Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

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

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Dallas can still make the playoffs if the Eagles win the NFC East live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike talk about the possibility of the Cowboys still making the playoffs even if the NFC East is won by the Eagles. Mike talks about how hiring Mike McCarthy as head coach was a taking a big chance and wonders if the risk pays off. 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 quarterback situation in San Francisco and if the team wasted a pick live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike talk about Seattle and Mike believes that the Seahawks could surprise the 49ers in the NFC West and take control over the #1 spot. Mike says he does not see the Rams to make a comeback next season due to the lack of strength on their offensive line and too many questions on the team. Mike Detillier looks at the quarterback situation in San Francisco and thinks the team made a mistake with Trey Lance at quarterback because of the potential Brock Purdy has exhibited. Mike says that Trey Lance is struggling and it seems like the game comes more naturally to Brock Purdy, making it a possibility the team wasted a pick on the higher QB. 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 top 5 NFC teams, the young defense of the Eagles and the QB situation in San Francisco live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike breaks down the top 5 teams in the NFC and starts with the Eagles. Mike believes the offense is set in stone but the defense has question marks with new Georgia rookies filling gaps. Mike goes into San Francisco at #2 and says that he thinks the true QB is Brock Purdy. Mike puts Seattle at #3 because of their young talent but isn't sure how far Geno Smith can take the team. Mike gives Detroit the #4 spot because of their young aggressive team and puts Dallas and New Orleans at a tie for #5. Mike talks about how the running back position in Philadelphia is done by committee and how the rest of the league may be leaning towards this format for the position. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NFL insider and Cleveland Browns super fan Chuck Mullins joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the logistics of the Michael Oher case live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what could happen in the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and Chuck talks about time being a large factor in the case. Chuck talks about a legal term "latches" and says that if you delay bringing up an issue, after a certain period of time you could be denied benefits. Chuck also talks about the ability for people in Tennessee to adopt someone over the age of 18 and that the Touhy's were not necessarily telling the truth. Bo and Chuck talk about the possibility of the case being thrown out or if big money will change hands. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Chuck talk about the talent of Deshaun Watson, bias against Dak Prescott, and Fantasy Football traditions and punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what Deshaun Watson was able to do in Houston and the talent he brings to Cleveland. The guys look at and compare the bias, or lack of, between Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts and talk about how Dak has had very little talent around him in Dallas. Chuck talks about how much he likes watching the Monday Night Football Special of Eli and Peyton Manning and how they are a lot better than the other football productions happening now. Bo and Chuck talk about fantasy football strategies and the old days of drafting players. Bo and Chuck go through a list of punishments for last place finishers in fantasy football leagues and talk about the best and worst they hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NFL insider and Cleveland Browns super fan Chuck Mullins joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the logistics of the Michael Oher case, Deshaun Watson as a top 5 QB, and Fantasy Football in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what could happen in the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and Chuck talks about time being a large factor in the case. Chuck talks about a legal term "latches" and says that if you delay bringing up an issue, after a certain period of time you could be denied benefits. Chuck also talks about the ability for people in Tennessee to adopt someone over the age of 18 and that the Touhy's were not necessarily telling the truth. Bo and Chuck talk about the possibility of the case being thrown out or if big money will change hands. The guys talk about Browns QB Deshaun Watson as a top 5 Quarterback and the weapons he has around him now in Cleveland. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Chuck talk about the talent of Deshaun Watson, bias against Dak Prescott, and Fantasy Football traditions and punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what Deshaun Watson was able to do in Houston and the talent he brings to Cleveland. The guys look at and compare the bias, or lack of, between Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts and talk about how Dak has had very little talent around him in Dallas. Chuck talks about how much he likes watching the Monday Night Football Special of Eli and Peyton Manning and how they are a lot better than the other football productions happening now. Bo and Chuck talk about fantasy football strategies and the old days of drafting players. Bo and Chuck go through a list of punishments for last place finishers in fantasy football leagues and talk about the best and worst they hear. 