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College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Texas A&M with Bobby Petrino, QB's at Texas and Alabama and tough workouts in football training live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about Bobby Petrino calling plays at Texas A&M and notes that the most important aspect of the coach change is that they will mainly be running Petrino's offense. Tom talks about the level of talent Jimbo and Petrino are working with at A&M and says they have the players and the play caller to pull off a surprising season. Bo and Tom talk about the Texas A&M and Miami game in week two of the season and compare how each team is in a similar situation with a necessity to succeed. Bo asks Tom if Texas is due this season and Tom talks about Texas' biggest problem is the ability to handle success. Tom says this is the most talented roster the Longhorns have had in a decade and if they can avoid losing the easy games then they can go far in the Big 12. Tom talks about his thoughts are Texas QB Quinn Ewers and says he needs to be able to compose himself when things aren't going their way in the games. Bo talks about Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright making strides at Mississippi State and Tom talks about the process of making the choice to mature. Tom says he believes Wright can be a success at MSU if he takes the time to study the game. Bo and Tom talk about the QB situation at Alabama and Tom lists reasons why Jalen Milroe is the default option for Nick Saban. Tom believes that Jalen Milroe is the most difficult QB to defend but also thinks that Nick Saban and the staff will play everyone else if they think they need to. Bo and Tom look at Payton Thorne as the starting QB at Auburn and Tom talks about his experience fighting for a spot with a returning starter. Tom tells Bo that he didn't finish "Swamp Kings" on Netflix because it seemed like they didn't cross the line like everyone thought they would. Tom talks about the old school style workouts that Urban Meyer put teams through and believes that it is very beneficial for programs and players Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about if Texas A&M can win games with Bobby Petrino calling plays, what Southern Miss games wear on gameday and all things college football with Tom Luginbill in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Southern Marsh and Bo talks about how he feels left out that he only has Peter Millar. Bo and the crew talk about what Southern Miss fans wear on game day and they remember the last time they've been to sporting events in Hattiesburg. The guys turn their attention to Texas A&M and talk about the impact of Bobby Petrino as the main play-caller and if the Aggies can win games with the new scheme. Bo and the crew look at how tough the SEC West is compared to what it has been in the past. College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Texas A&M with Bobby Petrino, QB's at Texas and Alabama and tough workouts in football training live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about Bobby Petrino calling plays at Texas A&M and notes that the most important aspect of the coach change is that they will mainly be running Petrino's offense. Tom talks about the level of talent Jimbo and Petrino are working with at A&M and says they have the players and the play caller to pull off a surprising season. Bo and Tom talk about the Texas A&M and Miami game in week two of the season and compare how each team is in a similar situation with a necessity to succeed. Bo asks Tom if Texas is due this season and Tom talks about Texas' biggest problem is the ability to handle success. Tom says this is the most talented roster the Longhorns have had in a decade and if they can avoid losing the easy games then they can go far in the Big 12. Tom talks about his thoughts are Texas QB Quinn Ewers and says he needs to be able to compose himself when things aren't going their way in the games. Bo talks about Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright making strides at Mississippi State and Tom talks about the process of making the choice to mature. Tom says he believes Wright can be a success at MSU if he takes the time to study the game. Bo and Tom talk about the QB situation at Alabama and Tom lists reasons why Jalen Milroe is the default option for Nick Saban. Tom believes that Jalen Milroe is the most difficult QB to defend but also thinks that Nick Saban and the staff will play everyone else if they think they need to. Bo and Tom look at Payton Thorne as the starting QB at Auburn and Tom talks about his experience fighting for a spot with a returning starter. Tom tells Bo that he didn't finish "Swamp Kings" on Netflix because it seemed like they didn't cross the line like everyone thought they would. Tom talks about the old school style workouts that Urban Meyer put teams through and believes that it is very beneficial for programs and players Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and Jason talk about what each fan base wears to college football games and the text line goes crazy live in the BankPlus Studio. Jason says that he thinks that the majority of Mississippi State people wear boots to the junction on gameday and the text line gets hot. Bo and Jason look at what they think each fanbase wears to the tailgate and if Jason is actually bashing a fanbase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the possibilities if MSU and Ole Miss were in a different conference and the legend of Mike Leach by the numbers live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave talks about the bottom of the west as far superior to the bottom of the east and he says that Ole Miss and Mississippi State would be the favorites to win the Big 12 this season. Dave breaks down the ease of schedule of both Mississippi State and Ole Miss and talks about the difference in percentages between the two schools. Bo asks Dave about the numbers that surrounded Mike Leach's time at Mississippi State and Dave mention Coach leach as a walking upset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap between the SEC East and West and Oklahoma's ease of schedule live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave talks about the ease of schedule Bob Stoops had at Oklahoma and says that Oklahoma was always in the top 5 for the category during his time as head coach. Bo asks Dave the repercussion's of Oklahoma going 6 and 6 this season and Dave says that Oklahoma ranks #1 in the ease of schedule rankings. Dave talks about the significant gap in ease of schedule between the SEC East and West and comparisons flare between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line explaining ease of schedule and Utah's future in the Big 12 live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave breaks down what ease of schedule means and the inaccuracy of comparing strength of schedule numbers. Dave talks about comparing how good a team is to who they play and talks about this measurement being a more accurate and valuable tool in analytics. Dave goes into talking about the ACC as a conference that has underproduced when hiring assistant coaches and believes the Big 12 has the best staffing compared to the Pac 12 and ACC. Bo and Dave start talking about Utah in a new conference and Dave breaks down that Utah will have a higher ease of schedule rating for years to come compared to schools that went to the Big 10 like Washington and Oregon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his "ease of schedule" rankings and who is in the better spot with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave breaks down what ease of schedule means and the inaccuracy of comparing strength of schedule numbers. Dave talks about comparing how good a team is to who they play and talks about this measurement being a more accurate and valuable tool in analytics. Dave goes into talking about the ACC as a conference that has underproduced when hiring assistant coaches and believes the Big 12 has the best staffing compared to the Pac 12 and ACC. Bo and Dave start talking about Utah in a new conference and Dave breaks down that Utah will have a higher ease of schedule rating for years to come