The Beat of Sports

As the college football schedule slowly comes into view, is there a chance that top draft prospects will skip out on playing this year? Cam Mellor joins the show to talk about that and the ramifications for smaller school players that will miss out on marquee games.

Eric Prisbell joins the show to talk about what Whoop is and how athletes are using it in a virus world.

This week we saw the return of Jonathan Isaac to the court, yes it was in a scrimmage but it was his first competitive game since January. Josh Robbins joins the show to talk about the performance of Isaac, give an injury update on some Magic players, and talks what a rotation might look like for Steve Clifford.

When the Magic begin their slate of eight seeding games Friday inside the Disney Bubble, the mission is simple: finish 7th in the eastern conference and avoid playing the Milwaukee Bucks in the first round of the NBA Playoffs.

As our sports are retuning to the field, eventually fans will be allowed to be in attendance. But will there be a market for those events? Plus how will teams handle season ticket holders.

As the sports world starts to get back into play, there are still challenges for leagues navigate. MLB is dealing with an outbreak within one team while the NFL tries to figure out how to do training camp with players reporting over the next few weeks.

After Tom Brady signed with the Buccaneers in the offseason the number of season tickets sold was through the roof, and then the pandemic set in and now it looks like stadiums will have reduced attendance if they are open to fans. Marc talks about the range of emotions going on in the front office and how they'll pivot in the 2020 season while hoping Brady can continue playing at a high level for the rest of the contract.

This past weekend was the 40th anniversary of the release of the comedy classic Caddyshack. Chris Nashawaty joins the show to talk about the history of the movie, what the set was like, and some interesting casting choices that almost happened.

As cases across the country continue to rise what are the psychological challenges athletes are facing while playing sports during a pandemic.

Let's begin by saying this won't happen. But here's an idea or two that finds a way to make money-which all programs need, generates fan interest and is safer for all parties. Florida vs UCF from Camping World Stadium on Pay-Per-View.