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 top 5 NFC teams, the QB situation with the 49ers and if the Cowboys can still make the playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike breaks down the top 5 teams in the NFC and starts with the Eagles. Mike believes the offense is set in stone but the defense has question marks with new Georgia rookies filling gaps. Mike goes into San Francisco at #2 and says that he thinks the true QB is Brock Purdy. Mike puts Seattle at #3 because of their young talent but isn't sure how far Geno Smith can take the team. Mike gives Detroit the #4 spot because of their young aggressive team and puts Dallas and New Orleans at a tie for #5. Mike talks about how the running back position in Philadelphia is done by committee and how the rest of the league may be leaning towards this format for the position. Bo and Mike talk about Seattle and Mike believes that the Seahawks could surprise the 49ers in the NFC West and take control over the #1 spot. Mike says he does not see the Rams to make a comeback next season due to the lack of strength on their offensive line and too many questions on the team. Mike Detillier looks at the quarterback situation in San Francisco and thinks the team made a mistake with Trey Lance at quarterback because of the potential Brock Purdy has exhibited. Mike says that Trey Lance is struggling and it seems like the game comes more naturally to Brock Purdy, making it a possibility the team wasted a pick on the higher QB. Bo and Mike talk about the possibility of the Cowboys still making the playoffs even if the NFC East is won by the Eagles. Mike talks about how hiring Mike McCarthy as head coach was a taking a big chance and wonders if the risk pays off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the Touhy family speaking on the Michael Oher lawsuit, the history of Sylvester Croom and Houston Nutt, and the best teams in the NFC in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys list a quote from Sean Touhy Jr. on Michael Oher and talking about how Oher knew about the conservatorship before February of this year. Bo and the crew look at Dalvin Cook and Ezekiel Elliot signing one year deals and what could happen for RB's going forward. The guys look at where the running backs have a future and believe that the age of giant contracts for the position is long gone. Bo and the crew look at the history of when Michael Oher played at Ole Miss and who coached for both the Rebels and the Bulldogs at the time. The guys talk about when Mississippi State lost to Maine and when Ole Miss lost to Jacksonville State and the shame surrounding both games. New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the top 5 NFC teams, the QB situation with the 49ers and if the Cowboys can still make the playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike breaks down the top 5 teams in the NFC and starts with the Eagles. Mike believes the offense is set in stone but the defense has question marks with new Georgia rookies filling gaps. Mike goes into San Francisco at #2 and says that he thinks the true QB is Brock Purdy. Mike puts Seattle at #3 because of their young talent but isn't sure how far Geno Smith can take the team. Mike gives Detroit the #4 spot because of their young aggressive team and puts Dallas and New Orleans at a tie for #5. Mike talks about how the running back position in Philadelphia is done by committee and how the rest of the league may be leaning towards this format for the position. Bo and Mike talk about Seattle and Mike believes that the Seahawks could surprise the 49ers in the NFC West and take control over the #1 spot. Mike says he does not see the Rams to make a comeback next season due to the lack of strength on their offensive line and too many questions on the team. Mike Detillier looks at the quarterback situation in San Francisco and thinks the team made a mistake with Trey Lance at quarterback because of the potential Brock Purdy has exhibited. Mike says that Trey Lance is struggling and it seems like the game comes more naturally to Brock Purdy, making it a possibility the team wasted a pick on the higher QB. Bo and Mike talk about the possibility of the Cowboys still making the playoffs even if the NFC East is won by the Eagles. Mike talks about how hiring Mike McCarthy as head coach was a taking a big chance and wonders if the risk pays off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about who could be the next hated QB in the NFL, the Saints with Kamara and Olave, and quotes from Sean Touhy on the situation live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the NFL without Tom Brady and wonder if Patrick Mahomes will be the next hated quarterback of his generation. Bo and the crew talk about the Alvin Kamara suspension and what the Saints could do when the star RB gets back with the team. The guys look at the Michael Oher and Touhy family situation and read off some quotes from Sean Touhy on the love they have for Michael. The release of the petition gets the guys to look over the technicalities of the proposition from Oher and his attorney. