The Beat of Sports

On today's episode of The Beat Of Sports:
- Bagel orders
- Wild CFB weekend
- Firing coaches
- NFL recap
- The News
- Tua story
- Bridge Playback
- Notes and Quotes

Just a reminder, your team is not likely going to win all of its games. But it doesn't matter to fans. I've said for years fans expect their team to win them all. When they lose a game or two they start to question the coach. When they are no longer in the playoff hunt or can no longer win the conference title, fans love to play the "who can we get next" game. It's fun for them and they love coming up with lists.

It was anything but a normal weekend in college football, it was a high scoring day in several games and there were some upsets along the way.

The game might be played on a different day but the Knights look to keep up their winning ways against SMU. Gary Parris joins the show to highlight went worked against Georgia Tech and the matchup with the Mustangs.

There isn't the usual slate of Friday night high school football and JC Carnahan of the Orlando Sentinel joins the show and talks about the adjusted schedule for the games.

Camps are open and Keith Smith joins the show and talks about the latest on the Magic, the Boston Celtics coaching story and more.

A look inside the College Football Playoff committee's process of ranking and selecting teams.

Former UCF punter Mac Lowdermilk joins the show to give a breakdown of the "butt punt" and the art of the hold.

We've already got a few coaching jobs open across College Football and we know the usually names that will be bandied about on coaching lists but Marc brings up one name that needs to be considered, Deion Sanders.

The NBA season is right around the corner but there are questions that remain for the Orlando Magic, specifically the health of Jonathan Isaac and Markelle Fultz.