The Beat of Sports

After weeks of waiting and speculation Tua time is finally here! The news broke this morning that the Dolphins will be turning to Tua after their bye week the they take on the Rams. Marc and Scott react to the news and wonder how Ryan Fitzpatrick will be feeling about this news.

The Seminoles got a big win this weekend taking down North Carolina, is this something Mike Norvell and his team can build on? Matt Murschel joins the show to talk about that as well as what went wrong for UCF, the Gators losing another game, and more.

The PGA Tour great John Daly joins the show 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.

It finally happened for Marc Daniels New York Giants, they finally got their first win of the season. And depending on how Monday Night Football goes, they could be 1-game out of first place in the division. Plus The Buccaneers dominated the Packers thanks to a strong defensive performance, and Tua makes his first appearance of the season.

The defense allowed 703 yards and despite that eye popping number, the Knights had numerous chances to win the game before the missed field goal on the last drive. Memphis was 5-for-5 on fourth downs. They faced fourth and three at their own 43 on their final drive but converted with a 52-yard pass. It was a trend on downs where the game could have turned.

With Fox and MLB about enter their 25th World Series together, Eric Prisbell joins the show to talk about the history of how a new network and a tradition-heavy sport made an unlikely marriage that has changed sports television.

After a disappoint loss the Tulsa which ended their home winning streak the UCF Knights will look to bounce back when they take on Memphis. Gary Parris joins the show to talk about what the needs to get back into the win column, and how they can get past the penalties that are garnering so much attention.

LeBron won another title and with that it means sports fans are bringing back the MJ vs LBJ debate, Mike O'Donnell discusses that along with the reports of both Van Gundys possible returning to the sidelines, as well as an update on some players for the UCF basketball team.

This week the NCAA awarded 17 national championship events to the city of Orlando for the 2022-2026 cycle, which includes the return of March Madness to the Amway Center in 2023. Jason Siegel of the Greater Orlando Sports Commission joins the show to talk about that announcement and what it means for the city.

Every day you hear from some in the media that the reason that basketball ratings are down is because of political and social issues, but a new Marist Poll shows that none of those assumptions about why sports TV ratings have plummeted really hold up.