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Michael Oher bringing a petition to a Tennessee court against Sean and Leigh Anne Touhy, quotes from the family, and who the next hated QB in the NFL will be in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Michael Oher's statements against (believed to be) adopted family and the rumors surrounding the movie "The Blindside." Jason asks Bo if this is all true, then is The Blindside still a good movie and Bo says it never was. The guys talk about who is on top in the NFC and what teams could make a run for the top. Bo and the crew take a caller that has thoughts on the Michael Oher situation and believes that he deserves to tell his own story. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about who could be the next hated QB in the NFL, the Saints with Kamara and Olave, and quotes from Sean Touhy on the situation live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the NFL without Tom Brady and wonder if Patrick Mahomes will be the next hated quarterback of his generation. Bo and the crew talk about the Alvin Kamara suspension and what the Saints could do when the star RB gets back with the team. The guys look at the Michael Oher and Touhy family situation and read off some quotes from Sean Touhy on the love they have for Michael. The release of the petition gets the guys to look over the technicalities of the proposition from Oher and his attorney. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the future for Michael Thomas and what Chris Olave can accomplish live in the BankPlus Studio. 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

New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line comparing Sean Payton and Hugh Freeze and talking about Jimmy Graham live in the BankPlus Studio. 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton and his remarks towards Nathaniel Hackett 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about fantasy football punishments, the pain of chugging beers, and Bo and Jason playing 1 on 1 in basketball in the second SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo tells Jason he wouldn't stand a chance against him in basketball and Jason says he puts the shoulder down in any pickup game. Bo talks about the proper places to hold a fantasy football draft and the guys start talking about if there are Shoney's restaurants that are still open. Bo asks the audience for ideas on fantasy football punishments for the last place finisher and the responses start to get spicy. The guys start talking about one of the responses and Bo says that he doesn't chug or take shots anymore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the best left handed QB's in history, Bo's fantasy football strategy fantasy football punishments in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about how Bo handles his fantasy football team and how he has had a manager for his team the past few years. Bo and the crew talk about national left hander day and the guys look at the best left handed QB's in history. Bo starts reminiscing on Steve Young and guesses the names of two Heisman quarterbacks that were left handed the last 30 years. The guys talk about fantasy football punishments, the pain of chugging beers, and Bo and Jason playing 1 on 1 in basketball in the second SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo tells Jason he wouldn't stand a chance against him in basketball and Jason says he puts the shoulder down in any pickup game. Bo talks about the proper places to hold a fantasy football draft and the guys start talking about if there are Shoney's restaurants that are still open. Bo asks the audience for ideas on fantasy football punishments for the last place finisher and the responses start to get spicy. The guys start talking about one of the responses and Bo says that he doesn't chug or take shots anymore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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

Bo and the crew talk about Hardy's relationship with Mississippi State and Busch Light, buying merchandise at games, and expectations for the New Orleans Saints in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo seeing an ad with Hardy and Busch light at Two Brothers in Starkville and how Hardy has used his influence to pair with brands he loves. Jason talks about his first steak from Koestler Prime and the guys talk about just how good Mississippi State cheese is. The guys look at Bo's Atlanta Braves hat and start talking about if buying merchandise at the game is the best way to do it. Bo and the crew start talking about local places to get jerseys framed and Jason brings up Hobby Lobby, which sparks the discussion of boy scout car races. 