Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the latest in Bulldog sports live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks to Steve about how Jeff Lebby is starting to warm up to him and fans and Steve looks at the fact that Mississippi State succeeds the most when they have an offensive mind at head coach. Steve says he is concerned about the lack of additions for the defensive unit but how you can't just pick up a player to pick him up. Steve was waiting to see if MSU would get any of the transfer defensive players from Alabama or Washington and the need for "plug and play" players in Starkville. Bo asks Steve about the deadline for the transfer portal and Steve thinks the window to take advantage of Alabama being down is closing. Steve talks about former MSU DB Decamerion Richardson deciding not to transfer to Ole Miss and he thinks that the plan was always to go to the NFL. Steve looks at Mississippi State basketball and thinks the team has to be more than two great players in order to beat some of the best teams in the SEC. Bo asks Steve if he thinks MSU basketball is still a tournament team and Steve thinks the squad is on track of where they were supposed to be so far. Steve talks about how Tolu and Josh Hubbard are carrying the team currently sand D.J. Jeffries and others need to pull some weight to be harder to beat. Steve and Bo talk about how some additions to the team haven't been as useful as previously thought and the hope that some of the additions will start to produce for the team.

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Bo and the crew talk about which SEC coach will win their first national championship, shopping at Cracker Barrel and what MSU football needs in the transfer portal in the second hour of the show in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the best coaches in the SEC that haven't won a national championship and Bo ranks the most likely candidates to win their first. It's national farmhouse breakfast week and the guys talk about eating and shopping at Cracker Barrel. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the latest in Bulldog sports live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks to Steve about how Jeff Lebby is starting to warm up to him and fans and Steve looks at the fact that Mississippi State succeeds the most when they have an offensive mind at head coach. Steve says he is concerned about the lack of additions for the defensive unit but how you can't just pick up a player to pick him up. Steve was waiting to see if MSU would get any of the transfer defensive players from Alabama or Washington and the need for "plug and play" players in Starkville. Bo asks Steve about the deadline for the transfer portal and Steve thinks the window to take advantage of Alabama being down is closing. Steve talks about former MSU DB Decamerion Richardson deciding not to transfer to Ole Miss and he thinks that the plan was always to go to the NFL. Steve looks at Mississippi State basketball and thinks the team has to be more than two great players in order to beat some of the best teams in the SEC. Bo asks Steve if he thinks MSU basketball is still a tournament team and Steve thinks the squad is on track of where they were supposed to be so far. Steve talks about how Tolu and Josh Hubbard are carrying the team currently sand D.J. Jeffries and others need to pull some weight to be harder to beat. Steve and Bo talk about how some additions to the team haven't been as useful as previously thought and the hope that some of the additions will start to produce for the team.

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In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about what Mississippi State basketball needs to fix, Bo going to Bourbon-ham and the top SEC coach rankings live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down the MSU basketball win over Vanderbilt over the weekend and what the team needs in order to beat the top teams in the SEC. The guys talk about Bo's weekend in Birmingham and trying some of the best bourbon money can buy. Bo breaks down the best coaches in the SEC and gives his rankings with the new faces in the league. Bo thinks Texas A&M will be a lot better with Mike Elko and thinks Lane Kiffin is the third best coach in the conference.

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Bo and the crew talk about the best coaches in the SEC, the Lions as fan favorites in the NFL playoffs and Mississippi State basketball in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the Detroit Lions heading to the NFC Championship and how they are definitely the fan favorite in the playoffs. Bo talks about if fans are tired of Patrick Mahomes and also tired of hearing about the transfer portal. In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about what Mississippi State basketball needs to fix, Bo going to Bourbon-ham and the top SEC coach rankings live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down the MSU basketball win over Vanderbilt over the weekend and what the team needs in order to beat the top teams in the SEC. The guys talk about Bo's weekend in Birmingham and trying some of the best bourbon money can buy. Bo breaks down the best coaches in the SEC and gives his rankings with the new faces in the league. Bo thinks Texas A&M will be a lot better with Mike Elko and thinks Lane Kiffin is the third best coach in the conference.

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Former NFL and Mississippi State wide receiver Eric Moulds joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career in the league and in Starkville live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Eric about his favorite game at Ole Miss and he talks about the feelings around beating Tennessee at home. Eric recalls talking to Chargers legend Phillip Rivers and how he almost went to Mississippi State after watching Moulds play. Eric says he now trains student athletes to help get them to college and the next level.

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Former NFL and Mississippi State wide receiver Eric Moulds joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career in the league and in Starkville live in the BankPlus Studio. Eric talks about rooming with basketball players that were on the final four team for MSU and how basketball was his first love. Eric mentions that if he played in today's game with the amount of passing that he would be unstoppable. Eric and Bo talks about how he is the last MSU wide receiver to get drafted in the first round and he thinks this could be the change the program needs at wide receiver.

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Former NFL player and current broadcaster Ross Tucker joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career and the NFL playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Ross about how he started smashing press box food in the NFL and what drew him to food. Ross talks about the best press box food in the NFL and thinks Tampa Bay has the top options when it comes to grub. Ross gives his combination of pulled pork and mac and cheese and how Dallas has the best Thanksgiving food.

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Former NFL player and current broadcaster Ross Tucker joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career and the NFL playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Ross about the NFL playoff matchups and Ross thinks the Texans need to win the turnover battle in order to have a chance against the Ravens. Ross talks about how Tampa Bay and Baker Mayfield need to rip off big chunk plays in order to keep things close against the Lions. Ross talks about ways to give your significant other the best Valentine's Day present.

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Former NFL player and current broadcaster Ross Tucker joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career and the NFL playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about calling the Ole Miss/ Alabama game and playing with MSU alum Fred Smoot while with the Redskins. Ross mentions that he played against Nick Saban while he was coaching for the Dolphins and talks about telling the story to the legendary head coach. Ross breaks down what it's like to broadcast on radio, TV, and calling games and says his first love was football so calling games is his favorite.

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Former NFL and Mississippi State wide receiver Eric Moulds joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his career in the league and in Starkville live in the BankPlus Studio. Eric talks about rooming with basketball players that were on the final four team for MSU and how basketball was his first love. Eric mentions that if he played in today's game with the amount of passing that he would be unstoppable. Eric and Bo talks about how he is the last MSU wide receiver to get drafted in the first round and he thinks this could be the change the program needs at wide receiver. Bo asks Eric about his favorite game at Ole Miss and he talks about the feelings around beating Tennessee at home. Eric recalls talking to Chargers legend Phillip Rivers and how he almost went to Mississippi State after watching Moulds play. Eric says he now trains student athletes to help get them to college and the next level.

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