compared to schools that went to the Big 10 like Washington and Oregon. Dave talks about the ease of schedule Bob Stoops had at Oklahoma and says that Oklahoma was always in the top 5 for the category during his time as head coach. Bo asks Dave the repercussion's of Oklahoma going 6 and 6 this season and Dave says that Oklahoma ranks #1 in the ease of schedule rankings. Dave talks about the significant gap in ease of schedule between the SEC East and West and comparisons flare between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. Dave talks about the bottom of the west as far superior to the bottom of the east and he says that Ole Miss and Mississippi State would be the favorites to win the Big 12 this season. Dave breaks down the ease of schedule of both Mississippi State and Ole Miss and talks about the difference in percentages between the two schools. Bo asks Dave about the numbers that surrounded Mike Leach's time at Mississippi State and Dave mention Coach leach as a walking upset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Sam Pittman's love for Popeyes, the best road trip food, and what "ease of schedule" really means in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Arkansas coach Sam Pittman's ideal day and how he dreams of eating a Popeyes bucket on his pontoon boat. Bo and the crew think about the last time they had Popeyes and how it might not be the best food to eat while driving. This sparks the topic of the best food to eat in the car and the guys look to the text line to see some of the suggestions. Bo talks about eating burritos in the car, how he hasn't eaten Taco Bell in almost two decades and how a Dairy Queen burger is the best on-the-go food. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his "ease of schedule" rankings and who is in the better spot with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave breaks down what ease of schedule means and the inaccuracy of comparing strength of schedule numbers. Dave talks about comparing how good a team is to who they play and talks about this measurement being a more accurate and valuable tool in analytics. Dave goes into talking about the ACC as a conference that has underproduced when hiring assistant coaches and believes the Big 12 has the best staffing compared to the Pac 12 and ACC. Bo and Dave start talking about Utah in a new conference and Dave breaks down that Utah will have a higher ease of schedule rating for years to come compared to schools that went to the Big 10 like Washington and Oregon. Dave talks about the ease of schedule Bob Stoops had at Oklahoma and says that Oklahoma was always in the top 5 for the category during his time as head coach. Bo asks Dave the repercussion's of Oklahoma going 6 and 6 this season and Dave says that Oklahoma ranks #1 in the ease of schedule rankings. Dave talks about the significant gap in ease of schedule between the SEC East and West and comparisons flare between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. Dave talks about the bottom of the west as far superior to the bottom of the east and he says that Ole Miss and Mississippi State would be the favorites to win the Big 12 this season. Dave breaks down the ease of schedule of both Mississippi State and Ole Miss and talks about the difference in percentages between the two schools. Bo asks Dave about the numbers that surrounded Mike Leach's time at Mississippi State and Dave mention Coach leach as a walking upset. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the biggest characters out of the SEC coaches, Sam Pittman's perfect day and what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to game day live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about head coaches across the SEC and who the biggest characters are in their positions. This leads into audio from Sam Pittman about his perfect day that includes drinking "coldbeer" and eating Popeyes on his pontoon boat on the water. Jason says that he thinks that the majority of Mississippi State people wear boots to the junction on gameday and the text line gets hot. Bo and Jason look at what they think each fanbase wears to the tailgate and if Jason is actually bashing a fanbase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about if the Red Lobster cheddar biscuits are good, what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to games and fans just wanting to win in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about a fan calling in the day before talking about how LSU will beat both MSU and Ole Miss and they start talking about what LSU could do in the West. Bo and the crew look at the semifinal game between Ohio State and Georgia last year and talk about how close the Buckeyes were to preventing Georgia from going back-to-back. The guys talk about the cheddar biscuits at Red Lobster and Jason fights for what he loves while Bo tries to tear it down. Bo talks about what Urban Meyer did at Florida, both behind the scenes and on national TV and says that Florida fans don't care if sketchy things happened as long as they won. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the biggest characters out of the SEC coaches, Sam Pittman's perfect day and what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to game day live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about head coaches across the SEC and who the biggest characters are in their positions. This leads into audio from Sam Pittman about his perfect day that includes drinking "coldbeer" and eating Popeyes on his pontoon boat on the water. Jason says that he thinks that the majority of Mississippi State people wear boots to the junction on gameday and the text line gets hot. Bo and Jason look at what they think each fanbase wears to the tailgate and if Jason is actually bashing a fanbase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the new Netflix documentary on the Florida Gators football teams, the expectations of coaching at Florida and what the documentary didn't show in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Wilderness Trail and how highly acclaimed the rye whiskey is in the market. Dan Mullen's time at Florida was filled with drama and winning and the guys talk about his relationship with Tim Tebow and Urban Meyer. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the way Urban Meyer coached his teams to greatness, Tim Tebow thriving in chaos and humble beginnings of stars live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the way Urban Meyer pushed his players to the limit in practice and workouts and how he produced championship teams. Bo and the crew talk about how Urban kicked two players off the team while everyone was still sitting in the plane on the tarmac. The guys look at former Gators Brandon Siles and Tim Tebow and how they came from humble beginnings to reach the pinnacle of college football. Bo and the crew talk about playing 2A football and what kind of players come from small football towns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the way Urban Meyer coached his teams to greatness, Tim Tebow thriving in chaos and humble beginnings of stars live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the way Urban Meyer pushed his players to the limit in practice and workouts and how he produced championship teams. Bo and the crew talk about how Urban kicked two players off the team while everyone was still sitting in the plane on the tarmac. The guys look at former Gators Brandon Siles and Tim Tebow and how they came from humble beginnings to reach the pinnacle of college football. Bo and the crew talk about playing 2A football and what kind of players come from small football towns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best "dark horse" picks for the fantasy season and how to draft the best team live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter gives the tips on drafting strategies and believes that some roster changes haven't affected the production of other running backs. Peter gives his take for the biggest dark horse of the season and compares this player to a current breakout wide receiver. Peter tells Bo that he's done over 400 drafts since February and manages 10 to 15 different teams in the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best