The Beat of Sports

Could Paolo Banchero be an all-star in his rookie season? Keith Smith joins the show and talks about that plus when will Kyrie play again, does Boston have an MVP candidate and more.

The second set of the College Football Playoff rankings are out and we've got some changes, Georgia took over the top spot and TCU jumped three spots to No. 4.

Could Jon Gruden be a real candidate at USF? Joey Knight joins the show to answer that question and discusses what's next for the Bulls as they search for a new coach.

On Monday night we saw Colts owner Jim Irsay defend his decision to hire f Jeff Saturday as his team's interim head coach, saying the first-time NFL coach is "fully experienced enough"

Paolo Banchero led the Magic with 30 points in a Monday night loss to the Houston Rockets but his first 11 games to start his Orlando Magic career is one of the best the franchise has ever seen.

Alabama is looking like they won't make the college football playoff this season. Nick Saban's team doesn't look as dominant this season as they've looked in seasons past. Is it fair to criticize Saban in the world of NIL?

Texas A&M had high expectations at the beginning of the season but they have faltered thus far this season. Former head coach Houston Nutt explains why they have faltered as well as discusses some of the major matchups from over the college football weekend.

After an exciting win over Cincinnati, UCF will travel to Memphis to take on the Tigers. Color analyst Gary Parris previews the matchup.

The start of college basketball is right around the corner and Mike O'Donnell takes a look at the teams around the state and explains what the Magic win over the Warriors means and how it could help Jalen Suggs.

Richard Hale discusses multiple sports law stories including now former Spurs player Joshua Primo being sued by the team's sports psychologist, potential penalties for Michigan State players, and Patrick Reed suing media outlets.