The Beat of Sports

College Football writer Matt Hayes joins the show to give his thoughts on last nights Urban Meyer-Tom Rinaldi interview. He asks the question of why no one has suggested taking away his Twitter account even though no one from Ohio State he supported his statements on their. Plus Matt asks the question of if this is the best offense that Nick Saban has ever had at Alabama. And he gives his thoughts on where might Jalen Hurts might end up if he decides to transfer when the season ends.

After another disappointing loss for Orlando City SC during their 2 game roundtrip Marc dissects that James O'Connor made after the match about the teams lack of effort. Marc brings up that the team has 1 win since the month of May and should take a long look in the mirror after the season to figure out how the right the ship as they head into year 5.

Gene Williams from Warchant.com joins the show to discuss the woes going on in Tallahassee. He runs through the things that are going wrong for the Seminoles even including saying that Jimbo Fisher deserves some of the blame for leaving the team in such disarray. He talks about how he thinks the defense deserves credit for keeping them in games but that the offense needs to be simplified to try and get some positive moments.

After seeing legendary coaches like Bill Parcells just take money when he was hired to be the football czar at Miami but things for the Jaguars have been different for Tom Coughlin in his return to Jacksonville. His fingerprints are all over this team, in just under 2 years he has rebuilt the defense and helped groom Blake Bortles to turn this franchise into one of the best in all of the NFL.

Former college football coach turned analyst Houston Nutt joins the show to discuss his coaching history including coaching Barry Sanders. He weighs in on the quarterback situation at Alabama and talks about what goes into juggling 2 quarterbacks worthy of starting. Plus he talks about the expectations that new coaches are under right away to win.

Last season the Jacksonville Jaguars had a great run and one of the best defenses in all of the NFL, many fans started referring to the city as Sacksonville and even the team embraced that moniker. But one of former Jags player claims that he owns the rights to the name Sacksonville. Who is right in this scenario?

What does it take for the NFL Players Association to kick someone out? They have consistently defended and allowed players who have been charged with domestic abuse and other crimes and now they are allowing Mychal Kendricks who PLEAD GUILTY to insider trading to sign a new contract with the Seattle Seahawks. Marc asks the question, is there anything that this that this organization won't allow?

This weekend the Florida Gators take on Colorado State as part of an agreement of Jim McElwain heading to the SEC but he is no longer with the Gators. This leads to the question, how did McElwain end up at Michigan where he is now the wide receivers coach? Is he bitter about how his tenure in Gainesville ended and what are the chances that he gets another chance at being a head coach.

College Football is back so the question has to be asked, which program is the most valuable? Texas has held the crown for the last few years but are they still kings of the mountain? Plus is a team like Notre Dame at a disadvantage because they aren't in a big time conference?

Now that it appears as though Tua Tagovailoa has a firm grasp on the reigns of the quarterback position at Alabama Jalen Hurts is on the outside looking in. Because of changes to the redshirt rule in college football he could appear in 2 more games and still keep a year of eligibility. Plus because he is expected to graduate early in December he could look to transfer to another program and start immediately next season, is he poised to become the ultimate college football free agent?