time to take a QB in the draft and who could have an explosive season at wide receiver live in the BankPlus Studio. When to take a quarterback is a big part of fantasy drafts and Peter talks about how the rushing aspect has catapulted the position. Although it's important, Peter believes it's better to wait for QB's like Lamar Jackson or Justin Herbert to get the most value out of your pick. Bo asks Peter about auction drafts and if it's worth it to spend $80 on Justin Jefferson and Peter talks about that strategy feeling like giving away your first two picks for one guy. Peter talks about AJ Brown as a late first round or early second round pick and believes that if you draft him then you're embracing his volatility. Peter also talks about Garret Wilson possibly having a Devante Adams-like season with Aaron Rodgers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about how early is to early to hold your fantasy draft and Sean Payton creating culture in Denver live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter talks about his ties to Denver and believes that Sean Payton will bring a culture shift and turn things around for the Broncos. Peter mentions the Patriots and thinks they have been managed poorly because they failed to surround their young QB with good talent on the outside. Bo asks Peter how early is too early to hold your draft and Peter tells that he started drafting right after the Super Bowl ended. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Brock Purdy as the starting QB for San Francisco and the strength of Seattle live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike switch over to the NFC West and Mike talks about how Brock Purdy is the starting QB for the 49ers and that they will probably start trying to look for the most value for Trey Lance in the near future. Mike mentions the talent Seattle has acquired at wide receiver and running back and believes the Seahawks could push San Francisco in the division. Mike also mentions that Jamaal Adams is back for Seattle and that he could make a difference this season with his style of play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Saints' biggest challenge in the NFC South and who should start at QB for Tampa Bay live in the BankPlus Studio. and Mike talks about the biggest threat for the Saints in the NFC South and believes that the Atlanta Falcons are built to cause problems for New Orleans. Mike breaks down the roster for Atlanta and talks about the talent the team has acquired at running back, receiver, and tight end. The Falcons have beefed up their defensive unit with experience and talent and Mike says that the production of Desmond Ridder could decide how competitive the division is for the Saints. Bo asks Mike about Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask down in Tampa Bay and Mike says that Baker is the better player right now because we haven't seen anything special from Trask in the league so far. Mike talks about the importance of the center on the offensive line and believes the return of Ryan Jensen for the Bucs could prove to be a difference maker during the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the future for Michael Thomas and Jameis Winston live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about Michael Thomas' ability to still catch 75 to 85 passes and talk about his potential in playing with Chris Olave. Mike tells Bo that he knows the 2019 Michael Thomas won't be back but says that with Chris Olave and Rasheed Shahid, Thomas just needs to be able to make contested catches and move the sticks like he is built for. Bo and Mike talks about if Jameis Winston is still good enough to start for other NFL teams and Mike says that Winston has starting QB experience that could help other teams next season if he is traded or leaves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the best locations for their teams to play in the national championship, the worst tailgating food, and all news about the Ole Miss football team in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about what foods are designated as the worst tailgating food and how bad mayonnaise is when it sits out in the hot sun. Bo and the crew look at what food works best for tailgates and forbid putting condiments on sandwiches before people grab them. The guys switch over to national championships an talk about where they would want their team to play if they made it. Bo mentions that Las Vegas is probably his premiere spot because he has never seen a sporting event there and the surrounding area would be fun to go to. Jason talks about Madison Square Garden as his location of choice for a basketball championship because of the history and the meaning behind the stadium. Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Ole Miss landing Kam Franklin, who will start at QB for the Rebels and outstanding wide receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. David talks about how the commitment from Franklin wasn't always a guarantee and how the competition for the 5 star player was stiff. David tells the listeners that Ole Miss isn't done with recruiting yet and that the NIL fund is far from empty. Bo asks David about the next recruits Ole Miss is going after and David talks about the possibility of landing a big recruit on Friday. Bo asks David about the quarterback situation in Oxford and he believes that Lane doesn't have to make a decision until week 2 against Tulane. David thinks it would be hard to bench Dart after all of the news of his improvements during the offseason. Bo and David talk about how it's unfair for the LSU and Alabama games to be do or die games for the starting QB, whoever it might be. David thinks the secondary is the biggest weakness for Ole Miss on defense but talks about how new DC Pete Golding has been a difference maker for the unit. Bo asks David what the expectations for the team are and David says it could be anywhere from 9&3 to 5&7. David talk about the talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who could lead the unit. David talks about the two big transfer receivers and how injury has affected the unit. David notes that Lane Kiffin doesn't talk about injuries but believes that Zakhari Franklin should be back for the Alabama game. David notes that Cedric Johnson will be the #1 on the defensive side and notes that J.J. Pegues could have a great season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest saying if Michael Thomas can still make an impact, the biggest threat for the Saints and the importance of the center on the offensive line live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about Michael Thomas' ability to still catch 75 to 85 passes and talk about his potential in playing with Chris Olave. Mike tells Bo that he knows the 2019 Michael Thomas won't be back but says that with Chris Olave and Rasheed Shahid, Thomas just needs to be able to make contested catches and move the sticks like he is built for. Bo and Mike talks about if Jameis Winston is still good enough to start for other NFL teams and Mike says that Winston has starting QB experience that could help other teams next season if he is traded or leaves. Mike talks about the biggest threat for the Saints in the NFC South and believes that the Atlanta Falcons are built to cause problems for New Orleans. Mike breaks down the roster for Atlanta and talks about the talent the team has acquired at running back, receiver, and tight end. The Falcons have beefed up their defensive unit with experience and talent and Mike says that the production of Desmond Ridder could decide how competitive the division is for the Saints. Bo asks Mike about Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask down in Tampa Bay and Mike says that Baker is the better player right now because we haven't seen anything special from Trask in the league so far. Mike talks about the importance of the center on the offensive line and believes the return of Ryan Jensen for the Bucs could prove to be a difference maker during the season. Bo and Mike switch over to the NFC West and Mike talks about how Brock Purdy is the starting QB for the 49ers and that they will probably start trying to look for the most value for Trey Lance in the near future. Mike