Ole Miss set a date of November 28th for Lane Kiffin to decide whether he's going to stay or take another job. Marc tries to sort through everything and figure out which way Kiffin is leaning and questions whether Ole Miss will follow through with their self-imposed deadline.

We get the latest in the world of sports and law with Richard Hale.

Marc makes the case that this has been a wasted season for Travis Hunter after he was shut down for the season, he and CV discuss the Pat Narduzzi comments about the Notre Dame game, and visits from Keith Smith (NBA), Asher Feldman (CFB Playoff Rankings), Alex Schiffer (College Basketball) and Christy Martin (Movie).

Marc talks about the firing of Brian Daboll in New York and the lawsuit against LSU by Brian Kelly, On the Marc / Off the Marc, and visits from Jon Santucci (HS Football), Brendan Suhr (Basketball), and Matt Murschel (College Football).

The Magic have gone through some struggles early on this season and players have showed some frustration. Is that anything for fans to be concerned about? Keith Smith talks about how the Magic are maneuvering through the early season struggles.

Marc talks about the firing of Brian Daboll in New York and the lawsuit against LSU by Brian Kelly, On the Marc / Off the Marc, and visits from Jon Santucci (HS Football), Brendan Suhr (Basketball), and Matt Murschel (College Football).

A Tuesday staple on The Beat of Sports. Is CV On the Marc or Off the Marc on a number of topics including Brian Daboll setting off a domino effect, are the Dolphins turning things around, and if Pat Narduzzi sending the wrong message.

Richard Hale talks about the latest happenings in both sports and law.

This year has not gone as expected for the Florida Gators. They fired head coach Billy Napier and sit at 3-5 on the season after losing to Georgia this past weekend. What does DJ Lagway do after the season? Cam Mellor believes Lagway will be playing elsewhere next season.

Marc talks about the NFL trade deadline, the Magic struggling on the road in front of a national audience, and visits from Keith Smith (NBA) and Rick Chryst (College Football).