The Beat of Sports

On today's episode of the Beat of Sports:
- Why Ohio State will ultimately get into the CFB Playoff
- Why LSU self-imposed a bowl ban this year
- John Feinstein revisits his trip to both Army and Navy before their game in 1995.
- The News
- Bill Sutton on possible expansions in sports
- Notes and Quotes

All sports leagues are losing this money this year because of the coronavirus and the lack of fans attending games. Bill Sutton explains why we could see expansion in multiple sports leagues that could help generate more revenue.

John Feinstein wrote a book about the 1995 matchup between Army and Navy. He joins the show and goes in-depth about his book and what he was able to experience after spending time with both teams that season.

Giannis Antetokounmpo is eligible to sign a super-max contract on December 11th. Marc explains why his decision and the season ahead could turn Giannis from a favorite player, to a villian.

LSU will not be going to a bowl game this year because of a self-imposed bowl ban. Marc explains why the bowl ban came to be and why there will still be issues with college players getting paid even with N.I.L rules passed.

With the Orlando Magic set to open up their preseason in a couple days, Josh Robbins joins the show and he talks about the early impressions of Magic first-round pick Cole Anthony and why his rookie season will be a difficult one.

Rustin Dodd joins the show to discuss the history of the fist bump, when the first reported high five took place, and if the fist bump will end up replacing the high five.

With the Ohio State/Michigan game cancelled, Eben Novy-Williams joins the show and talks about how much money will be lost from that game as well as how it could impact Ohio State's chances at making the playoff and how much money could be lost if the Buckeyes don't make it.

Ohio State's game with Michigan was cancelled, yet the playoff committee kept them at No. 4 in the playoff ranking. Marc explains why the committee has already made up their mind about the Buckeyes.

The college football season has been anything but usual this year, and we've lost another game with Tulsa-Cincinnati being canceled. Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about that, as well as the Knights going to the Boca Bowl, and more.