mentions the talent Seattle has acquired at wide receiver and running back and believes the Seahawks could push San Francisco in the division. Mike also mentions that Jamaal Adams is back for Seattle and that he could make a difference this season with his style of play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the worst food to bring to a tailgate, the Swamp Kings Netflix documentary, and who could challenge the Saints in the NFC South live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the absolute worst food to bring to a tailgate and the guys talk about how temperature plays a huge role in the forbidden menu. Spaghetti, egg salad and certain dips all make the list and the guys mention the key ingredients that make up recipes for disaster. Bo and the crew look at the possibilities that could come from the new Netflix documentary focusing on the Florida Gators football teams from 2006 to 2009 and the drama they brought. New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest saying if Michael Thomas can still make an impact, the biggest threat for the Saints and the importance of the center on the offensive line live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about Michael Thomas' ability to still catch 75 to 85 passes and talk about his potential in playing with Chris Olave. Mike tells Bo that he knows the 2019 Michael Thomas won't be back but says that with Chris Olave and Rasheed Shahid, Thomas just needs to be able to make contested catches and move the sticks like he is built for. Bo and Mike talks about if Jameis Winston is still good enough to start for other NFL teams and Mike says that Winston has starting QB experience that could help other teams next season if he is traded or leaves. Mike talks about the biggest threat for the Saints in the NFC South and believes that the Atlanta Falcons are built to cause problems for New Orleans. Mike breaks down the roster for Atlanta and talks about the talent the team has acquired at running back, receiver, and tight end. The Falcons have beefed up their defensive unit with experience and talent and Mike says that the production of Desmond Ridder could decide how competitive the division is for the Saints. Bo asks Mike about Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask down in Tampa Bay and Mike says that Baker is the better player right now because we haven't seen anything special from Trask in the league so far. Mike talks about the importance of the center on the offensive line and believes the return of Ryan Jensen for the Bucs could prove to be a difference maker during the season. Bo and Mike switch over to the NFC West and Mike talks about how Brock Purdy is the starting QB for the 49ers and that they will probably start trying to look for the most value for Trey Lance in the near future. Mike mentions the talent Seattle has acquired at wide receiver and running back and believes the Seahawks could push San Francisco in the division. Mike also mentions that Jamaal Adams is back for Seattle and that he could make a difference this season with his style of play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk about the best drafting strategy, auction drafts, and the dark horse of the season live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter talks about his ties to Denver and believes that Sean Payton will bring a culture shift and turn things around for the Broncos. Peter mentions the Patriots and thinks they have been managed poorly because they failed to surround their young QB with good talent on the outside. Bo asks Peter how early is too early to hold your draft and Peter tells that he started drafting right after the Super Bowl ended. When to take a quarterback is a big part of fantasy drafts and Peter talks about how the rushing aspect has catapulted the position. Although it's important, Peter believes it's better to wait for QB's like Lamar Jackson or Justin Herbert to get the most value out of your pick. Bo asks Peter about auction drafts and if it's worth it to spend $80 on Justin Jefferson and Peter talks about that strategy feeling like giving away your first two picks for one guy. Peter talks about AJ Brown as a late first round or early second round pick and believes that if you draft him then you're embracing his volatility. Peter also talks about Garret Wilson possibly having a Devante Adams-like season with Aaron Rodgers. Peter gives the tips on drafting strategies and believes that some roster changes haven't affected the production of other running backs. Peter gives his take for the biggest dark horse of the season and compares this player to a current breakout wide receiver. Peter tells Bo that he's done over 400 drafts since February and manages 10 to 15 different teams in the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the release of the Netflix documentary on the Florida football teams from 2006-2009, Dan Mullen's exodus at Florida, and all of the best fantasy football news live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the new Netflix documentary on the Florida football teams with Tim Tebow and other former Gator stars and what could be released through the content. Bo talks about watching the documentary on Victor Conte and how steroids played their part with the biggest names in baseball at the time. The guys look at Dan Mullen's time at Florida and the possible reasons for the implosion of the program as his time was running up. Bo mentions how surprised he was to find out that the main reason for the downfall was Dan letting his assistant coaches call the shots and talks about the culture shock mentioned in the article on the former Bulldogs and Gators coach. Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk about the best drafting strategy, auction drafts, and the dark horse of the season live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter talks about his ties to Denver and believes that Sean Payton will bring a culture shift and turn things around for the Broncos. Peter mentions the Patriots and thinks they have been managed poorly because they failed to surround their young QB with good talent on the outside. Bo asks Peter how early is too early to hold your draft and Peter tells that he started drafting right after the Super Bowl ended. When to take a quarterback is a big part of fantasy drafts and Peter talks about how the rushing aspect has catapulted the position. Although it's important, Peter believes it's better to wait for QB's like Lamar Jackson or Justin Herbert to get the most value out of your pick. Bo asks Peter about auction drafts and if it's worth it to spend $80 on Justin Jefferson and Peter talks about that strategy feeling like giving away your first two picks for one guy. Peter talks about AJ Brown as a late first round or early second round pick and believes that if you draft him then you're embracing his volatility. Peter also talks about Garret Wilson possibly having a Devante Adams-like season with Aaron Rodgers. Peter gives the tips on drafting strategies and believs that some roster changes haven't affected the production of other running backs. Peter gives his take for the biggest dark horse of the season and compares this player to a current breakout wide receiver. Peter tells Bo that he's done over 400 drafts since February and manages 10 to 15 different teams in the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about strength on the offensive line and defense while also touching on recruiting live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Steve start talking about the offensive line and how Cole Smith is the sure-fire center for the Bulldogs. Steve talks about Cole's leadership and progression on the offensive lien and what he brings to the unit. Bo and Steve look at the biggest weakness on the offense and Steve believes the left tackle position brings up a lot of question marks but the line itself is a solid group. Steve talks about the cornerback battle settling and that depth concerns with the two upfront on defense have been settled through scrimmages and practice. Bo wants to know if Trevion Williams will have a breakout year and Steve isn't ready to go that far just yet. Steve talks about Ole Miss landing recruits recently and how Mississippi State is now turning their head more towards junior college and transfer portal candidates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electric players for MSU and the steps Mike Wright has taken live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the steps that Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright has taken at backup quarterback and how his talent style compares to Will Rogers in the run game. Steve talks about Wright as being solid insurance if anything were to happen to Rogers. Bo and Steve talk about the biggest takeaways from the scrimmage and Steve mentions the reassurance the offense gave with their continuity and the loaded running back room. Steve breaks down the 5 possible running backs and mentions that Seth Davis has separated himself as different from the rest of the pack. Steve goes on to talk about the most electric player on offense and believes Tulu Griffin is #1 but Zavion Thomas could land at #1B. Steve goes on to talk about Tulu as an important slot receiver and how wide receivers coach Chad Bumphis has used his experience with route running in high school and college to help the talented receivers take the next step. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about expectations for Ole Miss and the wide receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks David what the expectations for the team are and David says it could be anywhere from 9&3 to 5&7. David talk about the talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who could lead the unit. David talks about the two big transfer receivers and how injury has affected the unit. David notes that Lane Kiffin doesn't talk about injuries but believes that Zakhari Franklin should be back for the Alabama game. David notes that Cedric Johnson will be the #1 on the defensive side and notes that J.J. Pegues could have a great season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the battle between Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders in Oxford and the most likely outcome live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks David about the quarterback situation in Oxford and he believes that Lane doesn't have to make a decision until week 2 against Tulane. David thinks it would be hard to bench Dart after all of the news of his improvements during the offseason. Bo and David talk about how it's unfair for the LSU and Alabama games to be do or die games for the starting QB, whoever it might be. David thinks the secondary is the biggest weakness for Ole Miss on defense but talks about how new DC Pete Golding has been a difference maker for the unit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Ole Miss commit Kam Franklin and other possible additions for the Rebels live in the BankPlus Studio. David talks about how the commitment from Franklin wasn't always a guarantee and how the competition for the 5 star player was stiff. David tells the listeners that Ole Miss isn't done with recruiting yet and that the NIL fund is far from empty. Bo asks David about the next recruits Ole Miss is going after and David talks about the possibility of landing a big recruit on Friday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about National Bacon Day, Jason's weekend in Dallas, and the recent news from Mississippi State football practices in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at National Bacon Day and Bo talks about what he needs to complete his Tito's Bloody Mary. Jason talks about shooting basketball at the party he went to over the weekend and challenges Bo to a 1v1 game again. The guys look at Florida vs Utah and start talking about Anthony Richardson in regards to possible QB busts that have come into the league in the past. Bo and the crew talk about training kids to be long snappers and how it is the back door to playing college football. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about takeaways from the Bulldog's scrimmage, the most electric playmakers and the latest recruiting news live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the steps that Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright has taken at backup quarterback and how his talent style compares to Will Rogers in the run game. Steve talks about Wright as being solid insurance if anything were to happen to Rogers. Bo and Steve talk about the biggest takeaways from the scrimmage and Steve mentions the reassurance the offense gave with their continuity and the loaded running back room. Steve breaks down the 5 possible running backs and mentions that Seth Davis has separated himself as different from the rest of the pack. Steve goes on to talk about the most electric player on offense and believes Tulu Griffin is #1 but Zavion Thomas could land at #1B. Steve goes on to talk about Tulu as an important slot receiver and how wide receivers coach Chad Bumphis has used his experience with route running in high school and college to help the talented receivers take the next step. Bo and Steve start talking about the offensive line and how Cole Smith is the sure-fire center for the Bulldogs. Steve talks about Cole's leadership and progression on the offensive lien and what he brings to the unit. Bo and Steve look at the biggest weakness on the offense and Steve believes the left tackle position brings up a lot of question marks but the line itself is a solid group. Steve talks about the cornerback battle settling and that depth concerns with the two upfront on defense have been settled through scrimmages and practice. Bo wants to know if Trevion Williams will have a breakout year and Steve isn't ready to go that far just yet. Steve talks about Ole Miss landing recruits recently and how Mississippi State is now turning their head more towards junior college and transfer portal candidates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about takeaways from the Bulldog's scrimmage, the most electric playmakers and the latest recruiting news live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the steps that Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright has taken at backup quarterback and how his talent style compares to Will Rogers in the run game. Steve talks about Wright as being solid insurance if anything were to happen to Rogers. Bo and Steve talk about the biggest takeaways from the scrimmage and Steve mentions the reassurance the offense gave with their continuity and the loaded running back room. Steve breaks down the 5 possible running backs and mentions that Seth Davis has separated himself as different from the rest of the pack. Steve goes on to talk about the most electric player on offense and believes Tulu Griffin is #1 but Zavion Thomas could land at #1B. Steve goes on to talk about Tulu as an important slot receiver and how wide receivers coach Chad Bumphis has used his experience with route running in high school and college to help the talented receivers take the next step. Bo and Steve start talking about the offensive line and how Cole Smith is the sure-fire center for the Bulldogs. Steve talks about Cole's leadership and progression on the offensive lien and what he brings to the unit. Bo and Steve look at the biggest weakness on the offense and Steve believes the left tackle position brings up a lot of question marks but the line itself is a solid group. Steve talks about the cornerback battle settling and that depth concerns with the two upfront on defense have been settled through scrimmages and practice. Bo wants to know if Trevion Williams will have a breakout year and Steve isn't ready to go that far just yet. Steve talks about Ole Miss landing recruits recently and how Mississippi State is now turning their head more towards junior college and transfer portal candidates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Ole Miss landing Kam Franklin, who will start at QB for the Rebels and outstanding wide receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. David talks about how the commitment from Franklin wasn't always a guarantee and how the competition for the 5 star player was stiff. David tells the listeners that Ole Miss isn't done with recruiting yet and that the NIL fund is far from empty. Bo asks David about the next recruits Ole Miss is going after and David talks about the possibility of