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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the expectations for the run game and struggles at the tight end position live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is interested to see what the run game looks like for the Bulldogs in their first game and which players we see tote the rock the most. Steve talks about his high expectations for the defense and how the experience should show out in their first outing. Steve talks about the tight end position for MSU and notes that there has been a lot of drops from the position at practice. Bo and Steve discuss how hard it is to rebuild a position from scratch and how the added blocker on the line will help push the run game forward.

Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Crimson Tide not releasing a depth chart, Alabama vs Texas and Pete Golding at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Ryan talks about his time down at the beach and Bo gives some suggestions on the best places to eat on the water. Bo asks Ryan about the QB situation at Alabama and Ryan talks about the possibility of Nick Saban starting the season with two starting QB's taking the reigns of the team. Ryan tells Bo that this is the first time since he has started covering Alabama that the team hasn't released a depth chart on the Monday before the first game of the season. Ryan thinks the first game will be an audition for Jalen Milroe and every other Alabama quarterback to see who the most reliable option is. Bo and Ryan talk about if Jalen Milroe will be the starter heading into the Texas game and Ryan talks about the lack of separation between possible QB's and that there is little information on progress in practice. Ryan believes that Alabama's offense doesn't even know who they want to be yet and Bo thinks that if the game with Texas is close then the Longhorns could possibly walk away with it. Ryan talks about Pete Golding at Ole Miss and the mistakes he made with personnel numbers at Alabama last season. Ryan says the defense is good enough to win a championship this year and that it mainly depends on moves made with the offense.

Bo and the crew talk about their athlete bucket list from childhood and now, the growing strength of the SEC, and the giant question mark that is Alabama's QB room in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talks bout the QB battle at Ole Miss and predict which player will have the most productive reps in the teams first game against Mercer on Saturday. Bo looks at the comparison between Alabama and Georgia and talks about the possibility of the Bulldogs winning a third consecutive national championship. The guys talk about the difference in Alabama's competition in years past and what new hires like Hugh Freeze and Bobby Petrino could do to Nick Saban's likelihood of winning another national championship. Bo and the crew gets into their athlete bucket list from childhood and today and Bo talks about two guys that would tell the best stories. Bo talks about Charles Barkley's relationship with Michael Jordan and the criticism Barkley gives on his prior ownership tactics. Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Crimson Tide not releasing a depth chart, Alabama vs Texas and Pete Golding at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Ryan talks about his time down at the beach and Bo gives some suggestions on the best places to eat on the water. Bo asks Ryan about the QB situation at Alabama and Ryan talks about the possibility of Nick Saban starting the season with two starting QB's taking the reigns of the team. Ryan tells Bo that this is the first time since he has started covering Alabama that the team hasn't released a depth chart on the Monday before the first game of the season. Ryan thinks the first game will be an audition for Jalen Milroe and every other Alabama quarterback to see who the most reliable option is. Bo and Ryan talk about if Jalen Milroe will be the starter heading into the Texas game and Ryan talks about the lack of separation between possible QB's and that there is little information on progress in practice. Ryan believes that Alabama's offense doesn't even know who they want to be yet and Bo thinks that if the game with Texas is close then the Longhorns could possibly walk away with it. Ryan talks about Pete Golding at Ole Miss and the mistakes he made with personnel numbers at Alabama last season. Ryan says the defense is good enough to win a championship this year and that it mainly depends on moves made with the offense.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about worries at tight end, Will Rogers being comfortable in the new offense and expectations for the week 1 game against SE Louisiana live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is interested to see what the run game looks like for the Bulldogs in their first game and which players we see tote the rock the most. Steve talks about his high expectations for the defense and how the experience should show out in their first outing. Steve talks about the tight end position for MSU and notes that there has been a lot of drops from the position at practice. Bo and Steve discuss how hard it is to rebuild a position from scratch and how the added blocker on the line will help push the run game forward. Bo asks Steve about the potential surrounding Justin Robinson and Steve says that he would be surprised if the wide receiver plays in the first game with an injured ankle. Steve breaks down the position and says that MSU doesn't need to have Robinson produce an excellent year in order to succeed and that he just needs to play well. Will Rogers playing in a new style of offense and how the shift of play-calling has changed the amount of pressure on the veteran. Bo asks Steve if John Lewis or Trevion Williams has had a better camp and Steve compares the two players and their potential. Steve says Trevion Williams has the higher ceiling as a player but John Lewis is most liekly to make an impact this coming season.

