The Beat of Sports

Edgewater football coach Cameron Duke talks about the biggest challenge he faced in turning around the program, why playing football this year was so important for his team, and shares his thoughts on McKenzie Milton entering the transfer portal.

McKenzie Milton is entering the transfer portal. Marc talks about KZ's decision; why he made it and what's next for him and UCF.

Neil deMause, writer of 'Field of Schemes' to talk about MLB's move to eliminate minor-league cities while forcing minor leaguers to play for free and what kind of impact that has on the cities.

Josh Robbins of The Athletic talks about the latest regarding the health of Mo Bamba and what realistic expectations are for the Orlando Magic with a shortened offseason.

Brian Fremeau from BCFToys.com joins the Beat of Sports and he takes a deep dive into how you analyze the numbers of a college football season when some teams have played as many as five more games than other teams.

It seems like the yearly tradition this time of year in college football of which coaches are on the hot seat. Marc talks about some of the schools that could make a change but then brings up the prospects of Urban Meyer returning to the sidelines and if he'd be interested in taking the Texas job.

When the next round of rankings for the College Football Playoffs are unveiled it'll look interesting because some teams have played such few games. Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about what we are seeing in the Big Ten with cancelled games, teams waiting for bowl games, and more.

One of the biggest discussions last week was whether or not McKenzie Milton will play for UCF against USF. Well game day came and went and Milton did not play, and this led to many UCF fans screaming that they were duped. Marc explains the situation and talks about how no one was duped or lying when discussing the next time KZ will be back on the field.

A number of schools who are no longer in contention for a league title are seeing players opt out of remaining games to prepare for the draft (see LSU, FSU and more). UCF will likely find itself in the same position with, likely, 4-6 players skipping the bowl game to not risk injury.

There is nothing like it in college football, rivalry weekend. This Friday UCF squares off against USF in another edition of The War On I-4 and Gary Parris joins the show to talk about this years installment of the series.