL Sunday Ticket is going to be different next season for football fans and is there a chance that Google and YouTube becomes the new home for Sunday Ticket?

The Orlando Magic got off to a slow start and then rattled off a six-game win streak, so have they made a big leap? Keith Smith talks about what has turned things around in Orlando, what is wrong with the Warriors and more.