The Beat of Sports

Joe Burrow and LSU competed the perfect season last night by taking down the Clemson Tigers in the College Football National Championship game. Mike Tuck raises the question of if this team should be compared to the all-time greats in recent history of college football like the dynastic USC Trojans teams in the 2000s.

The Miami Dolphins have now replaced both their Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Coordinator this offseason. What does that mean, and what you need to know about their latest move. Plus Mike Tuck breaks down what the Cleveland Browns hiring Kevin Stefanski as their head coach means and if it will make a difference.

ESPN college football analyst Rod Gilmore joins the show and previews the National Championship Game between LSU and Clemson. He talks why the quarterback play will be the biggest thing to watch for in the game. Plus Rod talks about his battle with cancer and offers advice to those battling.

With the Lamar Jackson and the Ravens eliminated, who has become the favorite to win SuperBowl LIV? Is there a true favorite?

What happened to the Baltimore Ravens against the Titans and what exactly does it tell us about their future and the future of Lamar Jackson? Mike Tuck will explain that and more.

Another weekend of playoff football and another (soon to be) MVP goes down thanks to Ryan Tannehill and the Tennessee Titans. Mike Tuck talks about how the play of Tannehill and the Titans is presenting challenges for the teams they are going up against.

Former NFL player of 10+ years and member of the UCF broadcast team Leger Douzable joins the show and breaks down the NFL weekend action. Plus he and Marc discuss how to try and contain Lamar Jackson and if the hit on Carson Wentz was a dirty play.

During our weekly sports legal segment Patrick Reed has his attorney warn a tv analyst to stop using the word cheater on shows, Richard Hale explains why. Then he and Marc discuss how the NFL is going to handle marijuana punishment with some many states legalizing it.

Daniel Roberts of Yahoo! Finance joins the show to talk how NBA ratings are tanking like a bad NBA team but is it hurting the business side of the sport and does anyone care who is stealing signs in MLB.