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, the guys discuss cheating on the ACT, the most exciting players Bo has seen and where Johnny Manziel falls on that list and fantasy football punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about how much money Johnny Manziel made for Texas A&M during his breakout season and what he could have produced if the current NIL rules were in place. Bo talks about Johnny as the most exciting player he's seen in person and compares him to NFL and college legends. The guys look at different ways to hold a fantasy football draft and they start talking about the best punishments for people that get last place in their league. Bo mentions one of the punishments being to take the SAT and the guys ask the listeners if they have ever been able to cheat on a high profile test like the ACT or SAT. The guys look at a list of punishments and talk about the worst ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the best punishments for Fantasy Football losers, the types of mustaches in sports and the Johnny Manziel documentary in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Johnny Manziel documentary and break down some of the funniest moments in the feature. Bo and the crew talk about the amount of money Manziel made for the school and how NIL would have benefitted the young star while he was at Texas A&M. The guys look at what coaches have had mustaches in the NFL and at Mississippi schools and what kind of physiques came with the facial hair. Bo and the crew look at Jason's fantasy football team and how new NFL QB's need to prove themselves this season. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys discuss cheating on the ACT, the most exciting players Bo has seen and where Johnny Manziel falls on that list and fantasy football punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about how much money Johnny Manziel made for Texas A&M during his breakout season and what he could have produced if the current NIL rules were in place. Bo talks about Johnny as the most exciting player he's seen in person and compares him to NFL and college legends. The guys look at different ways to hold a fantasy football draft and they start talking about the best punishments for people that get last place in their league. Bo mentions one of the punishments being to take the SAT and the guys ask the listeners if they have ever been able to cheat on a high profile test like the ACT or SAT. The guys look at a list of punishments and talk about the worst ones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Notre Dame will make a move to the Big 10 and when FSU and Clemson will be let out live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm bureau guest line talking about how Fox has handled the conference realignment and why North Carolina would make sense for the SEC live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the destruction of the Pac 12 and TV Network battles for schools live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk Mississippi State baseball and football, Phil Mickelson's gambling issues, and the state of college football in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Mississippi State missing out on Braden Montgomery and news from football fall camp live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery headingh to Texas A&M instead of Mississippi State and believs that the Luke Holman news was harder to hear than this transfer. Steve talks about the talent at Mississippi State that people forget about, such as Bradley Loftin, and believes that the team isn't completely lost without landing one or both of the two big transfers this summer. Bo and Steve switch over to football and talk about the status of the secondary with new faces at defensive back for the Bulldogs. Steve says that although the unit is fairly newer, the team is probably right where they want to be at this point in fall. Steve talks about MSU having practices in the farm field like they used to and he believes it helps build toughness and a closer bond between players. Steve tells Bo that he thinks MSU will run the ball about 50% of the time, a huge jump from last season.College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about where the SEC will go next with realignment, TV Network battles for schools, and Notre Dames future live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about where the SEC will go next with realignment, TV Network battles for schools, and Notre Dames future live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10. 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 Mississippi State missing out on Braden Montgomery and news from football fall camp live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery headingh to Texas A&M instead of Mississippi State and believs that the Luke Holman news was harder to hear than this transfer. Steve talks about the talent at Mississippi State that people forget about, such as Bradley Loftin, and believes that the team isn't completely lost without landing one or both of the two big transfers this summer. Bo and Steve switch over to football and talk about the status of the secondary with new faces at defensive back for the Bulldogs. Steve says that although the unit is fairly newer, the team is probably right where they want to be at this point in fall. Steve talks about MSU having practices in the farm field like they used to and he believes it helps build toughness and a closer bond between players. Steve tells Bo that he thinks MSU will run the ball about 50% of the time, a huge jump from last season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the weirdest foods people have eaten, Jason's new haircut that Bo didn't notice, and Jim Harbaugh's legacy in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys ask the listeners about the weirdest foods they've eaten and Bo talks about all the stuff he wouldn't eat. Bo talks about being a big fan of calamari and the best places in town to get the fried treat. Bo and the crew talk about Jason's haircut that Bo didn't notice and Bo thinks Jason is giving off military vibes. The guys talk about how important Breakfast is and Bo says that he's not a breakfast fan. College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew break down the numbers of Phil Mickelson's gambling history, the Ole Miss QB battle, and all the fun of a beach trip in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at excerpts from Billy Walters' book about golfer Phil Mickelson's betting history and talk about the astounding wagers that were placed on events. Bo and the crew talk about Mickelson wagering over 1 billion dollars in three decades and what other golfers think of the news. Bo talks about his trip to the beach and the upside of going after kids ahve gone back to school. