The Beat of Sports

The downswing continues for the Jaguars and now some are wondering if Doug Marrone should stay at the helm, Marc talks about that along with the Bucs adding Antonio Brown, DK Metcalf is incredibly fast, and the Cardinals are legit.

To recap the Saturday of college football: the UCF Knights got back to their winning ways against Tulane, Clemson deals with fans saying they didn't win big enough, and the Big Ten deals with people questioning their stringent COVID protocols.

On this weeks episode of The Beat Of Sports: Weekend Pod we are joined by PGA Tour great John Daly to discuss his newest venture of a golf tour, the Mobetta Golf Tour. He also talks the health battles he is going through and watching his son work his way into the world of golf.

The Knights will look to do something they haven't in a while, get a victory. Gary Parris joins the show to talk about what went wrong for UCF against Memphis, and then looks ahead to this weekends matchup with Tulane.

The high school football season rolls on and we've got some marquee games to showcase this week, JC Carnahan joins the show to talk about Edgewater squaring off with Jones and more.

Although the NFL Draft is so far in the future, and we don't know who will be picking #1 that doesn't stop speculation on where Trevor Lawrence will play next year. Marc and Scott talk about whether or not Lawrence should pull an Eli Manning and try to ends up next year.

A familiar face is back on the sidelines as Stan Van Gundy will be taking over coaching the New Orleans Pelicans. Andrew Lopez joins the show to talk about why the Pelicans decided to go with SVG, how installing a defensive system is key, and what to expect from Zion in year 2.

This week the news we all knew would come has happened as Tua will be taking over the reigns for the Miami Dolphins. During his first media availability since the news was broken Ryan Fitzpatrick talked about his disappointing for him and as Marc points out this has more to do with Fitz realizing that the end is coming closer for the him.

Now that his tenure with the Houston Rockets is over, how will the Daryl Morey era be remembered? Josh Robbins talks about how he introduced the basketball world to analytics, plus he discusses NBA Draft philosophies and rumored names that the Magic have been connected to in the offseason.

The MAC is coming back for one reason only. And it's not because people are screaming for MACtion action on Tuesday. It's because the few dollars ESPN pays for those games and if they don't play, they don't make their money that is distributed by the College Football Playoff bank, where every conference gets something.