The Beat of Sports

The regular season in high school football is winding down and playoff spots are on the line. JC Carnahan joins the show to talk about what is at stake this week and the matchups to lookout for.

The Knights went off for 70 points last week and now head out for their first conference road game against ECU. Gus Malzahn joins The Bridge to talk about why the offense has exploded over the last few games, the tough stretch on the schedule and the backup quarterback situation.

Could the College Football Playoff feature 3 SEC teams and have the Tennessee Volunteers shaken up the league?

Are the Knights favorites in The American? Rene Ingoglia joins the show to talk about the play of UCF this season and gives a preview of their road game at ECU.

The veteran NFL writer Gary Myers joins the show and discusses Tom Brady's struggles in Tampa Bay and the resurgence of the Giants and Jets.

The wait is over and the NBA is underway and Keith Smith joins the show and talks about the latest news and predictions.

You want to guess how many wins the Orlando Magic will have this season, go ahead. As long as your guess doesn't begin with a 6 or 5 followed by another number, I am not going to argue. I do not think the Magic will win 49 games but maybe they can win 40. I hope they don't win less than 30 but I guess they can.

A new era of Magic basketball kicks off on Wednesday night and Khobi Price of the Orlando Sentinel joins the show and gives a preview of the Magic season and answers what is a realistic expectations for the team.

Things have not gone as well as expected for Billy Napier in his first year with the Florida Gators, and now Steve Spurrier has voiced some concerns about what is happening in Gainesville.

Saturday's win over Alabama is just the recipe to have more fans want to be a part of the action and "volunteer" to grow the pot. The "Huep" is real with former UCF coach Josh Heupel turning around a program in less than two seasons and now the Vols are ranked third and indeed playoff contenders.