The Beat of Sports

This week schools kicked off the season in earnest, Austin Lyon joins the show to talk about the Thursday night games, all the action we've got on Friday night, plus the reaction to the testing plan implemented by Orange County.

For many Buccaneers fans last season when Jameis Winston dropped back they knew it was either going to be a touchdown or interception. But can interceptions be a predictable thing?

It seems like the day after a sporting event everyone wants to know what the ratings were, but for many sports the numbers have been down. Why is that? Brad Adgate joins the show to talk about what is having to television viewership not only for sports but for all shows in general the last few years.

After weeks of saying they won't play until the winter, the Big Ten decided to reverse course and will start games in a few weeks. Marc talks about the decision the conference made to play games, as well as the PR spin they went with to backup why they made this move.

After the Rockets and Clippers bowed out of the NBA Playoffs they are both filled with questions of what happens next. Josh Robbins joins the show to talk about what will happen with those teams, what makes the Nuggets so good, and how could get a look as an NBA coach.

This weekend the Knights will kick off their season against Georgia Tech and there will be a familiar face at the stadium as George O'Leary is going to be inducted into the Yellowjackets Hall Of Fame. Coach joins the show to talk about that honor, comparing the building process at both schools, as well as thoughts on Josh Heupel at UCF.

It isn't the traditional weekend for the US Open but we've got another major in the golf world. Jeff Babineau joins the show to talk about why Tiger and Phil will struggle this weekend at Winged Foot, how the resumption of the sport has been, and more.

The wait continues as college football fans want to know what happens with the Big Ten playing this season. Marc talks about the latest with the conference and why there are different opinions for schools in the conference on when they should play.

With Week One in the books for the NFL, Leger Douzable joins the show to recap all the action on the field, plus he talks about Year 2 for Dillion Gabriel and the upcoming season for the Knights.

Everyday it seems like this will be the day the Big Ten makes a vote on when they'll play but it still hasn't happened. Matt Murschel joins the show to talk the latest with the Big Ten, what went wrong for FSU this weekend, and previews the upcoming Knights season.