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Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve breaks down the game between the Saints and the Packers and talks about how Jordan Love has played well but his stats might be a little padded because of a few plays that could have gone differently. Bo asks Steve if he would take Chris Olave or Ceedee Lamb and Steve mentions how they came from a draft class that basically every team that drafted a wide receiver got the one they wanted. Bo asks Steve if it is panic time for the Bengals and Steve says that if Joe Burrow is really injured then it might be.

Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve turns to talking about Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields and the statements he's made about his declining level of play and the role coaching has in his loaded thought process. Steve talks about how the offensive line isn't responsible for all of his sacks because Fields thinks too much while letting the play develop and gets sacked because of it. Steve tells Bo and the listeners that sacks numbers are driven by the QB because of the ability, or lack thereof, to get rid of the ball and talks about the rates of some of the best QB's in history. Bo asks Steve if the talent in college football and the NFL leans more to the defensive line rather than the offensive line and Steve gives the answer with reasoning for the lop sided results.

Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve breaks down the Cowboys game vs the Jets and talks about Dak's great performance and a throw that luckily didn't get intercepted and returned. Steve looks at Mike McCarthy's play-calling and notes that he hasn't needed to do anything drastic because he's gotten help from his defense and other factors. Bo asks Steve about the level of use RB Tony Pollard is getting and Steve talks about how some of that has to do with running the ball to burn clock because the team is in the lead.

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Dave Bartoo of the College Football matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in week 4 of college football live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave starts by talking about some coaches that aren't in the game right now and some of them don't want to return to the game. Bo and Dave talks about Urban Meyer and Chris Peterson staying away from college football and how some people lose the urge for the sport and some, like Nick Saban, do not. Dave talks about what is wrong with Alabama and how Pete Golding is the defensive coordinator for Ole Miss. Bo asks Dave about the play-callers for Alabama and Ole Miss and Dave believes that Ole Miss has the better play-callers with Pete Golding and Lane Kiffin. Dave breaks down how Alabama lost a long time QB coach and how there is a window of opportunity for not only Ole Miss but every SEC West team to take advantage of the Crimson Tide having a down year. Dave says that he won't go near the game when it comes to betting but believes that now is the time to take advantage for Lane Kiffin and the Rebels. Dave looks at Mississippi State playing South Carolina and compares the scoring efficiency levels of each team. Auburn travels to Texas A&M as a 7.5 point underdog and Dave looks at how both of the offenses in the game are better than both of the defenses, which leads into a specific bet. Dave turns to the Colorado vs Oregon game and breaks down the scoring levels of each team and whether or not it is likely that Oregon wins by 21 or more.

Bo and the crew talk about what Ole Miss needs for a win, the renovations at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Club and breaking down the college games for the weekend in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys break down what Ole Miss needs in order to beat Alabama and wonder if the Rebels can get pressure on Jalen Milroe to cause some turnovers. Choctaw Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the renovations and new additions to the Dancing Rabbit Golf Course as well as the Sportsbook at Pearl river Resort. Chief Cyrus talks about all of the women succeeding in college sports from central MS and all of the talent that comes from the region. Chief Cyrus talks about the great food and atmosphere at the Sportsbook and how the bar is located closer than any other sportsbook. Bo and Chief Cyrus talk about the renovations at the golf clubhouse and how the course is getting better every single year. Dave Bartoo of the College Football matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in week 4 of college football live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave starts by talking about some coaches that aren't in the game right now and some of them don't want to return to the game. Bo and Dave talks about Urban Meyer and Chris Peterson staying away from college football and how some people lose the urge for the sport and some, like Nick Saban, do not. Dave talks about what is wrong with Alabama and how Pete Golding is the defensive coordinator for Ole Miss. Bo asks Dave about the play-callers for Alabama and Ole Miss and Dave believes that Ole Miss has the better play-callers with Pete Golding and Lane Kiffin. Dave breaks down how Alabama lost a long time QB coach and how there is a window of opportunity for not only Ole Miss but every SEC West team to take advantage of the Crimson Tide having a down year. Dave says that he won't go near the game when it comes to betting but believes that now is the time to take advantage for Lane Kiffin and the Rebels. Dave looks at Mississippi State playing South Carolina and compares the scoring efficiency levels of each team. Auburn travels to Texas A&M as a 7.5 point underdog and Dave looks at how both of the offenses in the game are better than both of the defenses, which leads into a specific bet. Dave turns to the Colorado vs Oregon game and breaks down the scoring levels of each team and whether or not it is likely that Oregon wins by 21 or more.

