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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.

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Bo and the crew talk about Hardy's relationship with Mississippi State and Busch Light, buying merchandise at games, and expectations for the New Orleans Saints in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo seeing an ad with Hardy and Busch light at Two Brothers in Starkville and how Hardy has used his influence to pair with brands he loves. Jason talks about his first steak from Koestler Prime and the guys talk about just how good Mississippi State cheese is. The guys look at Bo's Atlanta Braves hat and start talking about if buying merchandise at the game is the best way to do it. Bo and the crew start talking about local places to get jerseys framed and Jason brings up Hobby Lobby, which sparks the discussion of boy scout car races. 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, the guys discuss cheating on the ACT, the most exciting players Bo has seen and where Johnny Manziel falls on that list and fantasy football punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about how much money Johnny Manziel made for Texas A&M during his breakout season and what he could have produced if the current NIL rules were in place. Bo talks about Johnny as the most exciting player he's seen in person and compares him to NFL and college legends. The guys look at different ways to hold a fantasy football draft and they start talking about the best punishments for people that get last place in their league. Bo mentions one of the punishments being to take the SAT and the guys ask the listeners if they have ever been able to cheat on a high profile test like the ACT or SAT. The guys look at a list of punishments and talk about the worst ones.

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Bo and the crew talk about the best punishments for Fantasy Football losers, the types of mustaches in sports and the Johnny Manziel documentary in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Johnny Manziel documentary and break down some of the funniest moments in the feature. Bo and the crew talk about the amount of money Manziel made for the school and how NIL would have benefitted the young star while he was at Texas A&M. The guys look at what coaches have had mustaches in the NFL and at Mississippi schools and what kind of physiques came with the facial hair. Bo and the crew look at Jason's fantasy football team and how new NFL QB's need to prove themselves this season. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys discuss cheating on the ACT, the most exciting players Bo has seen and where Johnny Manziel falls on that list and fantasy football punishments live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about how much money Johnny Manziel made for Texas A&M during his breakout season and what he could have produced if the current NIL rules were in place. Bo talks about Johnny as the most exciting player he's seen in person and compares him to NFL and college legends. The guys look at different ways to hold a fantasy football draft and they start talking about the best punishments for people that get last place in their league. Bo mentions one of the punishments being to take the SAT and the guys ask the listeners if they have ever been able to cheat on a high profile test like the ACT or SAT. The guys look at a list of punishments and talk about the worst ones.

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Notre Dame will make a move to the Big 10 and when FSU and Clemson will be let out live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10.

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm bureau guest line talking about how Fox has handled the conference realignment and why North Carolina would make sense for the SEC live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports.

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College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the destruction of the Pac 12 and TV Network battles for schools live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson.

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Bo and the crew talk Mississippi State baseball and football, Phil Mickelson's gambling issues, and the state of college football in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Mississippi State missing out on Braden Montgomery and news from football fall camp live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery headingh to Texas A&M instead of Mississippi State and believs that the Luke Holman news was harder to hear than this transfer. Steve talks about the talent at Mississippi State that people forget about, such as Bradley Loftin, and believes that the team isn't completely lost without landing one or both of the two big transfers this summer. Bo and Steve switch over to football and talk about the status of the secondary with new faces at defensive back for the Bulldogs. Steve says that although the unit is fairly newer, the team is probably right where they want to be at this point in fall. Steve talks about MSU having practices in the farm field like they used to and he believes it helps build toughness and a closer bond between players. Steve tells Bo that he thinks MSU will run the ball about 50% of the time, a huge jump from last season.College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about where the SEC will go next with realignment, TV Network battles for schools, and Notre Dames future live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10.

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about where the SEC will go next with realignment, TV Network battles for schools, and Notre Dames future live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross talks about who is at fault for the implosion of the PAC 12 and he also pins it on west coast residents having a smaller interest in football. BO and Ross break down how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and helped navigate the eventual move to the SEC. Bo asks Ross if he believes the SEC will throw down for North Carolina and Ross talks about the deals that are in place in order for the ACC to make sure they don't go anywhere. Ross talks about how states that don't have SEC schools are more attractive in terms of addition than schools like FSU and Clemson. Ross mentions that the battle for new schools would mainly be between ESPN and Fox rather than the SEC and the Big 10. The guys break down North Carolina and how the athletics, as well as the campus, fit the SEC but the academics fit the Big 10. Bo asks Ross if he believes the Big 10 jumped the gun when adding teams and Ross believes that the recent news has shown who runs the show in this era. Ross thinks that the fall of the PAC 12 is a bad sign for collegiate sports. Bo asks Ross on the future for Notre Dame and Ross says that the Fighting Irish is close to a deal with NBC. Ross thinks that Notre Dame will not make a move for a while and tells a story that illustrates the pride the school has in staying independent. Bo asks Ross about Miami and he said he could see Miami making a move to the Big 10 that would benefit the school. Bo and Ross look at Stanford and Cal and talk about how the schools have offered to reduce the money they make and they still weren't let into the Big 10.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Mississippi State missing out on Braden Montgomery and news from football fall camp live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery headingh to Texas A&M instead of Mississippi State and believs that the Luke Holman news was harder to hear than this transfer. Steve talks about the talent at Mississippi State that people forget about, such as Bradley Loftin, and believes that the team isn't completely lost without landing one or both of the two big transfers this summer. Bo and Steve switch over to football and talk about the status of the secondary with new faces at defensive back for the Bulldogs. Steve says that although the unit is fairly newer, the team is probably right where they want to be at this point in fall. Steve talks about MSU having practices in the farm field like they used to and he believes it helps build toughness and a closer bond between players. Steve tells Bo that he thinks MSU will run the ball about 50% of the time, a huge jump from last season.

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