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Lane Kiffin picking his starting QB, Ole Miss needs to be harder to beat, and sitting at the bar live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about buffets and Bo believes that his buffet days left him 30 years go. Bo and the crew talk about national filet mignon day coming up over the weekend and they discuss what makes the perfect temperature and style for the best filet. The guys listen to audio of Lane Kiffin talking about how he is focusing on the team being harder to beat this season than they were at the end of the 2022 season. Kiffin talks about his version on success for the 2023 year is coaching better and playing better because you can't always control freak incidents that lead to game outcomes. Kiffin mentions that the team needs to be harder to beat and doesn't mean that they should win every game but should make another team really earn a win against his squad. Kiffin also talks about the QB battle happening in Oxford and Lane mentions that he would rather have a clear-cut starter going into the season but no one has separated themselves in practice. Bo wonders how many guys will start at quarterback throughout the season and he believes the number is at least 2. The guys talk about sitting at the bar at a restaurant and Bo mentions a GQ article he has kept close for a decade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Lane Kiffin picking his starting QB, Ole Miss needs to be harder to beat, and sitting at the bar live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about buffets and Bo believes that his buffet days left him 30 years go. Bo and the crew talk about national filet mignon day coming up over the weekend and they discuss what makes the perfect temperature and style for the best filet. The guys listen to audio of Lane Kiffin talking about how he is focusing on the team being harder to beat this season than they were at the end of the 2022 season. Kiffin talks about his version on success for the 2023 year is coaching better and playing better because you can't always control freak incidents that lead to game outcomes. Kiffin mentions that the team needs to be harder to beat and doesn't mean that they should win every game but should make another team really earn a win against his squad. Kiffin also talks about the QB battle happening in Oxford and Lane mentions that he would rather have a clear-cut starter going into the season but no one has separated themselves in practice. Bo wonders how many guys will start at quarterback throughout the season and he believes the number is at least 2. The guys talk about sitting at the bar at a restaurant and Bo mentions a GQ article he has kept close for decade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Michigan and Ohio States talent and the growing gap between Kirby Smart and Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years. Dan talks about how he believes Ohio State will consistently have the talent to be able to beat anyone in the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the downfall of the Rose Bowl and Jim Harbaugh as a great coach live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay. 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 talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who will start at tight end live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg and why he hasn't produced like the program had hoped. Tom talks about Trigg being overblown at USC because of the lack of talent surrounding him and how the landscape changed in Oxford. Bo asks Tom about transfer tight end Caden Prieskorn and Tom talks about the former Memphis Tiger as an important addition because of his conference and career accolades. Tom breaks down the Ole Miss receivers and what could be possible for transfer Zakhari Franklin on the outside. Bo and Tom look at the Ole Miss talent and believes it will be a group effort rather than a breakout talent. 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 if Florida State could leave the ACC and the future of the conference live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Tom talk about how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and worked towards their eventual move to the SEC. Bo believes there will soon be a fight over North Carolina and NC State between the SEC and Big 10 and that Florida State and Clemson might not have a seat at the table. Tom talks about how Florida State's exit fee would be around $120 million and it could cost hundreds of millions more to cover the legal fees. Tom believes that the ACC will stand strong because they have a higher revenue share and the conference is stable for now. Bo asks Tom if the conference changes will change his game calling schedule and Tom talks about a change in TV times and what will show besides Big 10 games. Tom talks about the possibility of more games moving from conference networks like the SEC and ACC Network. 