The Beat of Sports

While speaking at the SEC Media Days it appears as though Jimbo Fisher has put aside any talk of lingering tension with Nick Saban. Marc and Scot wonder what happened and give some theories as to why the beef may have been squashed.

Charles Barkley recently announced that he will play in the next LIV event during the Pro-Am portion and it has led to speculation that he could join the new golf series as a broadcaster. Marc and Scott discuss what this could mean for LIV when it comes to gaining a television partner, and more.

One of the most interesting things out of SEC Media Days was that Georgia head coach wants to move the Florida-Georgia game out of Jacksonville. Marc proposes an idea that could help all parties involved and keep the game in the same stadium for years to come.

Will the Big XII media deal be worth more than what the Pac 12 could get? The former VP of Programming at Fox Sports, Patrick Crakes joins the show shares his thoughts on that and much more.

The NBA offseason is here and all eyes are on with what will happen to players like Donovan Mitchell, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. Keith Smith joins the talk about where Mitchell might be headed and other news from around the league.

The NBA Summer League is in the books, so what can we takeaway from Paolo Banchero and the Magic's trip to Las Vegas? Khobi Price talks about his experience at Summer League, if Orlando should look at trading for Donovan Mitchell and more.

Some of the biggest soccer teams are coming to Orlando this week and Ricardo Villar joins the show to talk about about how the city got Arsenal and Chelsea to come to Orlando.

When Matt Murschel joins the show this morning he talks about the latest from SEC Media Days and, plus he and Marc discuss what's next for the Big XII.

According to reports, the talks about a partnership between the Big 12 and the Pac-12 have ended. Marc talks about what what went down with these talks and what happens next for both conferences.

The Nationals' Juan Soto reportedly turned down a 15 year $440M offer and the team will apparently seek a trade. Juan Soto is just 23 and likely has 10 more years left but decade deals do not work.