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Noxubee County Head Football Coach Teddy Young joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the talent of Suntarine Perkins and what the best recruit from the state did in the state championship live in the BankPlus Studio. Coach Young talks about the talent of Perkins and the size that set him apart from the rest of his competition. Coach Young tells the show that his team ran an inside zone in the first drive of the game and Suntarine Perkins came from the other side of the field and made the tackle. Coach Young also talks about Perkins running for a 72 yard touchdown in the first play on offense and how he outran the fastest players Noxubee had. Coach Young talks about Perkins as a top 5 talent that he's ever seen or coached against and how he set himself apart from everyone else. Bo and the crew talks about Aaron Rodgers comparing Garrett Wilson's talent to Devante Adams and what might lie in the future for the veteran QB.

Bo and the crew talks about Jack Lamberts neck pad, Mike Leach not allowing players to sit, and Aaron Rodgers at the Jets in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about airport beers and how long is too long for Bo taking flights. Bo thinks Jason had the juice to play fullback in high school and the physique you need to tote the rock. Bo and the crew talk about Noxubee county football and they look at what kind of players are produced in rural places. BO talks about areas like Noxubee having a reputation as hard-nose football towns and sitting down at practice is a big no-no. The guys talk about Mike Leach taking chairs away from his players and how football is different than it used to be. Noxubee County Head Football Coach Teddy Young joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the talent of Suntarine Perkins and what the best recruit from the state did in the state championship live in the BankPlus Studio. Coach Young talks about the talent of Perkins and the size that set him apart from the rest of his competition. Coach Young tells the show that his team ran an inside zone in the first drive of the game and Suntarine Perkins came from the other side of the field and made the tackle. Coach Young also talks about Perkins running for a 72 yard touchdown in the first play on offense and how he outran the fastest players Noxubee had. Coach Young talks about Perkins as a top 5 talent that he's ever seen or coached against and how he set himself apart from everyone else.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm bureau guest line talking about why Justin Herbert is a better quarterback than Dak Prescott and the Saints as the favorites in the NFC South live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Steve why he believes Justin Herbert is a better Quarterback than Dak and Steve talks about the raw talent Herbert has displayed and the way he uses it. Steve also talks about how Herbert remains more reserved with is passes, which gives him the advantage in accuracy but also prevents him from making the special throws that could win games. Bo asks Steve about Derek Carr in New Orleans and Steve believes that Carr is a mid-tier quarterback that is better than what the team had last year. Steve talks about Carr playing his best when he has a deep threat and when he develops a connection with a receiver.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm bureau guest line talking about Dak Prescott's ability to win from inside and outside of the pocket and if teaching accuracy is possible live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo uses a Mike Leach quote to ask Steve if ti is possible to teach quarterbacks accuracy and Steve says that it is possible but it must be taught in a different way. Steve uses Bills Qb Josh Allen and his improvements at accuracy as an example of the possibility to teach QB's to be more accurate. Steve also talks about Lamar Jackson's increase in accuracy but also attributes this to his ability to create throws with his legs. Bo asks Steve if he thinks Dak Prescott should be more mobile and Steve notes that Dak must decipher when to win the game from inside and outside the pocket.

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Bo and the crew talk about Mississippi towns that produce football players, expectations for Pete Golding at Ole Miss, and Will Rogers learning the new offense in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Jason playing high school football and the size of players St. Joe would play against. Bo and the crew break down what towns in Mississippi produce hard-nose, cornbread-eating guys that play hard and Bassfield makes the top of the list. Bo talks about how Guy Fieri began to build his culinary empire off of a contest to see who sold the most Cabo Wabo tequila. College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about how Will Rogers can adjust to a new offense, the implications of the FSU vs LSU game to start the season and what fans can expect from Texas A&M vs Miami live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about Clemson as the favorite to win the ACC but believes Florida State has closed the gap under Mike Norvell. Tom and Bo talk about the week one game of LSU vs FSU and Tom believes LSU has more talent but the game could be just as close as last year. Tom talks about the game to open the season as a matchup similar to a possible College Football Playoff game. Tom switches over to Texas A&M and talks about how they need to start winning pivotal games in order to change the narrative around the program. Tom talks about Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers and how he can adapt to a new offense under Kevin Barbay. Tom believes Barbay's offense could be good for Will because a more balanced approach takes more pressure off the quarterback and allows him to play more comfortably. Tom believes you can't put a price on Will Rogers' experience when it comes to learning a new offense and thinks the transition will be a lot better than if he was a new QB. Tom tells the audience that if they want to get a sneak peak of Mississippi State's run game for this year they should watch the App State vs Texas A&M game from last season.

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.

Bo and the crew talk about Bo's favorite basketball players in the 80's, how guy Fieri started to build his fortune, and how mobile quarterbacks create their own throws in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the Bad Boy Pistons and how Bill Laimbeer's style of play matched his "lumberjack" physique. The show brings on a caller interested in Bo's opinion on what Pete Golding will produce in his first year as defensive coordinator for Ole Miss. Bo breaks down the schedule and wonders if the defense can hold Auburn and Texas A&M to a reasonable score in order to win. The guys talk about how famous chef Guy Fieri began to build his fortune and used his sales skills to do so. Bo talks about a contest rock star Sammy Hagar put on for his tequila and describes how Fieri engineered his path to success. 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 talks about friends who go after older women, Bo's Tony Kornheiser story, and how MSU cheese can elevate Jason's breakfast live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the Jets vs Browns NFL HOF game tonight and Bo mentions the rumors that circulated around Jets QB Zach Wilson and a relationship with his moms friend. Bo talks about his trip to Washington DC in 2000 and watching Tony Kornheiser do his show in an ESPN Zone. Bo talks about Kornheiser's personality and the decision to move his studio to the Alumni House after the trip. Jason talks about what he had for breakfast and Bo becomes concerned with the cheese he puts in his grits. Bo talks about how great Mississippi State cheese is and tells Jason that he needs to replace whatever he has with some fresh jalapeno cheese.