Bo and the crew talk about if the SEC can get two teams into the College Football Playoffs, the wasting money on betting parlays and what to expect in Mississippi State's first game of the season in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at week 0 of the college football season and talk about Rich Rodriguez winning his first game at Jacksonville State and USC getting out-rushed by San Jose State. Bo and the crew talk about if the SEC can get two teams into the College Football Playoffs and discuss if the age of Alabama has been put out by Georgia and Kirby Smart. The guys talk about the South Carolina game for Mississippi State and how the game against North Carolina could tell MSU fans a lot about their matchup with the gamecocks. Bo and the crew talk about Phil Mickelson stealing a sign at Augusta National and all of the inside looks Billy Walters gives in his new book on the golf legend. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about worries at tight end, Will Rogers being comfortable in the new offense and expectations for the week 1 game against SE Louisiana live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about how he is interested to see what the run game looks like for the Bulldogs in their first game and which players we see tote the rock the most. Steve talks about his high expectations for the defense and how the experience should show out in their first outing. Steve talks about the tight end position for MSU and notes that there has been a lot of drops from the position at practice. Bo and Steve discuss how hard it is to rebuild a position from scratch and how the added blocker on the line will help push the run game forward. Bo asks Steve about the potential surrounding Justin Robinson and Steve says that he would be surprised if the wide receiver plays in the first game with an injured ankle. Steve breaks down the position and says that MSU doesn't need to have Robinson produce an excellent year in order to succeed and that he just needs to play well. Will Rogers playing in a new style of offense and how the shift of play-calling has changed the amount of pressure on the veteran. Bo asks Steve if John Lewis or Trevion Williams has had a better camp and Steve compares the two players and their potential. Steve says Trevion Williams has the higher ceiling as a player but John Lewis is most liekly to make an impact this coming season.

In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk about the media criticizing Dak Prescott more than anyone else, Ole Miss losing Vanderbilt as a permanent games and Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Vanderbilt game over the weekend and talk about how it will impact Ole Miss' records years down the road without playing the Commodores every year. Bo and the crew talk about how the media loves to criticize Dak Prescott and plays audio from Mike Greenberg with ESPN admitting that the channel shows bias against the Cowboys QB. The guys also listen to audio from Chris Collinsworth about how NBC would play 17 Cowboys games if they could because everyone wants to watch them. Bo talks about Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher and the guys listen to the Auburn head coach talk about his love for his former high school player.

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Bo and the crew talk about the return of college football, criticism of Dak Prescott and Cafe Du Monde's yearly revenue in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the results of week 0 of college football and talk about how bad Vanderbilt looked against Hawaii. Bo talks about Notre Dame's win over Navy and says that he thinks the fighting Irish are overrated yet again. The guys look at Colorado's first game against TCU in week 1 and if Deion Sanders can win his first Power 5 game as a head coach. Bo and the crew talk about the Red Lobster cheddar biscuits, Cafe Du Monde mix you can buy at the store and how much money the New Orleans staple makes in a year. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk about the media criticizing Dak Prescott more than anyone else, Ole Miss losing Vanderbilt as a permanent games and Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Vanderbilt game over the weekend and talk about how it will impact Ole Miss' records years down the road without playing the Commodores every year. Bo and the crew talk about how the media loves to criticize Dak Prescott and plays audio from Mike Greenberg with ESPN admitting that the channel shows bias against the Cowboys QB. The guys also listen to audio from Chris Collinsworth about how NBC would play 17 Cowboys games if they could because everyone wants to watch them. Bo talks about Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher and the guys listen to the Auburn head coach talk about his love for his former high school player.

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Payton Thorne as the starter at Auburn and the Florida documentary on Netflix live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Tom look at Payton Thorne as the starting QB at Auburn and Tom talks about his experience fighting for a spot with a returning starter. Tom tells Bo that he didn't finish "Swamp Kings" on Netflix because it seemed like they didn't cross the line like everyone thought they would. Tom talks about the old school style workouts that Urban Meyer put teams through and believes that it is very beneficial for programs and players.

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College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Mike Wright's Progress at Mississippi State and why Jalen Milroe will be the starter at Alabama live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about his thoughts are Texas QB Quinn Ewers and says he needs to be able to compose himself when things aren't going their way in the games. Bo talks about Vanderbilt transfer Mike Wright making strides at Mississippi State and Tom talks about the process of making the choice to mature. Tom says he believes Wright can be a success at MSU if he takes the time to study the game. Bo and Tom talk about the QB situation at Alabama and Tom lists reasons why Jalen Milroe is the default option for Nick Saban. Tom believes that Jalen Milroe is the most difficult QB to defend but also thinks that Nick Saban and the staff will play everyone else if they think they need to.

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College Football inside Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Bobby Petrino's possible impact at Texas A&M and if Texas has a shot at being great this season live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about Bobby Petrino calling plays at Texas A&M and notes that the most important aspect of the coach change is that they will mainly be running Petrino's offense. Tom talks about the level of talent Jimbo and Petrino are working with at A&M and says they have the players and the play caller to pull off a surprising season. Bo and Tom talk about the Texas A&M and Miami game in week two of the season and compare how each team is in a similar situation with a necessity to succeed. Bo asks Tom if Texas is due this season and Tom talks about Texas' biggest problem is the ability to handle success. Tom says this is the most talented roster the Longhorns have had in a decade and if they can avoid losing the easy games then they can go far in the Big 12.