Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about the Alabama A&M head coach barking, Brent Key at Georgia Tech and all the latest with Two Brothers Smoked Meats live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys listen to audio from the Alabama A&M head coach where he talks about how his team is a group of Bulldogs and then barks at the reporters! This gets the guys talking about if Lane Kiffin or Zach Arnett would ever bark at the media after a question. Bo and the crew talk about the work history of Georgia Tech's head coach Brent Key and how Lane Kiffin wanted to hire him in the past. Musician and owner of Two Brothers Smoked Meats in Starkville, MS, joins the show in the BankPlus Studio talking about all of the big things happening at the restaurant and playing some music for the listeners live in the BankPlus Studio. Terry talks about Two Brothers getting you started this Saturday with breakfast sandwiches and then all of the music following into the weekend. Terry talks about a parade that will be held starting at 10 am in Starkville that is filled with only electric scooters. Terry plays his new song "Coming Home" which is about all of the friends and memories he made in Starkville. Terry tells his story about the first time he came to Starkville from Memphis and how he learned that Mississippi State was the place he needed to be. Bo and Terry talk about the success of Two Brothers in Starkville and how it's blossomed into a city staple.

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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 weeks one and two of the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how the media would treat Dak Prescott if he played as poorly as Joe Burrow did and what happened to the Bengals vs the Browns. Steve talks about how rain, lack of practice and just underproducing led to Joe Burrow having a very underwhelming game. Steve talks about Josh Allen's poor game against the Jets and attributes his under-production to bad decision making. Bo and Steve turn to the Cowboys vs Jets game in week 2 and talk about how the Dallas defense looked impossible to contain against the Giants. Steve tells Bo that he expects a low scoring game and thinks Dallas will get to Zach Wilson early and often. Steve breaks down the Jets defense and how they look like a dangerous unit. Steve looks at the Saints and how the offensive weapons have proved to be dangerous against a good defense. Steve compares the offensive weapons between Dallas and New Orleans and Steve gives a slot nod to Ceedee Lamb and the Cowboys. Steve talks about how Sean Payton's Denver Broncos still look like the same team from last year and how Bryce Young made simple mistakes in his first game.

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Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss playing Georgia Tech without big receivers, MSU giving Will Rogers time to throw and how NFL QB's on some of the best teams have struggled in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Ole Miss going against Georgia Tech and Brent Key this weekend without having two of their best wide receivers. Bo talks about how the media would treat Dak Prescott if he played like Bengals QB Joe Burrow. Bo and the crew break down how MSU can beat LSU and it starts with giving Will Rogers space in the pocket. Head of Football Product at Pro Football Focus Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about weeks one and two of the NFL live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how the media would treat Dak Prescott if he played as poorly as Joe Burrow did and what happened to the Bengals vs the Browns. Steve talks about how rain, lack of practice and just underproducing led to Joe Burrow having a very underwhelming game. Steve talks about Josh Allen's poor game against the Jets and attributes his under-production to bad decision making. Bo and Steve turn to the Cowboys vs Jets game in week 2 and talk about how the Dallas defense looked impossible to contain against the Giants. Steve tells Bo that he expects a low scoring game and thinks Dallas will get to Zach Wilson early and often. Steve breaks down the Jets defense and how they look like a dangerous unit. Steve looks at the Saints and how the offensive weapons have proved to be dangerous against a good defense. Steve compares the offensive weapons between Dallas and New Orleans and Steve gives a slot nod to Ceedee Lamb and the Cowboys. Steve talks about how Sean Payton's Denver Broncos still look like the same team from last year and how Bryce Young made simple mistakes in his first game.

Surgeon at Mississippi Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center Dr. Graham Calvert joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about the charity "Hunter's Harvest". Dr. Calvert talks about how Mississippi hunters can donate their processed or unprocessed deer to the charity to help feed the hungry in the state. The charity donated 21,000 pounds of venison to those in need last year. Hunter's Harvest is also putting on a fundraising concert and welcoming country music star Jameson Rodgers to the cause. People can donate to the cause at mswildlife.org/hunters-harvest and find out more.

