The Beat of Sports

An interesting situation is brewing in Indianapolis as the Colts are now dealing with fans suing the team over paying for season tickets but with Andrew Luck retiring they want their money back. Is there any legal grounds that they can use? Richard Hale joins the show for the sports legal segment to discuss what might happen with this case.

Josh Heupel always says the goal is to go 1 and 0 each week, the season started on a good note as the Knights downed the Rattlers 62-0. Marc gives his thoughts on the game, he talks about what he thought of the performance by both Brandon Wimbush and Dillion Gabriel, and discusses what next week will be like with the potential of a hurricane interrupting the practice schedule.

College football is here but some stories are getting overshadowed, on in particular is the one about Brock Hoffman. Mike Niziolek of The Roanoke Times joins the show to talk about the crazy lengths Hoffman's family went through to get info requested by NCAA including medical records from multiple doctors, insurance records, financial statements, and how none of it mattered.

With the final week of preseason action if you are interested in wagering some tokens on the upcoming season you'll enjoy some talk about some player props ahead of the 2019 NFL season!

All throughout the summer the question regarding UCF was who would be behind center for the Knights at the first game. Last week we got the answer that it'll be Brandon Wimbush but freshmen Dillion Gabriel will also see snaps. Brandon Helwig of UCF Sports joins the show to preview tonights game against FAMU and talk about what he thinks will happen when it comes to the quarterback position.

As the UCF Knights get ready to hit the field for the first time of the 2019 season all eyes will be on how they do this year. They will have a target on their back because, like it or not they have been perceived as arrogant. Rich Waltz is calling the game tonight for CBS Sports Network and joins the show to give his opinion on the Knights from the national perspective.

The NBA landscape changed when audio tapes featuring former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling leaked out, it eventually led to him being forced to sell his team. But there is so much more to the story. Ramona Shelbourne from ESPN joined the show to talk about the podcast series "The Sterling Affairs" which reexamines Sterling's rise and unceremonious fall as an NBA owner.

The trainer for USWNT-er Carly Lloyd doubled down on his statement that she received a contract offer to kick in a pre-season game on Thursday night. Marc talks about how this situation is getting more ridiculous not because of her ability but because he doesn't believe any team would offer a contract to someone based on ONE VIDEO.

All of the retirement attention from the NFL has been devoted to Andrew Luck, now rightly so he did make this decision out of nowhere. But Rob Gronkowski retired just after the Super Bowl, he recently announced a new partnership with a CBD company and talked about how he is finally pain free, will this lead to him making a return?

Monday night a story from James Galanis the trainer of Carli Lloyd said that Lloyd was offered the chance to make history by becoming the first woman to play in a National Football League preseason game. Marc talks about how this is a ludicrous story and that he believes none of the it.