Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss going into the Alabama game, eating 4 meals a day, and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the first three games for Ole Miss and how non-conference games could prepare the team for Alabama in week 4. Bo and Jason talk about Lane Kiffin saying "get your popcorn ready" and Bo doesn't believe Jason when he says he was embarrassed by the statement. The phrase gets the guys on the topic of popcorn and Bo talks about how good Louisiana Hot Sauce is on popcorn while Jason doesn't trust it. Bo and the crew talk about their eating habits and Bo can't believe that Jason eats 4 meals a day. New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton, the best player for the Saints right now and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff if he was surprised that Sean Payton went after Nathaniel Hackett like he did and Jeff says that it was the name dropping, not the attitude, that surprised him. Jeff talks about the unwritten rule between coaches that you don't name a coach specifically when attacking a program and that some fans actually like Sean Payton making himself and the team into bad guys. Jeff talks about how Sean does have friends but his attitude causes him to alienate himself, especially to people like Robert Saleh and staff of the NY Jets. Jeff mentions that Sean runs hot but it's no a part of his nature and some people love him or hate him for it. Bo asks Jeff about Sean Payton's west coast living and Jeff confirms that he is one of the only coaches to have a brand deal with a company like Jordan. Jeff says that people in New Orleans get tired of him reporting on Sean Payton but he believes the best coach in Saints history will always be valuable news. Bo and Jeff compare Sean and Hugh Freeze together and break down the similarities between the two coaches. Jeff uses Jimmy Graham and Brandin Cooks as examples of the type of people Sean and Hugh are. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about do's and don'ts for the Ole Miss/Tulane Game in Nola, talent for Mississippi State and LSU vs FSU live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about week one matchups for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and Jason brings up that the Tulane game is no walk in the park for Ole Miss. Bo disagrees but talks about Tulane having a campus stadium and the draw to have the green wave as an away opponent for any SEC school. Bo talks about the do's and don'ts for fans when they travel to New Orleans and how people need to explore the fun that lies away from the French Quarter. The guys talk about Mike Leach and listen to a quote from Zach Arnett talking about Coach Leach listening to Spanish lessons before games. Bo breaks down the scoring efficiency ratings for both Mike Leach and Zach Arnett and notes that the fact the team won nine games was huge. The guys believes that the Bulldogs actually have more "tip-the-field" talent this year and that the first two games of the season will be a good test for Arnett and the squad.

Bo and the crew talk about who is likely to win the CFP Championship, what Lincoln Riley can do at USC and the top NFC teams in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at possible teams that could win the national championship and Bo lists the usual suspects with Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State and LSU. Bo looks at Michigan and USC and talks about how the level of talent is not up to the standard of the top teams but has the ability to compete with the best. The guys break down Lincoln Riley at USC and Jason notes that he now has three Heisman winners on his resume. Bo talks about how Riley was able to walk in on a good Oklahoma program and how his resume may not tell the full story on his coaching abilities. The guys look at the best NFC teams and talk about how New Orleans Saints insider Mike Detillier did not put the Cowboys in the top 5. Bo and the crew talk about the best teams and if it is necessary for Dak to play in the preseason games. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about do's and don'ts for the Ole Miss/Tulane Game in Nola, talent for Mississippi State and LSU vs FSU live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about week one matchups for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and Jason brings up that the Tulane game is no walk in the park for Ole Miss. Bo disagrees but talks about Tulane having a campus stadium and the draw to have the green wave as an away opponent for any SEC school. Bo talks about the do's and don'ts for fans when they travel to New Orleans and how people need to explore the fun that lies away from the French Quarter. The guys talk about Mike Leach and listen to a quote from Zach Arnett talking about Coach Leach listening to Spanish lessons before games. Bo breaks down the scoring efficiency ratings for both Mike Leach and Zach Arnett and notes that the fact the team won nine games was huge. The guys believes that the Bulldogs actually have more "tip-the-field" talent this year and that the first two games of the season will be a good test for Arnett and the squad.

