Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about who will be a breakout player at Ole Miss, the validity of the NFL Top 100 list, and conference realignment in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus studio. The guys look at the NFL Top 10 players and Bo talks about how he thinks the top 10 should be all quarterbacks. Bo and the crew listen to audio from former Mississippi State player Chris Jones about how he thinks he should be in the top five and his disappointment on hearing otherwise. The guys look at the wide receivers and tight ends at Ole Miss and they wonder what are realistic expectations for a team without a true #1. BO wonders about possibilities for freshman Ayden Williams and what Memphis transfer Caden Prieskorn can do at the tight end position. The guys talk about who could make the biggest impact as a freshman at Mississippi schools between Suntarine Perkins at Ole Miss and Isaac Smith at Mississippi State. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap betweeen Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs.

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. 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. Bo switches over to news about Ole Miss and asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg. 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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Bo and the crew talk about the state of the SEC after conference realignment, the tight end battle at Ole Miss, and the future of the ACC in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo is at the beach so the guys talk about his vacation and a guest coming back onto the show for the first time in a while. Bo and the crew listen to audio from Greg Sankey about the SEC not needing to be in four time zones in order to have the entire country watching the conference. The guys talk about Greg Sankey holding his ground with the SEC and the fact that they don't need to go out looking for schools to join. Bo and the crew look at the tight end competition at Ole Miss and the guys talk about the money spent on the position through NIL. 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. 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. Bo switches over to news about Ole Miss and asks Tom to talk about Lane Kiffin's frustration surrounding TE Michael Trigg. 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.

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the numbers behind the Egg Bowl and who came out on top with conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs. 

Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Texas having an elite staff, what LSU and the numbers behind Ohio State vs Michigan live in the BankPlus Studio.Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing in the SEC and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave looks at Texas' staff and notes that they could have the most talented coaches besides the head job in the entire country. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Dave talks about the recent success of Michigan but will still take Ohio State the majority of the time.

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Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matric joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Alabama's decline in staffing hires and the growing gap between Georgia live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo and Dave look at other SEC East teams and how they have built up their hires since Alabama ran the table in staffing.

Bo and the crew talk about Bobby Petrino's relationship with Jimbo Fisher, if the SEC will pick up other schools, and the biggest winners from conference realignment in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys play audio from Bobby Petrino talking about how Jimbo Fisher is the boss and how he's learned a lot from the head coach. Bo believes Petrino's statements are kind lies and thinks that he will make one last push at a head coach job if he succeeds at Texas A&M. the guys look at schools that have everything they need to win and havent in recent years and Bo talks about possible landing spots for Petrino. The guys look at what schools are left in the world of conference realignment and which schools conferences could fight over. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap between Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs.

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Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the gap betweeen Georgia and Alabama, the biggest winners of the conference realignment, and Egg Bowl predictions live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave uses his staffing analytics to look back at Nick Saban's staff from 2011 and talks about the group as the most talented staff from 2009 to 2023. Dave and Bo look at the staffing rankings today and see that Nick Saban does not even have a top 20 staff. Dave talks about Georgia closing the gap in the talent and staffing departments and how they are now the team to beat in the SEC. Bo asks who would be #3 in staffing and Dave gives a name that is not even in the conference...yet. Dave talks about the history of the SEC East and how the biggest schools in the division had down years at the easiest time to win. Bo and Dave talk about how Missouri coach Gary Pinkal was able to capture two SEC East titles while coaching the tigers. Dave uses the numbers to compare recruiting and staffing between Ohio State and Michigan in order to help predict the future matchups between the two. Bo asks Dave about what the numbers say pertaining to the Egg Bowl and the guys take into account all factors. Dave looks at the fact that Mississippi State has one of the youngest coaching staffs in the sport and Ole Miss has two superior play callers in Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding. Dave talks about both programs being pretty even and the excitement surrounding the game in 2023. Bo asks Dave to give his overall view on conference realignment and Dave talks about the fact that everything was done for money. He looks at the biggest winners and losers and talks about Oregon and Washington switching from being in a conference with 5 top 30 recruiters to a conference with 11. Dave looks at Utah and talks about how they will now be the #1 recruiter in teh Big 12 and the implications that could have for the College Football Playoffs.

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Bo and the crew talk about who could win the Ole Miss quarterback battle, news surrounding baseball transfer Braden Montgomery, and if you can teach accuracy in the NFL in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the latest news surrounding Stanford transfer pitcher Braden Montgomery and how the NIL has impacted recruiting big name transfers. Bo asks Jason if he got his friend bad whiskey and the guys talk about the alcohol volume levels of their favorite bourbon. Bo and the crew get into the quarterback battle at Ole Miss and talk about who could take the reigns as the starter. The guys look at the experience Spencer Sanders has from playing at Oklahoma State and Jason shows distrust in Darts accuracy based on last season. Bo talks about the talent of Jaxson Dart and notes that Lane Kiffin is hard to nail down with his mad scientist tactics. Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if you can teach a QB accuracy, the role of running QB's in the NFL, and how Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the strategy the Colts are suing with Anthony Richardson and if it is better to let a young quarterback sit and gain experience or throw him into the fire and let him learn. Steve talks about how Richardson wasn't very accurate in college and Bo uses a quote from late coach Mike Leach to ask if he thinks accuracy is teachable. Steve talks about the improvements Josh Allena and Lamar Jackson made with accuracy but attributes Lamar Jackson's accuracy to his ability to create throws with his legs. Bo asks Steve if Dak needs to be more mobile in order to increase his accuracy and Steve talks about the benefits of a well-balanced quarterback in and out of the pocket. Bo asks Steve why he believes that Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott and Steve talks about the raw talent the former Oregon Duck displays.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about conference realignment with TV viewership, a fight for North Carolina, and the growing gap between Alabama and Georgia live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at what the conference realignment moves have done to expand viewership in different parts of the country, such as UCLA and USC gaining west coast eyes for the conference. Bo also talks about the impact the changes have on parents that will now have to travel hundreds of miles for conference games. Bo and the crew look at the best remaining schools and talk about North Carolina as the prized possession left for the SEC and Big 10. The guys talk about the possibility of Notre Dame joining the Big 10 and the possible TV deal the Fighting Irish could grab with the move. Bo looks at the last 12 years of Alabama and Georgia football and talks about the differences of coaching and recruiting in that time. Bo believes that Georgia is widening the gap and talks about if Alabama can retake the lead in the SEC and the country.

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