The Beat of Sports

The state of Mississippi will now have both Lane Kiffin and Mike Leach as head coaches of college programs. Taco Bob from our sister station WJRR brings up how this could be like the Jerry Springer of College Football and it led Marc to agree with Taco.

Jesse Lawrence of Ticket IQ joins the show and talks about the ticket market for the National Championship Game as well as the NFL Playoff games.

Greater Orlando Sports Commission CEO Jason Siegel joins the show and talks about the Florida Cup coming to Exploria Stadium and why eSports is doing more events in Orlando.

When A Power 5 job opens up it leads UCF fans to wonder if their football coach will get poached and right now with Baylor having an opening fans are worried if Josh Heupel would leave. Marc talks about why Group of 5 coaches would leave their current job for one in a Power 5 conference.

After a film session with a verbal suggestion that his team was no longer playing “like a bunch of thugs,” Cavaliers coach John Beilein reached out individually to players tonight to insist he meant to use the word “slugs.” Marc talks about how when a team is losing stories like this just exacerbate the situation and wonders if an incident like this could end up costing Beilein his job.

Now that Matt Ruhle has left Baylor for the NFL is there a chance that they look at Josh Heupel to fill their head coaching vacancy? Jeff Sharon joins the show and talks about the chances Heupel could leave UCF. Plus Jeff and Tuck talk about the changes to the football coaching staff after a few assistants left for new jobs.

The news broke yesterday that the Giants would be hiring former Patriots special teams coach Joe Judge to be their new head coach. Marc Daniels joins the show and Mike Tuck asks him for his thoughts on the hire.

Tom Brady reiterated today, he plans to play next season. What are the top 5 options for him to do so? Mike Tuck will share with you his list for the pending free agent.

Do the NBA standings look odd? Does something stand out? The league is different this year, historically so, for better or for worse. Mike Tuck explains how there doesn't seem to be a middle ground in the NBA this season.

For the 2nd consecutive year, something stands out about the NFL Playoffs and who is winning, but also what looks SO different than year's past. Mike Tuck will explain what the trend has been.