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Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve breaks down the Cowboys game vs the Jets and talks about Dak's great performance and a throw that luckily didn't get intercepted and returned. Steve looks at Mike McCarthy's play-calling and notes that he hasn't needed to do anything drastic because he's gotten help from his defense and other factors. Bo asks Steve about the level of use RB Tony Pollard is getting and Steve talks about how some of that has to do with running the ball to burn clock because the team is in the lead. Steve turns to talking about Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields and the statements he's made about his declining level of play and the role coaching has in his loaded thought process. Steve talks about how the offensive line isn't responsible for all of his sacks because Fields thinks too much while letting the play develop and gets sacked because of it. Steve tells Bo and the listeners that sacks numbers are driven by the QB because of the ability, or lack thereof, to get rid of the ball and talks about the rates of some of the best QB's in history. Bo asks Steve if the talent in college football and the NFL leans more to the defensive line rather than the offensive line and Steve gives the answer with reasoning for the lop sided results. Steve breaks down the game between the Saints and the Packers and talks about how Jordan Love has played well but his stats might be a little padded because of a few plays that could have gone differently. Bo asks Steve if he would take Chris Olave or Ceedee Lamb and Steve mentions how they came from a draft class that basically every team that drafted a wide receiver got the one they wanted. Bo asks Steve if it is panic time for the Bengals and Steve says that if Joe Burrow is really injured then it might be.

Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss in the SEC West, SEC night games vs the Super Bowl and how sacks affect NFL teams in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about where Ole Miss stands in the SEC West and if they could possibly when the division. UAB head coach and former NFL QB Trent Dilfer said that a night game in the SEC is better than the Super Bowl and the guys talk about the comparison. Bo tells Jason and the listeners that the best NFL games to go to are the NFC and AFC championships because of the emotion the home team has. Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest storylines in the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve breaks down the Cowboys game vs the Jets and talks about Dak's great performance and a throw that luckily didn't get intercepted and returned. Steve looks at Mike McCarthy's play-calling and notes that he hasn't needed to do anything drastic because he's gotten help from his defense and other factors. Bo asks Steve about the level of use RB Tony Pollard is getting and Steve talks about how some of that has to do with running the ball to burn clock because the team is in the lead. Steve turns to talking about Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields and the statements he's made about his declining level of play and the role coaching has in his loaded thought process. Steve talks about how the offensive line isn't responsible for all of his sacks because Fields thinks too much while letting the play develop and gets sacked because of it. Steve tells Bo and the listeners that sacks numbers are driven by the QB because of the ability, or lack thereof, to get rid of the ball and talks about the rates of some of the best QB's in history. Bo asks Steve if the talent in college football and the NFL leans more to the defensive line rather than the offensive line and Steve gives the answer with reasoning for the lop sided results. Steve breaks down the game between the Saints and the Packers and talks about how Jordan Love has played well but his stats might be a little padded because of a few plays that could have gone differently. Bo asks Steve if he would take Chris Olave or Ceedee Lamb and Steve mentions how they came from a draft class that basically every team that drafted a wide receiver got the one they wanted. Bo asks Steve if it is panic time for the Bengals and Steve says that if Joe Burrow is really injured then it might be.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Alabama misusing Jalen Milroe's talent, Ole Miss giving Jaxson Dart help and MSU vs South Carolina live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about how Jalen Milroe was used more as a pocket passer against Texas and that his true talents come when he is able to open the defense with his legs. Bo looks at how Jaxson Dart is running the offense and mentions that he needs some help if the Rebels want to continue to win. The guys listen to audio from college football insider Tom Luginbill about why using Mike Wright would open up the offense and they talk about the need for a change. Bo says that the offensive struggles are not OC Kevin Barbay's fault and that following a coach like Mike Leach and his play-calling. The guys think there could be a possible shootout in Tuscaloosa and Jason wonders who that favors.

Bo and the crew talk about how Mike Wright needs to play multiple possessions for Mississippi State, previewing the weekend and how Alabama is misusing Jalen Milroe in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about eating a giant breakfast like a starting offensive lineman for a college team. Bo mentions that MSU QB Mike Wright hasn't played enough and that moving the ball at Vanderbilt should give you enough confidence to play him. The guys look at the Cowboys playing the Cardinals this weekend and the Saints in a close matchup against the Packers. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Alabama misusing Jalen Milroe's talent, Ole Miss giving Jaxson Dart help and MSU vs South Carolina live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about how Jalen Milroe was used more as a pocket passer against Texas and that his true talents come when he is able to open the defense with his legs. Bo looks at how Jaxson Dart is running the offense and mentions that he needs some help if the Rebels want to continue to win. The guys listen to audio from college football insider Tom Luginbill about why using Mike Wright would open up the offense and they talk about the need for a change. Bo says that the offensive struggles are not OC Kevin Barbay's fault and that following a coach like Mike Leach and his play-calling. The guys think there could be a possible shootout in Tuscaloosa and Jason wonders who that favors.

South Carolina insider Wes Mitchell joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line giving all of the insights into the Gamecocks live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Wes how the South Carolina defense could make a difference and Wes talks about how the unit helps the team win when they cause turnovers. Wes tells Bo that the Gamecock fan base is taking the start of the season better than expected and that South Carolina plays a lot better at night and at home. Bo asks Wes if fans in Columbia thinks the win is automatic and he says no but that there is confidence surrounding the game. Wes thinks the game won't be crazy high scoring but it could be exciting.