The Beat of Sports

On this weeks edition of the weekend pod Joel Glass joins the show to talk about what the daily safety routines are inside the NBA Bubble, the food situation which got a lot of attention on social media, and how everyone is adjusting to campus life.

As so much of the sports media discusses what the college football season might be like this year, Mike O'Donnell joins the show to talk about why the ramifications on no football would be catastrophic to campuses all across the country.

While the Big Ten and Pac-12 have decided to play conference only football, we may be closer to learning the plans of the other three Power 5 leagues. As Marc talks about he doesn't think North Carolina is scared to play UCF, but they also may have no reason to play the Knights.

Bill Shea joins the show to talk about the small town factory that produces every NFL ball.

Its another day and its another college football story, this time about the Pac-12. Marc talks about the decision made by the conference to delay the start of the season into September and have options for when they'll play a conference championship game in football.

In his first year in Tallahassee, how Mike Norvell is balancing the pandemic and building a program at FSU.

In a normal year college football players would be gearing up for the upcoming season, but due to the coronavirus those plans have been halted. Brandon Helwig joins the show to talk about how UCF us preparing for the season, the talk of moving college football into the spring, and the feelings of UCF fans with talk of a limited capacity stadium.

Bret Cooper joins the show to take a look back at the Orlando Predators 2000 title season.

As we eagerly await what will happen with college football this season, is there any chance that all the power conferences could unite and have a season that starts at an agreed upon date even if there is a delay? Marc talks about how those chances aren't very likely as many conferences have different plans for conference or regional only games.

With the NBA set to kicks off the restart next week, we take a look inside the NBA Campus (we can't call it a bubble anymore) to find out what life is like at Disney. Joel Glass joins the show to talk about what the daily safety routines are, the food situation which got a lot of attention on social media, and how everyone is adjusting to new practices times.