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 what happened to the Pac 12, the future of ACC schools and Ole Miss receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about how he was filling in for someone on a PAC 12 radio station when all of the news started to drop on teams leaving the conference and Tom says it was the most awkward three hours of his career. Tom talks about the reaction of the PAC 12 downfall and recalls USC not allowing any teams to join the conference only to leave with UCLA the next year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the Barstool deal with Penn Gaming, Greg Sankey's relationship with other commissioners, and the biggest news from the Big 10 in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down the acquisition of Barstool Sports by president Dave Portnoy from Penn Gaming and how the big deal will affect sports betting in the future. The guys talk about how Penn gaming wasn't able to capture the sports betting market through their deal with Barstool and how a deal with ESPN encouraged Penn to cut ties with Barstool. The guys listen to audio from Greg Sankey about his relationship with former Big 10 commissioner Kevin Warren and his relationships with current commissioners. Bo talks about the biggest mistake the Big 10 has made and something Ole Miss and Mississippi State should never focus on adding: more sports. The guys talk about how most of the other sports don't bring in revenue for the school and they take away from operation costs. College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about who will be a breakout player at Ole Miss, the validity of the NFL Top 100 list, and conference realignment in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus studio. The guys look at the NFL Top 10 players and Bo talks about how he thinks the top 10 should be all quarterbacks. Bo and the crew listen to audio from former Mississippi State player Chris Jones about how he thinks he should be in the top five and his disappointment on hearing otherwise. The guys look at the wide receivers and tight ends at Ole Miss and they wonder what are realistic expectations for a team without a true #1. BO wonders about possibilities for freshman Ayden Williams and what Memphis transfer Caden Prieskorn can do at the tight end position. The guys talk about who could make the biggest impact as a freshman at Mississippi schools between Suntarine Perkins at Ole Miss and Isaac Smith at Mississippi State. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap betweeen Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs. 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 what happened to the Pac 12, the future of ACC schools and Ole Miss receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about how he was filling in for someone on a PAC 12 radio station when all of the news started to drop on teams leaving the conference and Tom says it was the most awkward three hours of his career. Tom talks about the reaction of the PAC 12 downfall and recalls USC not allowing any teams to join the conference only to leave with UCLA the next year. Bo and Tom talk about how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and worked towards their eventual move to the SEC. Bo believes there will soon be a fight over North Carolina and NC State between the SEC and Big 10 and that Florida State and Clemson might not have a seat at the table. Tom talks about how Florida State's exit fee would be around $120 million and it could cost hundreds of millions more to cover the legal fees. Tom believes that the ACC will stand strong because they have a higher revenue share and the conference is stable for now. Bo asks Tom if the conference changes will change his game calling schedule and Tom talks about a change in TV times and what will show besides Big 10 games. Tom talks about the possibility of more games moving from conference networks like the SEC and ACC Network. Bo switches over to news about Ole Miss and asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg. Tom talks about Trigg being overblown at USC because of the lack of talent surrounding him and how the landscape changed in Oxford. Bo asks Tom about transfer tight end Caden Prieskorn and Tom talks about the former Memphis Tiger as an important addition because of his conference and career accolades. Tom breaks down the Ole Miss receivers and what could be possible for transfer Zakhari Franklin on the outside. Bo and Tom look at the Ole Miss talent and believes it will be a group effort rather than a breakout talent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the state of the SEC after conference realignment, the tight end battle at Ole Miss, and the future of the ACC in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo is at the beach so the guys talk about his vacation and a guest coming back onto the show for the first time in a while. Bo and the crew listen to audio from Greg Sankey about the SEC not needing to be in four time zones in order to have the entire country watching the conference. The guys talk about Greg Sankey holding his ground with the SEC and the fact that they don't need to go out looking for schools to join. Bo and the crew look at the tight end competition at Ole Miss and the guys talk about the money spent on the position through