Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his "ease of schedule" rankings and who is in the better spot with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave breaks down what ease of schedule means and the inaccuracy of comparing strength of schedule numbers. Dave talks about comparing how good a team is to who they play and talks about this measurement being a more accurate and valuable tool in analytics. Dave goes into talking about the ACC as a conference that has underproduced when hiring assistant coaches and believes the Big 12 has the best staffing compared to the Pac 12 and ACC. Bo and Dave start talking about Utah in a new conference and Dave breaks down that Utah will have a higher ease of schedule rating for years to come compared to schools that went to the Big 10 like Washington and Oregon. Dave talks about the ease of schedule Bob Stoops had at Oklahoma and says that Oklahoma was always in the top 5 for the category during his time as head coach. Bo asks Dave the repercussion's of Oklahoma going 6 and 6 this season and Dave says that Oklahoma ranks #1 in the ease of schedule rankings. Dave talks about the significant gap in ease of schedule between the SEC East and West and comparisons flare between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. Dave talks about the bottom of the west as far superior to the bottom of the east and he says that Ole Miss and Mississippi State would be the favorites to win the Big 12 this season. Dave breaks down the ease of schedule of both Mississippi State and Ole Miss and talks about the difference in percentages between the two schools. Bo asks Dave about the numbers that surrounded Mike Leach's time at Mississippi State and Dave mention Coach leach as a walking upset.

Bo and the crew talk about Sam Pittman's love for Popeyes, the best road trip food, and what "ease of schedule" really means in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Arkansas coach Sam Pittman's ideal day and how he dreams of eating a Popeyes bucket on his pontoon boat. Bo and the crew think about the last time they had Popeyes and how it might not be the best food to eat while driving. This sparks the topic of the best food to eat in the car and the guys look to the text line to see some of the suggestions. Bo talks about eating burritos in the car, how he hasn't eaten Taco Bell in almost two decades and how a Dairy Queen burger is the best on-the-go food. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his "ease of schedule" rankings and who is in the better spot with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave breaks down what ease of schedule means and the inaccuracy of comparing strength of schedule numbers. Dave talks about comparing how good a team is to who they play and talks about this measurement being a more accurate and valuable tool in analytics. Dave goes into talking about the ACC as a conference that has underproduced when hiring assistant coaches and believes the Big 12 has the best staffing compared to the Pac 12 and ACC. Bo and Dave start talking about Utah in a new conference and Dave breaks down that Utah will have a higher ease of schedule rating for years to come compared to schools that went to the Big 10 like Washington and Oregon. Dave talks about the ease of schedule Bob Stoops had at Oklahoma and says that Oklahoma was always in the top 5 for the category during his time as head coach. Bo asks Dave the repercussion's of Oklahoma going 6 and 6 this season and Dave says that Oklahoma ranks #1 in the ease of schedule rankings. Dave talks about the significant gap in ease of schedule between the SEC East and West and comparisons flare between Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, etc. Dave talks about the bottom of the west as far superior to the bottom of the east and he says that Ole Miss and Mississippi State would be the favorites to win the Big 12 this season. Dave breaks down the ease of schedule of both Mississippi State and Ole Miss and talks about the difference in percentages between the two schools. Bo asks Dave about the numbers that surrounded Mike Leach's time at Mississippi State and Dave mention Coach leach as a walking upset.

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In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the biggest characters out of the SEC coaches, Sam Pittman's perfect day and what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to game day live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about head coaches across the SEC and who the biggest characters are in their positions. This leads into audio from Sam Pittman about his perfect day that includes drinking "coldbeer" and eating Popeyes on his pontoon boat on the water. Jason says that he thinks that the majority of Mississippi State people wear boots to the junction on gameday and the text line gets hot. Bo and Jason look at what they think each fanbase wears to the tailgate and if Jason is actually bashing a fanbase.

