Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Millsaps College Head Baseball Coach and Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame inductee joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey to Jackson and what it's like to be inducted into the HOF live in the BankPlus Studio. Jim talks about what it was like getting the call that he would be inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame and all of the former players that have reached out with their support. Bo asks Jim about his journey to Millsaps and Coach talks about going from Virginia to Jackson and being accompanied by many other students from his same school. Jim tells Bo about his favorite players growing up and notes that his favorite player of any sport was Joe Theismann. Jim tells of his experiences growing up as a fan of the Washington Redskins, and now Commanders, and talks about his favorite sports memories from his youth.

Millsaps College Head Baseball Coach and Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Inductee Jim Page joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the science behind pitching today and the state of youth baseball live in the BankPlus Studio. Jim talks about pitching as a priority in his program and talks about how the science behind a pitch has changed drastically in the last 30 years. Jim goes into the different styles of training and preparation pitchers use today and the technology that surrounds the game to elevate play each year. Bo asks Jim his opinions on the state of youth baseball today and what he thinks about the possibility that some parents are over-playing their children. Jim talks about the fact that some kids are traveling to different states to play and stay in hotel rooms and the possibility of them getting burned out on the sport. Jim talks about kids needing the opportunity to play other sports and be involved in other things to keep the game fresh to them. Bo tells Jim about a text he received on the coaches career and Jim talks about a Mississippi legend and his son's legendary name.

Bo and the crew talk about possible outcomes in the Ole Miss QB situation and what could be in store for MSU QB Will Rogers with a new offense live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the quarterback situation at Ole Miss between Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders and Bo talks about the Rebels looking at Walker Howard as the future. Bo and the crew speculate what would happen with Jaxson Dart if Spencer Sanders takes the job and the team is already invested in Howard for the years to come. The guys talk about Will Rogers in his fourth year at MSU and break down what it could be like for the veteran QB in a new style of offense. Bo mentions Kevin Barabay's different methods and types of play calls and he wonders if the results will be positive or negative. Bo and the crew look at the talent MSU has at wide receiver and begin to think back at all of the wide receivers Ole Miss has had in the past, as well as the lack of a standout for the Rebels this coming season. Bo talks about Lane Kiffin's ability to build talent that comes into the program and mentions some of the best wide receivers to come through Oxford in recent years.

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In the SEC insider hit, Bo talks about the quarterback battle at Ole Miss. Bo talks about the concern among fans about driving Jaxon Dart away if he doesn't start at the beginning of the season. Bo discusses more about Spencer Sanders and Jaxon Dart, and also talks about Walker Howard being the future for the Rebels. Bo talks more about Lane Kiffin's offense and how he will utilize some key players. Bo talks to Jason about his "suburban" lifestyle. Jason shares about growing garden and going to local food markets. Bo and Jason also talk about going to the gym and Bo wonders if he should start pumping iron.

Bo and crew talk college football and the Y'all Lifestyle in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo discusses interesting news out of the college football world as Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh was suspended for the first four games of the season by the NCAA. Bo talks about Will Rogers and how he will handle the new offensive scheme from new offensive coordinator Kevin Barbay. Bo breaks down key players in State's offense and who will need to step up for the Bulldogs this season. Bo also talks about talented players to come out of Oxford in recent years and how Lane Kiffin has managed the talent of his players. In the SEC insider hit, Bo talks about the quarterback battle at Ole Miss. Bo talks about the concern among fans about driving Jaxon Dart away if he doesn't start at the beginning of the season. Bo talks more about Lane Kiffin's offense and how he will utilize some key players. Bo talks to Jason about his "suburban" lifestyle. Jason shares about growing garden and going to local food markets. Bo and Jason also talk about going to the gym and Bo wonders if he should start pumping iron.

Head baseball coach for Millsaps and newest inductee into the MS Sports HOF Jim Page joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking this amazing honor. Jim gives listeners a backstory on growing up in Virginia and how he ended up in Jackson to play baseball for Millsaps. Bo asks Jim to name some of his favorite baseball players growing up. Jim also talks about being a huge fan of Joe Theismann as a kid. Jim talks about his long career of coaching for Millsaps and talks about some of the other members of the newest HOF class. Jim wraps up the hour by saying that he wishes for parents to not over play kids at a young age.

Bo and crew talk Dak's offseason, Luke Holman in the transfer portal, and Jim Page joins in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the show talking NFL news. Bo shares the story about Dak Prescott's offseason and how he is drawing national attention. Bo discusses how current and former players and coaches talk about Dak's leadership on and off the field. Bo talks to Jason about famous professional athletes named Joe. Bo mentions the transfer portal battle for former Alabama pitcher Luke Holman and talks on whether or not MSU fans should be worried yet. Head baseball coach for Millsaps and newest inductee into the MS Sports HOF Jim Page joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking this amazing honor. Jim gives listeners a backstory on growing up in Virginia and how he ended up in Jackson to play baseball for Millsaps. Bo asks Jim to name some of his favorite baseball players growing up. Jim also talks about being a huge fan of Joe Theismann as a kid. Jim talks about his long career of coaching for Millsaps and talks about some of the other members of the newest HOF class. Jim wraps up the hour by saying that he wishes for parents to not over play kids at a young age.

Former Major League and Mississippi State pitcher Paul Maholm joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his transition from the Minor Leagues to the Majors and his favorite places to play live in the BankPlus Studio. Paul talks about his first game in the MLB and how the promotion came at the perfect time for him and his family. Paul talks about his first two pitches as less than ideal with one pitching getting hit off the top of the wall but he closed out the game without any runs. Bo asks Paul where his favorite ballparks to play were and Paul notes that Wrigley Field was his favorite as well as playing in San Diego and Atlanta.

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Former Major League and Mississippi State pitcher Paul Maholm joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about getting hit in the face by a ball in the minor leagues and what his expectations were for the MLB live in the BankPlus Studio. Paul talks about what it was like to get hit in the face by a ball and try to hide his injuries so that he could continue to play. Paul tells Bo that after the hit he was pitching with double vision out of one eye and didn't seek help until he started letting up a lot of runs because of the impairment. Bo asks Paul about his experience getting called up to the major league and what he expected when he finally played in the big parks. Paul talks about his first game in the Majors and how his first pitch bounced in front of the plate.

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Former Major League and Mississippi State pitcher Paul Maholm joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his close decision to skip going to Mississippi State and his stellar high school performance live in the BankPlus Studio. Paul talks about his talent in high school and how his era was less than 1 as a graduating senior. Out of high school, Paul was drafted late by the Minnesota Twins and this gave the young pitcher a massive choice between college and instant money. Paul talks about his last minute decision of telling MSU that he was going to sign the contract to the MLB and how he woke up encouraged to do the opposite. Bo and Paul look back at the decision and think about how different things could have been had Paul chosen to sign the letter that night.