NIL. College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about what happened to the Pac 12, the future of ACC schools and Ole Miss receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about how he was filling in for someone on a PAC 12 radio station when all of the news started to drop on teams leaving the conference and Tom says it was the most awkward three hours of his career. Tom talks about the reaction of the PAC 12 downfall and recalls USC not allowing any teams to join the conference only to leave with UCLA the next year. Bo and Tom talk about how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and worked towards their eventual move to the SEC. Bo believes there will soon be a fight over North Carolina and NC State between the SEC and Big 10 and that Florida State and Clemson might not have a seat at the table. Tom talks about how Florida State's exit fee would be around $120 million and it could cost hundreds of millions more to cover the legal fees. Tom believes that the ACC will stand strong because they have a higher revenue share and the conference is stable for now. Bo asks Tom if the conference changes will change his game calling schedule and Tom talks about a change in TV times and what will show besides Big 10 games. Tom talks about the possibility of more games moving from conference networks like the SEC and ACC Network. Bo switches over to news about Ole Miss and asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg. Tom talks about Trigg being overblown at USC because of the lack of talent surrounding him and how the landscape changed in Oxford. Bo asks Tom about transfer tight end Caden Prieskorn and Tom talks about the former Memphis Tiger as an important addition because of his conference and career accolades. Tom breaks down the Ole Miss receivers and what could be possible for transfer Zakhari Franklin on the outside. Bo and Tom look at the Ole Miss talent and believes it will be a group effort rather than a breakout talent. 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 numbers behind the Egg Bowl and who came out on top with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs. 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 Texas having an elite staff, what LSU and the numbers behind Ohio State vs Michigan live in the BankPlus Studio.Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing in the SEC and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave looks at Texas' staff and notes that they could have the most talented coaches besides the head job in the entire country. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Dave talks about the recent success of Michigan but will still take Ohio State the majority of the time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matric joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Alabama's decline in staffing hires and the growing gap between Georgia live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo and Dave look at other SEC East teams and how they have built up their hires since Alabama ran the table in staffing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Bobby Petrino's relationship with Jimbo Fisher, if the SEC will pick up other schools, and the biggest winners from conference realignment in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys play audio from Bobby Petrino talking about how Jimbo Fisher is the boss and how he's learned a lot from the head coach. Bo believes Petrino's statements are kind lies and thinks that he will make one last push at a head coach job if he succeeds at Texas A&M. the guys look at schools that have everything they need to win and havent in recent years and Bo talks about possible landing spots for Petrino. The guys look at what schools are left in the world of conference realignment and which schools conferences could fight over. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap between Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs. 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 betweeen Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about who could win the Ole Miss quarterback battle, news surrounding baseball transfer Braden Montgomery, and if you can teach accuracy in the NFL in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the latest news surrounding Stanford transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery and how the NIL has impacted recruiting big name transfers. Bo asks Jason if he got his friend bad whiskey and the guys talk about the alcohol volume levels of their favorite bourbon. Bo and the crew get into the quarterback battle at Ole Miss and talk about who could take the reigns as the starter. The guys look at the experience Spencer Sanders has from playing at Oklahoma State and Jason shows distrust in Darts accuracy based on last season. Bo talks about the talent of Jaxson Dart and notes that Lane Kiffin is hard to nail down with his mad scientist tactics. Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if you can teach a QB accuracy, the role of running QB's in the NFL, and how Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the strategy the Colts are suing with Anthony Richardson and if it is better to let a young quarterback sit and gain experience or throw him into the fire and let him learn. Steve talks about how Richardson wasn't very accurate in college and Bo uses a quote from late coach Mike Leach to ask if he thinks accuracy is teachable. Steve talks about the improvements Josh Allena and Lamar Jackson made with accuracy but attributes Lamar Jackson's accuracy to his ability to create throws with his legs. Bo asks Steve if Dak needs to be more mobile in order to increase his accuracy and Steve talks about the benefits of a well-balanced quarterback in and out of the pocket. Bo asks Steve why he believes that Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott and Steve talks about the raw talent the former Oregon Duck displays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about conference realignment with TV viewership, a fight for North Carolina, and the growing gap between Alabama and Georgia live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at what the conference realignment moves have done to expand viewership in different parts of the country, such as UCLA and USC gaining west coast eyes for the conference. Bo also talks about the impact the changes have on parents that will now have to travel hundreds of miles for conference games. Bo and the crew look at the best remaining schools and talk about North Carolina as the prized possession left for the SEC and Big 10. The guys talk about the possibility of Notre Dame joining the Big 10 and the possible TV deal the Fighting Irish could grab with the move. Bo looks at the last 12 years of Alabama and Georgia football and talks about the differences of coaching and recruiting in that time. Bo believes that Georgia is widening the gap and talks about if Alabama can retake the lead in the SEC and the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about conference realignment possibilities, the growing gap between Alabama and Georgia, and what Bo considers good bourbon in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Pac 12 imploding and Bo wonders which teams the SEC will grab before everyone has found a new conference. The guys talk about the last time Ole Miss played Georgia in Athens and possibilities for the matchup between the Rebels and the Bulldogs this season. Bo talks about his upcoming trip and wonders where he should eat in Destin while Jason talks about his friend's engagement over the weekend. Bo mentions Wilderness Trail Bourbon joining the show and the different ways to enjoy it. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about conference realignment with TV viewership, a fight for North Carolina, and the growing gap between Alabama and Georgia. The guys look at what the conference realignment moves have done to expand viewership in different parts of the country, such as UCLA and USC gaining west coast eyes for the conference. Bo also talks about the impact the changes have on parents that will now have to travel hundreds of miles for conference games. Bo and the crew look at the best remaining schools and talk about North Carolina as the prized possession left for the SEC and Big 10. The guys talk about the possibility of Notre Dame joining the Big 10 and the possible TV deal the Fighting Irish could grab with the move. Bo looks at the last 12 years of Alabama and Georgia football and talks about the differences of coaching and recruiting in that time. Bo believes that Georgia is widening the gap and talks about if Alabama can retake the lead in the SEC and the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about who will win the starting quarterback job at Alabama and the impact Hugh Freeze could have at Auburn live in the BankPlus Studio. Ryan talks about the scultped ahtletic physique of Jalen milroe and believes the job is his to lose. That being said, Ryan also believes that the player with the highest ceiling is Ty Simpson and could see a change in momentum the closer the team gets to the start of the season. Ryan talks about how he really has no idea who will start at QB and says that Nick Saban isn't lying when he says that no one has separated themselves in practice. BO and Ryan talk about the coaching staff pool in the SEC now and talk about Nick Saban in shark infested water as far as competition goes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about why acquiring Florida State might be a good idea for the SEC live in the BankPlus Studio. Ryan talks about the landscape of college football shaping out to be a distinction between the haves and the have-nots and Ryan believes that SEC needs to grab the haves before the rest are have-nots. Bo talks about how the SEC is good enough with 16 teams and Ryan is concerned that the Big 10 could grow to a size that is unmanageable for the SEC. Ryan and Bo talk about the deal the SEC has with ESPN and what commissioner Greg Sanky has done to make sure the SEC is getting the best deal in the future when it comes to TV deals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Noxubee County Head Football Coach Teddy Young joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the talent of Suntarine Perkins and what the best recruit from the state did in the state championship live in the BankPlus Studio. Coach Young talks about the talent of Perkins and the size that set him apart from the rest of his competition. Coach Young tells the show that his team ran an inside zone in the first drive of the game and Suntarine Perkins came from the other side of the field and made the tackle. Coach Young also talks about Perkins running for a 72 yard touchdown in the first play on offense and how he outran the fastest players Noxubee had. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices