The Beat of Sports

Former Florida State wide receiver Kenny Shaw explains what's wrong with the Seminoles this season as well as why we are seeing more crazy catches in today's game.

Asher Feldman explains what we can see from the committee tonight when the first CFB Playoff rankings are released and if the BCS computers are still around.

Marc shares his thoughts about the college football playoff and why the committee can't get rid of brand bias.

Matt Murschel talks about what happened around the state over the weekend as well as some other major storylines including Penn State's struggles against top teams and the college football playoff potentially expanding.

UCF color analyst Gary Parris previews UCF upcoming game against Arizona.

Mike O'Donnell talks about Kirk Speraw getting inducted into UCF's Hall of Fame as well as what Paolo Banchero's injury means and how it impacts the Magic.

Richard Hale discusses a number of sports law topics including what could have happened if Mookie Betts suffered an injury when two fans grabbed him by the arm to knock a ball loose, a Jai Lai lawsuit, and a trainer filing a lawsuit against the L.A. Clippers.

Marc and CV get into a debate regarding the Colts' handling of Anthony Richardson and whether he should start again in Indy.

Cam Mellor dives into the college football world to talk about all the biggest matchups, plus what, if anything, Miami can take away from their win over Florida State.

The Dodgers came from behind to beat the Yankees in game 5 to win the World Series. Stephen Branca dives into how the Dodgers were able to win as well as the future of Juan Soto and the pitching prospects of Shohei Ohtani.