Bo and the crew talk about if the Red Lobster cheddar biscuits are good, what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to games and fans just wanting to win in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about a fan calling in the day before talking about how LSU will beat both MSU and Ole Miss and they start talking about what LSU could do in the West. Bo and the crew look at the semifinal game between Ohio State and Georgia last year and talk about how close the Buckeyes were to preventing Georgia from going back-to-back. The guys talk about the cheddar biscuits at Red Lobster and Jason fights for what he loves while Bo tries to tear it down. Bo talks about what Urban Meyer did at Florida, both behind the scenes and on national TV and says that Florida fans don't care if sketchy things happened as long as they won. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the biggest characters out of the SEC coaches, Sam Pittman's perfect day and what Mississippi State and Ole Miss fans wear to game day live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about head coaches across the SEC and who the biggest characters are in their positions. This leads into audio from Sam Pittman about his perfect day that includes drinking "coldbeer" and eating Popeyes on his pontoon boat on the water. Jason says that he thinks that the majority of Mississippi State people wear boots to the junction on gameday and the text line gets hot. Bo and Jason look at what they think each fanbase wears to the tailgate and if Jason is actually bashing a fanbase.

Bo and the crew talk about the new Netflix documentary on the Florida Gators football teams, the expectations of coaching at Florida and what the documentary didn't show in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Wilderness Trail and how highly acclaimed the rye whiskey is in the market. Dan Mullen's time at Florida was filled with drama and winning and the guys talk about his relationship with Tim Tebow and Urban Meyer. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the way Urban Meyer coached his teams to greatness, Tim Tebow thriving in chaos and humble beginnings of stars live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the way Urban Meyer pushed his players to the limit in practice and workouts and how he produced championship teams. Bo and the crew talk about how Urban kicked two players off the team while everyone was still sitting in the plane on the tarmac. The guys look at former Gators Brandon Siles and Tim Tebow and how they came from humble beginnings to reach the pinnacle of college football. Bo and the crew talk about playing 2A football and what kind of players come from small football towns.

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In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about the way Urban Meyer coached his teams to greatness, Tim Tebow thriving in chaos and humble beginnings of stars live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the way Urban Meyer pushed his players to the limit in practice and workouts and how he produced championship teams. Bo and the crew talk about how Urban kicked two players off the team while everyone was still sitting in the plane on the tarmac. The guys look at former Gators Brandon Siles and Tim Tebow and how they came from humble beginnings to reach the pinnacle of college football. Bo and the crew talk about playing 2A football and what kind of players come from small football towns.

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best "dark horse" picks for the fantasy season and how to draft the best team live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter gives the tips on drafting strategies and believes that some roster changes haven't affected the production of other running backs. Peter gives his take for the biggest dark horse of the season and compares this player to a current breakout wide receiver. Peter tells Bo that he's done over 400 drafts since February and manages 10 to 15 different teams in the season.

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Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best time to take a QB in the draft and who could have an explosive season at wide receiver live in the BankPlus Studio. When to take a quarterback is a big part of fantasy drafts and Peter talks about how the rushing aspect has catapulted the position. Although it's important, Peter believes it's better to wait for QB's like Lamar Jackson or Justin Herbert to get the most value out of your pick. Bo asks Peter about auction drafts and if it's worth it to spend $80 on Justin Jefferson and Peter talks about that strategy feeling like giving away your first two picks for one guy. Peter talks about AJ Brown as a late first round or early second round pick and believes that if you draft him then you're embracing his volatility. Peter also talks about Garret Wilson possibly having a Devante Adams-like season with Aaron Rodgers.

Peter Overzet from FantasyLife.com joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about how early is to early to hold your fantasy draft and Sean Payton creating culture in Denver live in the BankPlus Studio. Peter talks about his ties to Denver and believes that Sean Payton will bring a culture shift and turn things around for the Broncos. Peter mentions the Patriots and thinks they have been managed poorly because they failed to surround their young QB with good talent on the outside. Bo asks Peter how early is too early to hold your draft and Peter tells that he started drafting right after the Super Bowl ended.

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Brock Purdy as the starting QB for San Francisco and the strength of Seattle live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike switch over to the NFC West and Mike talks about how Brock Purdy is the starting QB for the 49ers and that they will probably start trying to look for the most value for Trey Lance in the near future. Mike mentions the talent Seattle has acquired at wide receiver and running back and believes the Seahawks could push San Francisco in the division. Mike also mentions that Jamaal Adams is back for Seattle and that he could make a difference this season with his style of play.