The Beat of Sports

Through one week of NBA seeding games at the NBA Campus, Brendan Suhr joins the show to give his thoughts on what we've seen. He and Marc talk about the impact of the Jonathan Isaac injury, if Toronto is being underrated, and how New Orleans should han...

Former UCF Knight and member of the Clippers organization BJ Taylor joins the show to talk about the restart of the NBA season, the movies he's been watching, as well as his first year with the Clippers G-League team.

On this weeks edition of The Beat Of Sports: Weekend Pod, we look back on the 40th anniversary or Caddyshack with Chris Nashaway and the Eric Prisbell explains what Whoop is and why so many athletes are turning to it.

The NBA restart kicked off last night inside the NBA Campus at the ESPN Wide World Of Sports, Chris Haynes joins the show to talk about the basketball that we saw. He talks about life in the campus, as well as what it is like for players to play withou...

As all the attention has been focused on what the college football season will look like, some have asked what basketball might do. Mike O'Donnell joins the show to talk about some ideas as to what the sport should do including a pushed back season. Th...

The next domino to fall for the college football season was yesterday when the SEC announced that they will be playing a conference only schedule. Marc tries to understand this decision, and doesn't quite understand the safety aspect when it means the ...

As the calendar turns to August the talk of high school football continues as to when it might start. Scott Perry the Lake Mary football coach joins the show to talk about the uncertain season ahead.

As the NBA gets ready to return to the court for the first time in 4 months, John Denton joins the show to preview the restart of the league.

Every summer we see two instances of NFL players being outraged, Madden ratings and the NFL ranking of the top 100 players. Marc talks about how it seems like NFL players are the only ones that react so strongly to these things even though they have no barring on their career.

Yesterday the ACC voted to proceed with an 11-game season, and now all eyes will be on the SEC to see what they decide to do. Marc talks about the many different situations we can see when it comes to scheduling and why a school like UCF could deal with the fallout.