The Beat of Sports

Daniel Wallach joins the show and talks about if Zion Williamson will have to admit he took money and benefits to attend Duke.

Yesterday news come from UCF quarterback about his continued progress from a devastating knee injury and his thoughts on a return to the playing field. Marc talks about the path for Milton and why if the college football season is delayed until 2021 it could benefit him.

For 12+ hours yesterday the NFL dominated the sports world with the release of the 2020 schedule. Marc talks about how the sport is the only one in the country that knows how to dominate a news cycle, even when games aren't being played.

It has been just over 2 months since the last Major League Soccer game took place before the league was halted due to the coronavirus? Steven Goff joins the show talk about if MLS could send all teams to Orlando to re-start the season?

25 years ago today, Nick Anderson stole the ball from Michael Jordan and the former coach Brian Hill joins the show looks back at the season and series.

For die hard NFL fans to is a big day, its the day the schedule is released for the upcoming season! Marc talks about how complicated it is and how at one point it was all put together by one guy.

Josh Robbins covers the Orlando Magic for The Athletic and joins the show to talk about how the NBA views Jonathan Isaac and how an adjusted salary cap could impact the Magic.

After much waiting we finally know what number Tua will be wearing for the Miami Dolphins, #1. See Dan Mario no more worrying. But Marc runs through the statement released about the number Tua selected and wonders if too much pressure is being put on the rookie quarterback already.

Andrew Das joins the show and talks about what's next for the US Women's National team after a setback in court.

As much as been discussed about the return of professional sports, albeit without fans in the short term, what about youth sports? Jon Soloman joins the show and talks about the challenges facing youth sports in efforts to play again.