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Bo and the crew talk about John Rhys Plumlee's potential in the NFL, the first game for Mississippi State and Ole Miss and wild parlays in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee now playing in a Power 5 conference again and talks about his possible NFL level talent. Bo notes that if Sam Howell can play for the Washington Commanders then John Rhys can find a spot on a roster. The guys talk about the cooler weather that has hit recently and imagine if it feels this good for the first week of football for MSU and Ole Miss. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about hitting 9 game parlays, big games for Notre Dame this season and the Michael Oher lawsuit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about placing bets at the Golden Moon Casino and how 9 team parlays can get your juices flowing on a good football weekend. Bo and the crew talk food and Bo admits to Jason that he ate one of his onion rings earlier in the week. The guys talk about the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and touch on notes Chuck Mullins gave about restrictions surrounding the case. Chuck mentioned that time is a big factor in the lawsuit and the guys discuss that this is also true in the public eye with importance. Bo talks about no one really caring about this story or stories like it when football season starts rolling.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about hitting 9 game parlays, big games for Notre Dame this season and the Michael Oher lawsuit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about placing bets at the Golden Moon Casino and how 9 team parlays can get your juices flowing on a good football weekend. Bo and the crew talk food and Bo admits to Jason that he ate one of his onion rings earlier in the week. The guys talk about the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and touch on notes Chuck Mullins gave about restrictions surrounding the case. Chuck mentioned that time is a big factor in the lawsuit and the guys discuss that this is also true in the public eye with importance. Bo talks about no one really caring about this story or stories like it when football season starts rolling.

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Dallas can still make the playoffs if the Eagles win the NFC East live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike talk about the possibility of the Cowboys still making the playoffs even if the NFC East is won by the Eagles. Mike talks about how hiring Mike McCarthy as head coach was a taking a big chance and wonders if the risk pays off.

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the quarterback situation in San Francisco and if the team wasted a pick live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Mike talk about Seattle and Mike believes that the Seahawks could surprise the 49ers in the NFC West and take control over the #1 spot. Mike says he does not see the Rams to make a comeback next season due to the lack of strength on their offensive line and too many questions on the team. Mike Detillier looks at the quarterback situation in San Francisco and thinks the team made a mistake with Trey Lance at quarterback because of the potential Brock Purdy has exhibited. Mike says that Trey Lance is struggling and it seems like the game comes more naturally to Brock Purdy, making it a possibility the team wasted a pick on the higher QB.

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the top 5 NFC teams, the young defense of the Eagles and the QB situation in San Francisco live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike breaks down the top 5 teams in the NFC and starts with the Eagles. Mike believes the offense is set in stone but the defense has question marks with new Georgia rookies filling gaps. Mike goes into San Francisco at #2 and says that he thinks the true QB is Brock Purdy. Mike puts Seattle at #3 because of their young talent but isn't sure how far Geno Smith can take the team. Mike gives Detroit the #4 spot because of their young aggressive team and puts Dallas and New Orleans at a tie for #5. Mike talks about how the running back position in Philadelphia is done by committee and how the rest of the league may be leaning towards this format for the position.

NFL insider and Cleveland Browns super fan Chuck Mullins joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the logistics of the Michael Oher case live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what could happen in the Michael Oher lawsuit against the Touhy's and Chuck talks about time being a large factor in the case. Chuck talks about a legal term "latches" and says that if you delay bringing up an issue, after a certain period of time you could be denied benefits. Chuck also talks about the ability for people in Tennessee to adopt someone over the age of 18 and that the Touhy's were not necessarily telling the truth. Bo and Chuck talk about the possibility of the case being thrown out or if big money will change hands.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Chuck talk about the talent of Deshaun Watson, bias against Dak Prescott, and Fantasy Football traditions and punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Chuck talk about what Deshaun Watson was able to do in Houston and the talent he brings to Cleveland. The guys look at and compare the bias, or lack of, between Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts and talk about how Dak has had very little talent around him in Dallas. Chuck talks about how much he likes watching the Monday Night Football Special of Eli and Peyton Manning and how they are a lot better than the other football productions happening now. Bo and Chuck talk about fantasy football strategies and the old days of drafting players. Bo and Chuck go through a list of punishments for last place finishers in fantasy football leagues and talk about the best and worst they hear.

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