Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about Will Rogers getting thrown in the fire early, the farthest road trips people have taken, and the tight end position in the NFL in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys start by talking about Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers and how the start of his career began compared to former Ole Miss and MSU quarterbacks. Bo mentions that Will was forced into the role as a freshman against an all SEC schedule and talks about what that experience could do to elevate Mississippi State. Bo talks about the pizza he had over the weekend and the text line begins to pop off about long road trips. Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Sean Payton's comments, the best tight ends in the NFL, and how the tight end position has changed live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about how he's not surprise with Sean Payton's comments and he believes that people are wrong when they say he is trying to make excuses just in case the team fails. Mike says that he believes Sean made the comments because he knows he has a good team and he's not wrong about the Broncos from last season. Mike and Bo go into the tight end position in the NFL and Mike breaks down the top 5 in the league. Mike talks about how the position has changed and how those changes have affected other positions such as outside linebackers. Bo asks Mike if this is the most talented tight end group in history and Mike talks about how technicalities can make that question a stretch. Mike talks about the talent of Taysom Hill and how there isn't any player like him but he's not a top 10 tight end.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talks about Mississippi State's possible win total, playing teams with equal recruiting and Ole Miss missing Vanderbilt next season live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the difference in media access between NFL and College practices and the reason behind the college restrictions. Bo talks about National Sandwich Month and tells his story about running food for for an attorney's office in downtown Jackson. The guys talk about expectations for Mississippi State in Zach Arnett's first season and Bo pins the team around 7 wins in a successful year. Bo breaks down MSU's matchups with teams that have close to equal recruiting such as Arkansas and South Carolina. The guys give the edge to the Bulldogs in the matchup with the Razorbacks but say the SC game is a toss up. Bo talks about Ole Miss losing Vanderbilt as a permanent opponent after the 2023 season.

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Bo and the crew talk about realistic expectations for MSU football this season, winnable SEC games, and Bo not driving to Atlanta in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the text line getting feisty about Ole Miss and Mississippi State predictions and how more than 6 wins would be great for either team. Bo talks about his trip back from Hattiesburg and the insanity around how Waffle House didn't have coffee ready at 5:30 am. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talks about Mississippi State's possible win total, playing teams with equal recruiting and Ole Miss missing Vanderbilt next season live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the difference in media access between NFL and College practices and the reason behind the college restrictions. Bo talks about National Sandwich Month and tells his story about running food for for an attorney's office in downtown Jackson. The guys talk about expectations for Mississippi State in Zach Arnett's first season and Bo pins the team around 7 wins in a successful year. Bo breaks down MSU's matchups with teams that have close to equal recruiting such as Arkansas and South Carolina. The guys give the edge to the Bulldogs in the matchup with the Razorbacks but say the SC game is a toss up. Bo talks about Ole Miss losing Vanderbilt as a permanent opponent after the 2023 season.

Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the next freshman star and the starting tight end for the 2023 season live in the BankPlus studio. Bo asks Jake who he thinks will be the most electric wide receiver for the Rebels and Jake mentions freshman Ayden Williams. Jake say that Williams has the possibility to be a standout freshman like Quinshon Judkins and Jake talks about the experience Ole Miss has at receiver to help the young player flourish. Bo asks Jake if he thinks Michael Trigg will be the starting tight end and Jake is confident the Rebels will have someone else put their hand in the dirt and possibly move Trigg to a receiver position.

Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the new Ole Miss football transfers and the quarterback battle in Oxford live in the BankPlus Studio. Jake talks about Clemson linebacker transfer TJ Dudley and the impact the former 4 star recruit can have on the defense. Bo asks Jake about Miami DB transfer Chris Graves and Jake talks about the talent of Graves as well as the issues with boosters happening at Miami. Jake says he's shocked with the success DC Pete Golding has had in the recruiting realm and notes that he continues to build the locker room. Bo asks Jake about the battle for the starting QB position and Bo says he believes Spencer Sanders will eventually take the reigns of the offense. Jake thinks Jaxson Dart will be the starter for the first game of the season but would be surprised if Sanders didn't come into the game early to split reps.

Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk about how the summer went and the experienced defense live in the BankPlus Studio. Will talks about this summer as the best summer he's had at Mississippi State and attributes the success to the practices in June. Will talks about the experience the Bulldogs have on defense and he praises the cornerstones of the unit for their reliability. Bo asks Will what it was like to throw against NFL level defensive backs in practice and Will talks about how some days could be pretty rough. Bo asks Will what he thinks about the media ranking him low and Will says that he doesn't pay attention to that and just works hard.

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Mississippi State Quarterback Will Rogers joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about learning the new offense and the talent of his team live in the BankPlus Studio. Will talks about what it's like being the veteran on the team and what it's like learning a new offense in his fourth year. Will talks about the process with coach Kevin Barbay and that the hardest part is learning the new terminology of the system. Will talks about this 2023 team as the most talented team he's played with in his career and what he sees for the Bulldogs this season. Will talks about the talent of Simeon Price and what the run game could do in the new system.

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Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing in the new style of offense and what the transition under a new coach has been like live in the BankPlus studio. Will talks about playing on a team that is filled with veteran players and how Bo makes him feel old. Will tells the show that the most difficult part of learning Kevin Barbay's offense was learning the new terminology and the system. Will talks about the experienced defense and how eh grew from throwing at great corners in practice, such as Emmanuel Forbes. Bo asks Will if he feels underrated by the media. Will responds that he doesn't pay attention to what is said about him and that he just wants to go out and play the best that Mississippi State can.

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Bo and the crew talk about using Tulu Griffin more in the new offense style for Mississippi State, expectations for the Johnny Manziel documentary, and preseason words from Will Rogers live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo recalls his memories as a coach for a 7 on 7 team in college and talks about printing off plays from the internet to win games. Bo and the crew talk about Mississippi State not using Tulu Griffin to the best of his abilities in past seasons and notes the importance of the wide receiver for Kevin Barbay and the new coaching staff. Bo talks about Mississippi State possibly putting tight ends to use in the new offense and Jason jokes around about former Ole Miss tight end stars. The guys look at the careers of Evan Engram and Dawson Knox and how the players have excelled in the NFL. Bo and the crew looks at the new Johnny Manziel documentary that will be released in August and they speculate about how much money he spent in his short career. Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing in the new style of offense and what the transition under a new coach has been like live in the BankPlus studio. Will talks about playing on a team that is filled with veteran players and how Bo makes him feel old. Will tells the show that the most difficult part of learning Kevin Barbay's offense was learning the new terminology and the system. Will talks about the experienced defense and how eh grew from throwing at great corners in practice, such as Emmanuel Forbes. Bo asks Will if he feels underrated by the media. Will responds that he doesn't pay attention to what is said about him and that he just wants to go out and play the best that Mississippi State can.

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Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the latest lands form the transfer portal for Ole Miss and question marks on the team live in the BankPlus Studio. Jake talks about Clemson linebacker transfer TJ Dudley and the impact the former 4 star recruit can have on the defense. Bo asks Jake about Miami DB transfer Chris Graves and Jake talks about the talent of Graves as well as the issues with boosters happening at Miami. Jake says he's shocked with the success DC Pete Golding has had in the recruiting realm and notes that he continues to build the locker room. Bo asks Jake about the battle for the starting QB position and Bo says he believes Spencer Sanders will eventually take the reigns of the offense. Jake thinks Jaxson Dart will be the starter for the first game of the season but would be surprised if Sanders didn't come into the game early to split reps. Bo and Jake talk about the tight end position for the Rebels and Jake believes Michael Trigg could not be the starting tight end.

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