Bo and the crew talk about how Lane Kiffin wanted to hire Georgia Tech's head coach, if Texas is really back and the Hunters Harvest charity in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Texas's big win against Alabama and if that tells us that Texas is really back. Bo talks about how Deion Sanders is the big storyline in college football and how Florida State might be one of the best teams in the country. The guys look at the head coach of Georgia Tech, Brent Key, and how Lane Kiffin wanted to hire him at Ole Miss. Surgeon at Mississippi Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center Dr. Graham Calvert joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about the charity "Hunter's Harvest". Dr. Calvert talks about how Mississippi hunters can donate their processed or unprocessed deer to the charity to help feed the hungry in the state. The charity donated 21,000 pounds of venison to those in need last year. Hunter's Harvest is also putting on a fundraising concert and welcoming country music star Jameson Rodgers to the cause. People can donate to the cause at mswildlife.org/hunters-harvest and find out more.

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 worry in the program doesn't come from the fact that Alabama lost but how they lost. Ryan gets into the amount of problems Alabama has and says that it's not just one or two things that needs to be fixed in order for things to be back to how they were. Ryan says that thinks Steve Sarkisian and Texas knew there was money to be made in the Alabama secondary and they exploited it. Bo talks about how Alabama will still win games because of who they are but Ryan thinks they are no longer a contender for the national championship. 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.

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College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Deion Sanders and Mississippi State live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross looks at Deion Sanders as someone the sport has never seen before and talks about his style of coaching and talking to the media, as well as his players. Bo asks Ross if Deion could make a run to the SEC and if Texas A&M could be a possible fit for the polarizing head coach. Ross talks about how Coach Prime can get talent to come to him anywhere and the effect he has on fan bases and team. Ross gives his takes on the biggest games of the weekend and talks about Mississippi State against LSU could be an exciting game.

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Alabama's issues and Deion Sanders live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about how it looked like Alabama got outplayed everywhere on the field and that it might be time to panic for Nick Saban. Ross and Bo break down the challenges Alabama has left on the schedule and Ross talks about how he would be surprised if Alabama didn't lose at least one more game if not two. Ross gives his take on the top teams in college football and talks about how Georgia is not on his top 10 list for this season so far. Bo asks Ross about the biggest story in college football between Deion Sanders and Steve Sarkisian beating Alabama and Ross gives his take on who the real superstar in the sport is.

Bo and the crew talk about how Mississippi State can beat LSU, the BankPlus player of the week and if the SEC west is wide open in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys break down ways that Mississippi State can beat LSU and mention that the Bulldogs can't play safe and still beat out the talent of the Tigers. Bo talks about how MSU needs a good pass-rusher and how they need to take advantage if LSU makes mistakes. The guys look at the best players in high school football last week and name a BankPlus Player of the Week. In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about if the SEC West is wide open, Ole Miss slipping in the run game and the tough SEC West schedule live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about Burt Reynolds and goes down the crazy list of his dating history. The guys look at if the SEC west is actually wide open and what Bo needs to see before he will admit that Alabama is out of the conversation. Bo and the crew talk about how Texas QB Quinn Ewers was one of the highest ranked high school recruits in history and how a former Ole Miss player also makes that list. The guys listen to audio from Lane Kiffin about how he is very concerned with the run game and how he has never had a problem with running the ball at any other program.

In the SEC Insider Hit Bo and the crew talk about if the SEC West is wide open, Ole Miss slipping in the run game and the tough SEC West schedule live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about Burt Reynolds and goes down the crazy list of his dating history. The guys look at if the SEC west is actually wide open and what Bo needs to see before he will admit that Alabama is out of the conversation. Bo and the crew talk about how Texas QB Quinn Ewers was one of the highest ranked high school recruits in history and how a former Ole Miss player also makes that list. The guys listen to audio from Lane Kiffin about how he is very concerned with the run game and how he has never had a problem with running the ball at any other program.