The Beat of Sports

Mike O'Donnell joins the show for his weekly hoops segment to talk about why the NCAA should not be ripped on early plans to help athletes make money.

In our weekly sports legal news segment Richard Hale joins the show and talks about the many legal challenges that lie ahead when it comes to name, image and likeness in college sports.

It it beginning to look more and like sports could be returning although there will not be any fans in the stands. Kirk Wakefield joins the show and talks about when fans are allowed to attend sporting events, how many will return?

MLB broadcaster Rich Waltz joins the show and talks about when the baseball season gets a chance to kickoff when it may look like. Will it be in a bubble or played at home parks with in new divisions? Plus him and Marc discuss what changes they would like to see made to the sport to try and get more games played.

As we've seen all across the world, amid businesses making financial decision and yesterday we learned that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would be forgoing his salary for the year. While Marc applauds the decisions he does wonder, since the owners pay Goodells salary then why wasn't the money just donated instead of going back in the owners pockets?

As it is starting to look like the return of sports could be on the horizon what will the role of the media play in their return? Jane McManus joins the show to talk about that and what changes the sports media world might go through going forward.

Back in 2005 it was Urban Meyers first year at Florida and the team was in the midst of a shootout with Vanderbilt and when things look bad for the Gators, something bizarre happened.

While in a normal world we would be discussing the Magic in the playoffs but now Josh Robbins joins the show to talk about the Aaron Gordon diss track about Dwyane Wade, and what the perception of AG is around the league. Then he and Marc discuss how Nik Vucevic is staying in shape during the league lockdown.

Eric Adelson joins the show and talks about how this group of quarterbacks in the NFL might be changing the game in so many ways.

With so much of the sports world on hold due to the coronavirus leagues all over are wondering if they will be able to resume their season. We've now seen Ligue 1 in France announce that the season is over while the Premier League is trying to get going as quickly as possible.