landing a big recruit on Friday. Bo asks David about the quarterback situation in Oxford and he believes that Lane doesn't have to make a decision until week 2 against Tulane. David thinks it would be hard to bench Dart after all of the news of his improvements during the offseason. Bo and David talk about how it's unfair for the LSU and Alabama games to be do or die games for the starting QB, whoever it might be. David thinks the secondary is the biggest weakness for Ole Miss on defense but talks about how new DC Pete Golding has been a difference maker for the unit. Bo asks David what the expectations for the team are and David says it could be anywhere from 9&3 to 5&7. David talk about the talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who could lead the unit. David talks about the two big transfer receivers and how injury has affected the unit. David notes that Lane Kiffin doesn't talk about injuries but believes that Zakhari Franklin should be back for the Alabama game. David notes that Cedric Johnson will be the #1 on the defensive side and notes that J.J. Pegues could have a great season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about must-win games for Ole Miss and Mississippi State, the QB battle at Ole Miss and big recruiting news for the Rebels in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about must-win games for Ole Miss and talk about if the Tulane game will be challenging or not. Bo looks at the winnable games for Mississippi State and the guys talk about the difference of playing Arizona at home instead of travelling across the country. Bo and the crew look at the Ole Miss quarterback discussion and how a transfer QB at Mississippi State has looked recently. Bo took a party bus over the weekend and Jason wonders what Bo's go-to dance move is. Ole Miss insider David Johnson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Ole Miss landing Kam Franklin, who will start at QB for the Rebels and outstanding wide receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. David talks about how the commitment from Franklin wasn't always a guarantee and how the competition for the 5 star player was stiff. David tells the listeners that Ole Miss isn't done with recruiting yet and that the NIL fund is far from empty. Bo asks David about the next recruits Ole Miss is going after and David talks about the possibility of landing a big recruit on Friday. Bo asks David about the quarterback situation in Oxford and he believs that Lane doesn't have to make a decision until week 2 against Tulane. David thinks it would be hard to bench Dart after all of the news of his improvements during the offseason. Bo and David talk about how it's unfair for the LSU and Alabama games to be do or die games for the starting QB, whoever it might be. David thinks the secondary is the biggest weakness for Ole Miss on defense but talks about how new DC Pete Golding has been a difference maker for the unit. Bo asks David what the expectations for the team are and David says it could be anywhere from 9&3 to 5&7. David talk about the talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who could lead the unit. David talks about the two big transfer receivers and how injury has affected the unit. David notes that Lane Kiffin doesn't talk about injuries but believes that Zakhari Franklin should be back for the Alabama game. David notes that Cedric Johnson will be the #1 on the defensive side and notes that J.J. Pegues could have a great season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about bubble games for Ole Miss and Mississippi State, asking if Ole Miss travels well, and Bo goes on a party bus over the weekend live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at North Carolina and South Carolina in week one and talk about how Phil Longo leaving UNC can impact their new look offense. Bo looks at Mississippi State playing South Carolina and how it is a must-win game for he Bulldogs if they want a chance to win more questionable games. Jason says that the Ole Miss game vs Georgia could have a lot of Rebel fans and the guys debate if Ole Miss travels well. Bo rode on a party bus over the weekend and talks about the fun he had going to dinner for a friends birthday. The guys look at the possibility of Ole Miss and Mississippi State beating Alabama and LSU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the big games starting off the college football season, Bo takes a party bus and the schedules of Ole Miss and Mississippi State in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the college football season starting this week and the possible lines to bet on in the first slate of games. Bo and the crew look at Utah playing against Florida and how the Pac 12 let themselves implode in the offseason. The guys talk about who the ACC could grab from the remaining schools and what a 9th conference game could look like for SEC schools. Bo and the crew look at QB's in the NFL that haven't panned out the way they were supposed to and recent QB's that are now on the back burner. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about bubble games for Ole Miss and Mississippi State, asking if Ole Miss travels well, and Bo goes on a party bus over the weekend live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at North Carolina and South Carolina in week one and talk about how Phil Longo leaving UNC can impact their new look offense. Bo looks at Mississippi State playing South Carolina and how it is a must-win game for he Bulldogs if they want a chance to win more questionable games. Jason says that the Ole Miss game vs Georgia could have a lot of Rebel fans and the guys debate if Ole Miss travels well. Bo rode on a party bus over the weekend and talks about the fun he had going to dinner for a friends birthday. The guys look at the possibility of Ole Miss and Mississippi State beating Alabama and LSU. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Head of Betting for Fantasy Life Matthew Freedman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about best bets for the NFL season and betting on games live in the BankPlus Studio. Matthew gives his favorite win total bet of the season and gives his reasons on his prediction for a team to crumble. Matthew talks about his betting tendencies on NFL games and how he prefers player props the most. Bo asks Matthew about the best day he's had with betting and he talks about the Rams vs Patriots Superbowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Head of Betting for Fantasy Life Matthew Freedman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about win totals for the Saints and Cowboys and comparing Dak Prescott to Tua Tagovailoa live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Matthew his thoughts about the New Orleans Saints win total of 9.5 and Matthew tells Bo to stay away from betting it because it will be a close call. Matthew talks about Derek Carr as a top 14 QB at his best and adds up the opponents for the Saints win totals to show that they have the easiest schedule in the NFL. Bo and Matthew start talking about the Cowbys win total and how the question mark at tight end might not be a huge deal in the long run. Matthew talks about Dak Prescott as an underappreciated QB and believes his team is 1 of 3 that have a chance to win the NFC. Bo and Matthew compare Dak and Tua Tagovailoa and talk about who is the better QB and who has the better system. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Head of Betting and Fantasy Football veteran Matthew Freedman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college player in his eyes, fantasy football drafts and balancing his jobs live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Matthew if Jason committed a crime by holding his fantasy draft so early and Matthew talks about different strategies when holding your draft. Matthew talks about balancing sports betting and fantasy football and how he's shifted his focus over the years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about quarterback battles at Alabama and Auburn and the relationship between Lane Kiffin and Jaxson Dart live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom gives his thoughts on the QB battle at Alabama and he believes Jalen Milroe is the most athletic guy in the room. Bo and Tom start talking about who will start at QB for Auburn and Tom thinks Robby Ashford is like the Jalen Milroe of Auburn. Tom talks about schools that have question marks at QB and how that changes the landscape of college football. Bo asks Tom about the Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders battle and attributes a big deciding factor to the mistakes Jaxson Dart might make. