Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about the weirdest foods people have eaten, Jason's new haircut that Bo didn't notice, and Jim Harbaugh's legacy in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys ask the listeners about the weirdest foods they've eaten and Bo talks about all the stuff he wouldn't eat. Bo talks about being a big fan of calamari and the best places in town to get the fried treat. Bo and the crew talk about Jason's haircut that Bo didn't notice and Bo thinks Jason is giving off military vibes. The guys talk about how important Breakfast is and Bo says that he's not a breakfast fan. College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years.

Bo and the crew break down the numbers of Phil Mickelson's gambling history, the Ole Miss QB battle, and all the fun of a beach trip in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at excerpts from Billy Walters' book about golfer Phil Mickelson's betting history and talk about the astounding wagers that were placed on events. Bo and the crew talk about Mickelson wagering over 1 billion dollars in three decades and what other golfers think of the news. Bo talks about his trip to the beach and the upside of going after kids ahve gone back to school. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Lane Kiffin picking his starting QB, Ole Miss needs to be harder to beat, and sitting at the bar live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about buffets and Bo believes that his buffet days left him 30 years go. Bo and the crew talk about national filet mignon day coming up over the weekend and they discuss what makes the perfect temperature and style for the best filet. The guys listen to audio of Lane Kiffin talking about how he is focusing on the team being harder to beat this season than they were at the end of the 2022 season. Kiffin talks about his version on success for the 2023 year is coaching better and playing better because you can't always control freak incidents that lead to game outcomes. Kiffin mentions that the team needs to be harder to beat and doesn't mean that they should win every game but should make another team really earn a win against his squad. Kiffin also talks about the QB battle happening in Oxford and Lane mentions that he would rather have a clear-cut starter going into the season but no one has separated themselves in practice. Bo wonders how many guys will start at quarterback throughout the season and he believes the number is at least 2. The guys talk about sitting at the bar at a restaurant and Bo mentions a GQ article he has kept close for a decade.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about Lane Kiffin picking his starting QB, Ole Miss needs to be harder to beat, and sitting at the bar live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about buffets and Bo believes that his buffet days left him 30 years go. Bo and the crew talk about national filet mignon day coming up over the weekend and they discuss what makes the perfect temperature and style for the best filet. The guys listen to audio of Lane Kiffin talking about how he is focusing on the team being harder to beat this season than they were at the end of the 2022 season. Kiffin talks about his version on success for the 2023 year is coaching better and playing better because you can't always control freak incidents that lead to game outcomes. Kiffin mentions that the team needs to be harder to beat and doesn't mean that they should win every game but should make another team really earn a win against his squad. Kiffin also talks about the QB battle happening in Oxford and Lane mentions that he would rather have a clear-cut starter going into the season but no one has separated themselves in practice. Bo wonders how many guys will start at quarterback throughout the season and he believes the number is at least 2. The guys talk about sitting at the bar at a restaurant and Bo mentions a GQ article he has kept close for decade.

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College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Michigan and Ohio States talent and the growing gap between Kirby Smart and Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years. Dan talks about how he believes Ohio State will consistently have the talent to be able to beat anyone in the country.

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College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the downfall of the Rose Bowl and Jim Harbaugh as a great coach live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay.

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the talent Ole Miss has at wide receiver and who will start at tight end live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg and why he hasn't produced like the program had hoped. Tom talks about Trigg being overblown at USC because of the lack of talent surrounding him and how the landscape changed in Oxford. Bo asks Tom about transfer tight end Caden Prieskorn and Tom talks about the former Memphis Tiger as an important addition because of his conference and career accolades. Tom breaks down the Ole Miss receivers and what could be possible for transfer Zakhari Franklin on the outside. Bo and Tom look at the Ole Miss talent and believes it will be a group effort rather than a breakout talent.

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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Florida State could leave the ACC and the future of the conference live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Tom talk about how the Longhorn Network helped ESPN keep Texas and worked towards their eventual move to the SEC. Bo believes there will soon be a fight over North Carolina and NC State between the SEC and Big 10 and that Florida State and Clemson might not have a seat at the table. Tom talks about how Florida State's exit fee would be around $120 million and it could cost hundreds of millions more to cover the legal fees. Tom believes that the ACC will stand strong because they have a higher revenue share and the conference is stable for now. Bo asks Tom if the conference changes will change his game calling schedule and Tom talks about a change in TV times and what will show besides Big 10 games. Tom talks about the possibility of more games moving from conference networks like the SEC and ACC Network.

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College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about what happened to the Pac 12, the future of ACC schools and Ole Miss receiver talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about how he was filling in for someone on a PAC 12 radio station when all of the news started to drop on teams leaving the conference and Tom says it was the most awkward three hours of his career. Tom talks about the reaction of the PAC 12 downfall and recalls USC not allowing any teams to join the conference only to leave with UCLA the next year.

College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years.

Bo and the crew talk about the Barstool deal with Penn Gaming, Greg Sankey's relationship with other commissioners, and the biggest news from the Big 10 in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down the acquisition of Barstool Sports by president Dave Portnoy from Penn Gaming and how the big deal will affect sports betting in the future. The guys talk about how Penn gaming wasn't able to capture the sports betting market through their deal with Barstool and how a deal with ESPN encouraged Penn to cut ties with Barstool. The guys listen to audio from Greg Sankey about his relationship with former Big 10 commissioner Kevin Warren and his relationships with current commissioners. Bo talks about the biggest mistake the Big 10 has made and something Ole Miss and Mississippi State should never focus on adding: more sports. The guys talk about how most of the other sports don't bring in revenue for the school and they take away from operation costs. College football insider Dan Wetzel joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Pac 12's implosion, Jim Harbaugh as a staple, and Kirby Smart passing Nick Saban live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dan if he was surprised that the Pac 12 couldn't get a deal done soon enough and Dan talks about how his surprise surrounds the Big 10 reaching a deal so soon. Dan talks about how the Pac 12 implosion could have been avoided 15 to 20 years ago and now the sport is run by the TV networks. Bo asks Dan about his thoughts surrounding the technical death of the Rose Bowl and Dan mentions how the bowl game has never been the same since the implementation of the BCS system. Dan starts to talk about Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh and how he is coming off back-to-back wins over Ohio State after years of dominance by the buckeyes. Dan talks about Harbaugh as a personality and his tendencies as a coach stemming from who he was as a player in college and in the NFL. Dan mentions that coach Harbaugh used to pick fights with the biggest names in the NFL and that he isn't surprised the coaching veteran continues to do so. Bo asks Dan about the continuous conversations that surround Harbaugh leaving Michigan and going to the NFL every year and Dan talks about how the head coach handles the rumors. Dan mentions Harbaugh openly talking about interviewing for the Vikings head coach job in 2021 and Michigan fans not starting a riot over it because as long as they beat Ohio State then everything is okay. Dan speaks on the difference between the level of talent at Michigan and Ohio State and how a Michigan head coach can do no wrong after beating the buckeyes. Bo and Dan talk about Kirby Smart overtaking Nick Saban at the top of the pack in the SEC and how this is the first time in recent memory that Nick Saban has been behind another SEC team for consecutive years.