Beat of Sports

Beat of Sports

The Beat of Sports with the voice of UCF Sports Marc Daniels. Delivering sports the way you like it - Weekdays 9a-12p

Tuesday, January 6th

College Football Playoff Semifinals Preview

We are down to four teams remaining in the College Football Playoff. Oregon will take on Indiana while Miami will play Ole Miss with the winners playing against each other for the National Championship. Matt Murschel previews both games.

Monday, January 5th

Marc and CV are back after the holiday break. Marc discusses the CFB Playoff and how we got to the final four teams, recaps week 18 in the NFL, and plays a game with CV about teams /players being at crossroads with their current situations.

Friday, December 19th

It's the final episode of The Beat of Sports for the year! We have a Week in Review, preview the NFL and CFB Playoff weekend, and visits from Richard Hale (Sports Law), Mike O'Donnell (Basketball), and Cam Mellor (College Football).

Sports Law with Richard Hale

For the final time in 2025, Richard Hale talks sports and law.

Thursday, December 18th

Marc and CV react to the Dolphins benching Tua, answer listener emails, a History Lesson, and a visit from Joe Zagacki (Miami Hurricanes).

Hurricanes Playoff Talk with Joe Zagacki

The Miami Hurricanes will play Texas A&M in the first round of the CFB Playoff. Joe Zagacki previews the matchup and talks about how the final rankings that included the Notre Dame/Miami debate.

Wednesday, December 17th

Marc celebrates the Knicks winning the NBA Cup Championship, the guys find out Tua gets benched, Cheezy Game Show, and visits from Alan Gooch (Cure Bowl), Keith Smith (NBA), and Eben Novy Williams (Sportico).

Tuesday, December 16th

Marc shares his thoughts on the Dolphins officially being eliminated from playoff contention and what that means for their future, transfer portal craziness, On the Marc / Off the Marc, and visits from TJ Rives (Bucs) and Matt Murschel (College Football).

What's Wrong with the Bucs?

The Bucs looked to be one of the best teams, not just in the NFC South, but in the NFC. Now, at 7-7, they are tied with the Panthers for the division lead with three games to go. Have injuries caught up to them? TJ Rives explains what's going on in Tampa.