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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Nick Saban's career and replacements live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Tom if he thinks Nick Saban will come back and Tom talks about how the changing of the college landscape had a lot to do with his retirement. Tom talks about the next possible coach at Alabama and he says his first pick is Dan Lanning from Oregon. Tom says that he would have been more surprised years earlier if Saban had retired but it makes sense now that the game has changed as much as it has.

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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Nick Saban's career and replacements live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Tom what it's like being around Nick Saban and he talks about how Saban is actually pretty funny and doesn't implement insane hours like some people say. Tom looks at the relationship between Kirby Smart and Nick Saban and how they both gave each other what they needed. Tom says that the trust Kirby Smart earned from Nick Saban allowed the head coach to evolve on offense while his defense was covered by Kirby.

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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Nick Saban's career and replacements live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about his first experiences with Nick Saban and how he learned about hiring pro-style personnel. Tom knew Saban was ahead of the curve when he saw how he would hire a recruiting staff that worked like an ant colony. Tom notes that Saban knew that just because a kid had offers didn't mean he was great and that he could evaluate players by inviting them to camp before giving an offer.

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Play-by-play commentator for the Dallas Cowboys Brad Sham joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Dak and the Cowboys heading into the playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Brad talks about what it's been like covering Dak Prescott and he talks about how Dak is a true student of the game and learned quickly. Brad goes through the situations that happened for Dak Prescott to start at the Cowboys and everywhere else before that but mentions that he was still comfortable as a leader. Brad mentions the amount of pressure that is on the Dallas Cowboys QB because of the legends that have come before and how harsh the fan base is. Bo asks Brad what he thinks about the way Dak handles criticism and Brad talks about the difference in being the QB of the Cowboys and other teams. Brad notes how Cowboys fans will always debate about Dak and if he is the problem or part of the solution. Brad talks about the legacy of Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach and the pressure to live up to their level of play. Bo asks Brad about the level of concern around the running game for he Cowboys and Brad thinks it has to be efficient enough to keep the defense honest. brad says that the biggest concern for the Dallas defense is not letting the run game for Green Bay get going so that they can spread the field with passing plays. Brad thinks tight end Jake Ferguson fits Dak Prescott well and expects him to continue to grow as a pass catcher.

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Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about what caused Nick Saban to retire. Ryan talks about how he found out on air about the legendary coach retiring from Alabama and the reaction from callers and guests. Ryan said that he didn't see the move coming and how it now makes sense watching Saban's reaction after the Rose Bowl loss. Ryan notes that Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne was hired for this particular reason and talks about if Nick Saban would allow Lane Kiffin to have the job. Ryan talks about the role Nick Saban will have in choosing the next head coach and how Dan Lanning from Oregon could be a risk. Bo and Ryan talk about the possible buyouts for coaching candidates and if it is worth paying the money in certain situations. Bo asks Ryan about Dabo Swinney and Mike Norvell for the job and Ryan looks at if they would be good for the job and what forced Saban out in the first place.

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Bo and the crew talk about the main reason Nick Saban retired, the best names to replace him and covering Dak Prescott as a Cowboy in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about what caused Nick Saban to retire. Ryan talks about how he found out on air about the legendary coach retiring from Alabama and the reaction from callers and guests. Ryan said that he didn't see the move coming and how it now makes sense watching Saban's reaction after the Rose Bowl loss. Ryan notes that Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne was hired for this particular reason and talks about if Nick Saban would allow Lane Kiffin to have the job. Ryan talks about the role Nick Saban will have in choosing the next head coach and how Dan Lanning from Oregon could be a risk. Bo and Ryan talk about the possible buyouts for coaching candidates and if it is worth paying the money in certain situations. Bo asks Ryan about Dabo Swinney and Mike Norvell for the job and Ryan looks at if they would be good for the job and what forced Saban out in the first place. Play-by-play commentator for the Dallas Cowboys Brad Sham joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Dak and the Cowboys heading into the playoffs live in the BankPlus Studio. Brad talks about what it's been like covering Dak Prescott and he talks about how Dak is a true student of the game and learned quickly. Brad goes through the situations that happened for Dak Prescott to start at the Cowboys and everywhere else before that but mentions that he was still comfortable as a leader. Brad mentions the amount of pressure that is on the Dallas Cowboys QB because of the legends that have come before and how harsh the fan base is. Bo asks Brad what he thinks about the way Dak handles criticism and Brad talks about the difference in being the QB of the Cowboys and other teams. Brad notes how Cowboys fans will always debate about Dak and if he is the problem or part of the solution. Brad talks about the legacy of Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach and the pressure to live up to their level of play. Bo asks Brad about the level of concern around the running game for he Cowboys and Brad thinks it has to be efficient enough to keep the defense honest. brad says that the biggest concern for the Dallas defense is not letting the run game for Green Bay get going so that they can spread the field with passing plays. Brad thinks tight end Jake Ferguson fits Dak Prescott well and expects him to continue to grow as a pass catcher.

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Head of Football Product at Pro Football Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the NFL craziness live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the crazy news around Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll and Nick Saban and how they are all connected. Steve talks about how impressed he was with how consistent Bill Belichick was even with his defense when Tom Brady left the team. Steve looks at the way Pete Carroll was able to handle the role of head coach and basically CEO at both USC and Seattle. Bo asks Steve about the biggest matchup within the Packers and Cowboys game and Steve is interested to see how Green Bay QB Jordan Love does against the Cowboys defense. Steve thinks Dak and the Cowboys will tear up the Packers defense but wonders if the Packers can keep their hot streak on offense going to make it a competitive game. Steve thinks that the Cowboys run game isn't a huge concern against the Packers but they will have to figure it out by the time they meet a contender like the 49ers. Bo asks Steve about his personal favorite game of Super Wildcard weekend and Steve talks about the Rams facing the Lions. Steve talks about how great of a coach Dan Campbell is with the Lions and the storyline with Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff. Steve touches on the Mike Tomlin rumors that he will be parting ways with the Steelers and he thinks that he will probably stay in the end.

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Bo and the crew talk about how the Nick Saban news affects Kirby Smart, Bo's story on Nick Saban's schedule and the biggest games to watch in the NFL playoffs in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about an article that looks at the possible effect of the Nick Saban news on Kriby Smart and how it could change the game. The guys talk about Bo seeing Nick Saban's former offensive coordinator at SEC media days and how the schedule Nick Saban had them on was brutal. Head of Football Product at Pro Football Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the NFL craziness live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the crazy news around Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll and Nick Saban and how they are all connected. Steve talks about how impressed he was with how consistent Bill Belichick was even with his defense when Tom Brady left the team. Steve looks at the way Pete Carroll was able to handle the role of head coach and basically CEO at both USC and Seattle. Bo asks Steve about the biggest matchup within the Packers and Cowboys game and Steve is interested to see how Green Bay QB Jordan Love does against the Cowboys defense. Steve thinks Dak and the Cowboys will tear up the Packers defense but wonders if the Packers can keep their hot streak on offense going to make it a competitive game. Steve thinks that the Cowboys run game isn't a huge concern against the Packers but they will have to figure it out by the time they meet a contender like the 49ers. Bo asks Steve about his personal favorite game of Super Wildcard weekend and Steve talks about the Rams facing the Lions. Steve talks about how great of a coach Dan Campbell is with the Lions and the storyline with Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff. Steve touches on the Mike Tomlin rumors that he will be parting ways with the Steelers and he thinks that he will probably stay in the end.

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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Nick Saban's career and replacements live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about his first experiences with Nick Saban and how he learned about hiring pro-style personnel. Tom knew Saban was ahead of the curve when he saw how he would hire a recruiting staff that worked like an ant colony. Tom notes that Saban knew that just because a kid had offers didn't mean he was great and that he could evaluate players by inviting them to camp before giving an offer. Bo asks tom what it's like being around Nick Saban and he talks about how Saban is actually pretty funny and doesn't implement insane hours like some people say. Tom looks at the relationship between Kirby Smart and Nick Saban and how they both gave each other what they needed. Tom says that the trust Kirby Smart earned from Nick Saban allowed the head coach to evolve on offense while his defense was covered by Kirby. Bo asks Tom if he thinks Nick Saban will come back and Tom talks about how the changing of the college landscape had a lot to do with his retirement. Tom talks about the next possible coach at Alabama and he says his first pick is Dan Lanning from Oregon. Tom says that he would have been more surprised years earlier if Saban had retired but it makes sense now that the game has changed as much as it has.

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Bo and the crew talk about legendary Alabama head coach Nick Saban retiring, Mississippi State basketball beating top ranked Tennessee and Nick Saban's career through the years in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Nick Saban announcing his retirement yesterday and how it shook the world of sports. Bo talks about going to the Mississippi State basketball game and the huge win for the program over #5 Tennessee. College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Nick Saban's career and replacements live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about his first experiences with Nick Saban and how he learned about hiring pro-style personnel. Tom knew Saban was ahead of the curve when he saw how he would hire a recruiting staff that worked like an ant colony. Tom notes that Saban knew that just because a kid had offers didn't mean he was great and that he could evaluate players by inviting them to camp before giving an offer. Bo asks tom what it's like being around Nick Saban and he talks about how Saban is actually pretty funny and doesn't implement insane hours like some people say. Tom looks at the relationship between Kirby Smart and Nick Saban and how they both gave each other what they needed. Tom says that the trust Kirby Smart earned from Nick Saban allowed the head coach to evolve on offense while his defense was covered by Kirby. Bo asks Tom if he thinks Nick Saban will come back and Tom talks about how the changing of the college landscape had a lot to do with his retirement. Tom talks about the next possible coach at Alabama and he says his first pick is Dan Lanning from Oregon. Tom says that he would have been more surprised years earlier if Saban had retired but it makes sense now that the game has changed as much as it has.

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