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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about concern around the Bulldog program live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Steve talk about how using Mike Wright depends on the matchup and how teams have shifted to his style of play. Steve notes that MSU let up a huge game not only to Jayden Daniels but also to Malik Nabors and they could both be offensive players of the week for the SEC. Steve says that MSU fans deserve to be mad with under-producing the way the team did.

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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about concern around the Bulldog program live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about what is realistic vs South Carolina and how you don't have to revamp the entire offense to be productive. Steve looks at the QB play against MSU and notices that mobile quarterbacks give the Bulldogs issues. Steve thinks the team should do less rotation with the offensive line and get five guys that build good chemistry together.

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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about concern around the Bulldog program live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he was surprised that the MSU defense got beat around by LSU and how the team got humiliated. Bo tells Steve there should be open competition for Mississippi State and Steve talks about how Woody Marks had the only big play for MSU. Steve talks about how Mike Wright might fit Kevin Barbay's offense better than Will Rogers and that you need to use a QB you signed.

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Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Rebels heading into the Alabama game live in the BankPlus Studio. Jake talks about how the biggest concern for Ole Miss is the inability to run the football with great running backs. Bo asks Jake about when Tre Harris could return for the Rebels and Jake talks about how the fans could see Harris testing his health pre game. Jake mentions the lack of a playmaker on the defensive side but talks about some positive showings from certain players. Bo asks Jake about the timeline for WR Zakhari Franklin to return and the level of expectations fans need to have when he does return to play. Jake talks about watching Alabama play South Florida and the fact that he was not impressed with either the offense or defense for the Tide. Bo and Jake talk about how Lane Kiffin has been trying to get the win over Nick Saban and this could finally be the opportunity he was looking for.

Bo and the crew talk about who Alabama will play at QB, what the Rebels can do against the Tide and injury updates for Ole Miss in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about how Tyler Buchner and Ty Simpson for Alabama did not look like strong QB options and wonder what adjustments will be made before this weekend. Bo and the crew look at how it might be possible for Ole Miss to take down Alabama and what would be needed for that to happen. Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Rebels heading into the Alabama game live in the BankPlus Studio. Jake talks about how the biggest concern for Ole Miss is the inability to run the football with great running backs. Bo asks Jake about when Tre Harris could return for the Rebels and Jake talks about how the fans could see Harris testing his health pre game. Jake mentions the lack of a playmaker on the defensive side but talks about some positive showings from certain players. Bo asks Jake about the timeline for WR Zakhari Franklin to return and the level of expectations fans need to have when he does return to play. Jake talks about watching Alabama play South Florida and the fact that he was not impressed with either the offense or defense for the Tide. Bo and Jake talk about how Lane Kiffin has been trying to get the win over Nick Saban and this could finally be the opportunity he was looking for.

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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about concern around the Bulldog program live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he was surprised that the MSU defense got beat around by LSU and how the team got humiliated. Bo tells Steve there should be open competition for Mississippi State and Steve talks about how Woody Marks had the only big play for MSU. Steve talks about how Mike Wright might fit Kevin Barbay's offense better than Will Rogers and that you need to use a QB you signed. Steve talks about what is realistic vs South Carolina and how you don't have to revamp the entire offense to be productive. Steve looks at the QB play against MSU and notices that mobile quarterbacks give the Bulldogs issues. STeve thinks the team should do less rotation with the offensive line and get five guys that build good chemistry together. Bo and Steve tlak about how using Mike Wright depends on the mathcup and how teams have shifted to his style of play. Steve notes that MSU let up a huge game not only to Jayden Daniels but also to Malik Nabors and they could both be offensive players of the week for the SEC. Steve says that MSU fans deserve to be mad with under-producing the way the team did.

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Bo and the crew talk about Lane Kiffin needing to beat Nick Saban, Mississippi State needs a QB change and fan reactions to the LSU game in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the former coaches of Nick Saban that have beat him already and how Lane Kiffin really wants to add his name to that list. Bo and the crew talk about how Mississippi State struggled on both sides of the ball aginst LSU and what could help get a spark going. Bo talks about the need for Mike Wright and how it might be time to have open competitions for every position. The guys talk about how the expectations for Mississippi State should be lowered after losing a hall of fame head coach. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about concern around the Bulldog program live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he was surprised that the MSU defense got beat around by LSU and how the team got humiliated. Bo tells Steve there should be open competition for Mississippi State and Steve talks about how Woody Marks had the only big play for MSU. Steve talks about how Mike Wright might fit Kevin Barbay's offense better than Will Rogers and that you need to use a QB you signed. Steve talks about what is realistic vs South Carolina and how you don't have to revamp the entire offense to be productive. Steve looks at the QB play against MSU and notices that mobile quarterbacks give the Bulldogs issues. STeve thinks the team should do less rotation with the offensive line and get five guys that build good chemistry together. Bo and Steve tlak about how using Mike Wright depends on the mathcup and how teams have shifted to his style of play. Steve notes that MSU let up a huge game not only to Jayden Daniels but also to Malik Nabors and they could both be offensive players of the week for the SEC. Steve says that MSU fans deserve to be mad with under-producing the way the team did.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about games around the SEC, open competitions in Starkville and pass rushers in the state live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Florida beating Tennessee, Arkansas losing to BYU and the challenge South Carolina showed Georgia over the weekend. Bo talks about how it might be time to move on from Will Rogers at MSU and how the offensive style doesn't fit him like the air raid did. Bo believes that there should be an open competition for every position on the Mississippi State team and that there needs to be a chip on everyone's shoulder. The guys look at Ole Miss beating Georgia Tech over the weekend and how the Rebels struggled early in the game. Bo wonders who the main passing target will be this week in the wake of injuries and scheme.

Bo and the crew talk about a possible QB battle in Starkville, MSU fans melting down over game and Ole Miss knows who they want to start for Alabama in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the transition from Mike Leach's air raid offense to a more classic style and how QB Will Rogers might not fit into this new style. Bo and the crew breaks down the game for MSU vs LSU and how the Bulldogs couldn't get the defense off the field. Ole Miss heads into the matchup with Alabama 3-0 and Bo mentions that the Rebels would prefer the Tide to play one of the two QB's that struggled against South Florida this weekend. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about games around the SEC, open competitions in Starkville and pass rushers in the state live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Florida beating Tennessee, Arkansas losing to BYU and the challenge South Carolina showed Georgia over the weekend. Bo talks about how it might be time to move on from Will Rogers at MSU and how the offensive style doesn't fit him like the air raid did. Bo believes that there should be an open competition for every position on the Mississippi State team and that there needs to be a chip on everyone's shoulder. The guys look at Ole Miss beating Georgia Tech over the weekend and how the Rebels struggled early in the game. Bo wonders who the main passing target will be this week in the wake of injuries and scheme.

Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Alabama losing to Texas and where it leaves the Tide live in the BankPlus Studio. Ryan talks about how teams moving forward will look to get into a shootout with the Tide and that Pete Golding at Ole Miss will know exactly how to play Jalen Milroe. Ryan wonders if a two QB system is the best option for Alabama and how it might affect their style of play.