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college football players and if Michigan has what it takes to take down Ohio State again live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Tom start talking about the most electrifying college football players they've seen and Tom objects to the absence of one specific player. Tom tells Bo about when he saw Cam Newton in the spring before his amazing season at Auburn and remembers him looking pretty bad. The guys go back and forth comparing Michael Vick and Johnny Manziel and Tom gives his take on who would win in a race. Bo asks Tom about the state of Michigan football and if they have a chance to beat Ohio State again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Johnny Manziel, his documentary, and his decline live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college football players he's seen, college teams with questions at quarterback and Jaxson Dart's relationship with Lane Kiffin live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Bo and Tom start talking about the most electrifying college football players they've seen and Tom objects to the absence of one specific player. Tom tells Bo about when he saw Cam Newton in the spring before his amazing season at Auburn and remembers him looking pretty bad. The guys go back and forth comparing Michael Vick and Johnny Manziel and Tom gives his take on who would win in a race. Bo asks Tom about the state of Michigan football and if they have a chance to beat Ohio State again. Tom gives his thoughts on the QB battle at Alabama and he believes Jalen Milroe is the most athletic guy in the room. Bo and Tom start talking about who will start at QB for Auburn and Tom thinks Robby Ashfrod is like the Jalen Milroe of Auburn. Tom talks about schools that have question marks at QB. Bo asks Tom about the Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders battle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the most electrifying players to play at Ole Miss and Mississippi State, the best fried cheese, and Key City Brewing in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about how Jason hasn't had food from places that is deemed a necessity and Bo talks about how he needs to help bring culture. Bo tries to dog Jason about Red Lobster but a conversation sparks about if their cheddar biscuits are actually good. The guys start talking about the best fried cheese around and what the best sauce combination is. Bo and the crew talk about the most electrifying Misssissippi football players and they ask the listeners to weigh in on the matter. Jack Erickson, along with Zack Bourgeois, from Key City brewing join the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all the new and future beer and projects they have coming out. Jack talks about how he got started brewing beer in California and made his way to Vicksburg through family connections. Key City first started in 2018 and the brewery has been made famous for multiple beers such as the Mississippi Queen and Death on Two Legs. Jack talks about the Brewery hosting it's 6th annual Oktober Fest and talks about the release of their new beer in honor of the event. Bo and Jack talk about the food at the brewery, the rooftop music they have every weekend, and all the new releases they have coming out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zack Erickson, along with Jack Bourgeois, from Key City brewing join the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all the new and future beer and projects they have coming out. Zack talks about how he got started brewing beer in California and made his way to Vicksburg through family connections. Key City first started in 2018 and the brewery has been made famous for multiple beers such as the Mississippi Queen and Death on Two Legs. Zack talks about the Brewery hosting it's 6th annual Oktober Fest and talks about the release of their new beer in honor of the event. Bo and Zack talk about the food at the brewery, the rooftop music they have every weekend, and all the new releases they have coming out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the most electric college football players from Mississippi schools, Bo doesn't do breakfast, and the best bets for this NFL season in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo taking a shot of honey every morning and how the ladies downstairs at Beagle Bagel give him grief for his habit. Bo and the crew start a giveaway based on the most electric college football players to play at Ole Miss and Mississippi State and the text line starts to go crazy. The guys look at the names of Dak Prescott, AJ Brown and Dexter MCcluster and they talk about who deserves the crown of most electric. Head of Betting and Fantasy Football pro Matthew Freedman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the do's and don'ts of fantasy football drafts, team win totals, and his biggest wins live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Matthew if Jason committed a crime by holding his fantasy draft so early and Matthew talks about different strategies when holding your draft. Matthew talks about balancing sports betting and fantasy football and how he's shifted his focus over the years. Bo asks Matthew his thoughts about the New Orleans Saints win total of 9.5 and Matthew tells Bo to stay away from betting it because it will be a close call. Matthew talks about Derek Carr as a top 14 QB at his best and adds up the opponents for the Saints win totals to show that they have the easiest schedule in the NFL. Bo and Matthew start talking about the Cowbys win total and how the question mark at tight end might not be a huge deal in the long run. Matthew talks about Dak Prescott as an underappreciated QB and believes his team is 1 of 3 that have a chance to win the NFC. Bo and Matthew compare Dak and Tua Tagovailoa and talk about who is the better QB and who has the better system. Matthew gives his favorite win total bet of the season and gives his reasons on his prediction for a team to crumble. Matthew talks about his betting tendencies on NFL games and how he prefers player props the most. Bo asks Matthew about the best day he's had with betting and he talks about the Rams vs Patriots superbowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Head of Betting and Fantasy Football pro Matthew Freedman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the do's and don'ts of fantasy football drafts, team win totals, and his biggest wins live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Matthew if Jason committed a crime by holding his fantasy draft so early and Matthew talks about different strategies when holding your draft. Matthew talks about balancing sports betting and fantasy football and how he's shifted his focus over the years. Bo asks Matthew his thoughts about the New Orleans Saints win total of 9.5 and Matthew tells Bo to stay away from betting it because it will be a close call. Matthew talks about Derek Carr as a top 14 QB at his best and adds up the opponents for the Saints win totals to show that they have the easiest schedule in the NFL. Bo and Matthew start talking about the Cowbys win total and how the question mark at tight end might not be a huge deal in the long run. Matthew talks about Dak Prescott as an underappreciated QB and believes his team is 1 of 3 that have a chance to win the NFC. Bo and Matthew compare Dak and Tua Tagovailoa and talk about who is the better QB and who has the better system. Matthew gives his favorite win total bet of the season and gives his reasons on his prediction for a team to crumble. Matthew talks about his betting tendencies on NFL games and how he prefers player props the most. Bo asks Matthew about the best day he's had with betting and he talks about the Rams vs Patriots Superbowl. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about playing Metallica in sports stadiums, your top 3 favorite fruits, and the most electrifying college football players in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo's experience smoking a phenomenal Metallica cigar and the guys start talking about when to listen to the metal band. Bo and the crew talk about playing Enter Sandman in the gym and hearing it in every stadium. The guys look at the best fruits and breakfast that gets their days started. In the SEC College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college football players he's seen, college teams with questions at quarterback and Jaxson Dart's relationship with Lane Kiffin live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Bo and Tom start talking about the most electrifying college football players they've seen and Tom objects to the absence of one specific player. Tom tells Bo about when he saw Cam Newton in the spring before his amazing season at Auburn and remembers him looking pretty bad. The guys go back and forth comparing Michael Vick and JOhnny Manziel and Tom gives his take on who would win in a race. BO asks Tom about the state of Michigan football and if they have a chance to beat Ohio State again. Tom gives his thoughts on the QB battle at Alabama and he believes Jalen Milroe is the most athletic guy in the room. Bo and Tom start talking about who will start at QB for Auburn and Tom thinks Robby Ashfrod is like the Jalen Milroe of Auburn. Tom talks about schools that have question marks at QB. Bo asks Tom about the Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders battle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss going into the Alabama game, eating 4 meals a day, and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the first three games for Ole Miss and how non-conference games could prepare the team for Alabama in week 4. Bo and Jason talk about Lane Kiffin saying "get your popcorn ready" and Bo doesn't believe Jason when he says he was embarrassed by the statement. The phrase gets the guys on the topic of popcorn and Bo talks about how good Louisiana Hot Sauce is on popcorn while Jason doesn't trust it. Bo and the crew talk about their eating habits and Bo can't believe that Jason eats 4 meals a day. New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton, the best player for the Saints right now and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff if he was surprised that Sean Payton went after Nathaniel Hackett like he did and Jeff says that it was the name dropping, not the attitude, that surprised him. Jeff talks about the unwritten rule between coaches that you don't name a coach specifically when attacking a program and that some fans actually like Sean Payton making himself and the team into bad guys. Jeff talks about how Sean does have friends but his attitude causes him to alienate himself, especially to people like Robert Saleh and staff of the NY Jets. Jeff mentions that Sean runs hot but it's no a part of his nature and some people love him or hate him for it. Bo asks Jeff about Sean Payton's west coast living and Jeff confirms that he is one of the only coaches to have a brand deal with a company like Jordan. Jeff says that people in New Orleans get tired of him reporting on Sean Payton but he believes the best coach in Saints history will always be valuable news. Bo and Jeff compare Sean and Hugh Freeze together and break down the similarities between the two coaches. Jeff uses Jimmy Graham and Brandin Cooks as examples of the type of people Sean and Hugh are. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about do's and don'ts for the Ole Miss/Tulane Game in Nola, talent for Mississippi State and LSU vs FSU live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about week one matchups for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and Jason brings up that the Tulane game is no walk in the park for Ole Miss. Bo disagrees but talks about Tulane having a campus stadium and the draw to have the green wave as an away opponent for any SEC school. Bo talks about the do's and don'ts for fans when they travel to New Orleans and how people need to explore the fun that lies away from the French Quarter. The guys talk about Mike Leach and listen to a quote from Zach Arnett talking about Coach Leach listening to Spanish lessons before games. Bo breaks down the scoring efficiency ratings for both Mike Leach and Zach Arnett and notes that the fact the team won nine games was huge. The guys believes that the Bulldogs actually have more "tip-the-field" talent this year and that the first two games of the season will be a good test for Arnett and the squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about who is likely to win the CFP Championship, what Lincoln Riley can do at USC and the top NFC teams in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at possible teams that could win the national championship and Bo lists the usual suspects with Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State and LSU. Bo looks at Michigan and USC and talks about how the level of talent is not up to the standard of the top teams but has the ability to compete with the best. The guys break down Lincoln Riley at USC and Jason notes that he now has three Heisman winners on his resume. Bo talks about how Riley was able to walk in on a good Oklahoma program and how his resume may not tell the full story on his coaching abilities. The guys look at the best NFC teams and talk about how New Orleans Saints insider Mike Detillier did not put the Cowboys in the top 5. Bo and the crew talk about the best teams and if it is necessary for Dak to play in the preseason games. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about do's and don'ts for the Ole Miss/Tulane Game in Nola, talent for Mississippi State and LSU vs FSU live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about week one matchups for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and Jason brings up that the Tulane game is no walk in the park for Ole Miss. Bo disagrees but talks about Tulane having a campus stadium and the draw to have the green wave as an away opponent for any SEC school. Bo talks about the do's and don'ts for fans when they travel to New Orleans and how people need to explore the fun that lies away from the French Quarter. The guys talk about Mike Leach and listen to a quote from Zach Arnett talking about Coach Leach listening to Spanish lessons before games. Bo breaks down the scoring efficiency ratings for both Mike Leach and Zach Arnett and notes that the fact the team won nine games was huge. The guys believes that the Bulldogs actually have more "tip-the-field" talent this year and that the first two games of the season will be a good test for Arnett and the squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about John Rhys Plumlee's potential in the NFL, the first game for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and wild parlays in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee now playing in a Power 5 conference again and talks about his possible NFL level talent. Bo notes that if Sam Howell can play for the Washington Commanders then John Rhys can find a spot on a roster. The guys talk about the cooler weather that has hit recently and imagine if it feels this good for the first week of football for MSU and Ole Miss. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about hitting 9 game parlays, big games for Notre Dame this season and the Michael Oher lawsuit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about placing bets at the Golden Moon Casino and how 9 team parlays can get your juices flowing on a good football weekend. Bo and the crew talk food and Bo admits to Jason that he ate one of his onion rings earlier in the week. The guys talk about the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and touch on notes Chuck Mullins gave about restrictions surrounding the case. Chuck mentioned that time is a big factor in the lawsuit and the guys discuss that this is also true in the public eye with importance. Bo talks about no one really caring about this story or stories like it when football season starts rolling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices