Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Former NFL linebacker and Ole Miss legend Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the blessing of being given #66, teammate Wesley Walls, and playing with MSU legend Johnie Cooks live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about the chip on his shoulder he gained from receiving the number 66 as a linebacker and how that motivated him to prove himself to the team and the teams that didn't show him any interest. Bo brings up Jeff's former teammate Wesley walls and Jeff talks about their friendship, as well as his friend writing him a letter of recommendation for the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. Jeff talks about his experience playing with Mississippi State legend Johnie Cooks and how the former Bulldog looked out for him when they played in the NFL together.

Former NFL linebacker and Ole Miss legend Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about working his way from poverty to the pro's and his path to playing for Ole Miss live in the BankPlus studio. Jeff talks about his family not having enough money for him to get equipment for little league football so he found his own pads and helmet in a dumpster and used them to start his long career. Jeff looks back on that two mile walk he would take to get to practice and how he continued to be doubted once he arrived at Ole Miss. Jeff tells Bo that he wasn't on the depth chart when he first got to Oxford because he was under sized and they gave him the number 66. Jeff was insulted at the number given to a linebacker and quickly worked his way up the depth chart into the starting position. Jeff talks a bout being from Alabama and the lack of offers he received from the state schools, so when he intercepted a pass against Auburn in his first game playing he took that as revenge.

Super Bowl champion and former Jackson State running back Lewis Tillman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experience playing for the New York Giants and Bill Parcells when they won the Super Bowl live in the BankPlus studio. Lewis talks about how the league has changed from when he was playing to now and mentions the differences in training camps. Bo asks Lewis about playing for Bill Parcells and he mentions that the coach demanded a lot from you but he knew how to get it out of you. Lewis talks about Coach Parcells' ability to get the most out of players while motivating the team to paly to the best of their ability. Lewis breaks down his experience going through the playoffs with the Giants and winning the Super Bowl over the Bills in Tampa. The former running back talks about the lack of parade from that championship year and the encouragement form his wife to throw one for themselves now.

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Super Bowl Champion and former Jackson State running back Lewis Tillman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his record-breaking career at Jackson State and his favorite game he played for the tigers live in the BankPlus Studio. Lewis talks about what it was like to be recruited out of Hazlehurst, Mississippi, and how he was overlooked originally. Lewis recalls that he was not originally the starter and injuries opened the door for the young running back to make a name for himself, such as running for 100+ yards in the first half he played for JSU. Lewis talks about how important it is for athletes to be ready for their opportunity whenever it arises and how he took advantage of the situation he was given. Bo asks Lewis about his most memorable game and the former Tiger mentions his performance against Grambling State when he ran for more than 200 yards.

Bo and the crew talk about the best college coaches in the last 20 years that didn't win a national championship, fair food, and Veterans Memorial Stadium in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio.Bo lists his top five coaches that would fall under the category and it only includes two SEC coaches. Bo and Jason talk about the differences in their diets over the weekend and a shared love for fried okra. Bo talks about the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame ceremonies taking place this weekend and memories from Veterans Memorial Stadium. Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks.

Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks.

Super Bowl champion and former Jackson State running back Lewis Tillman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his record breaking career at JSU and his experience winning the Super Bowl live in the BankPlus Studio. Tillman talks about his recruitment from Hazelhurst and when he finally got his shot to shine at JSU. Tillman says his biggest win was against Grambling State when he was on the verge of breaking records for the Tigers and the amount of yards he racked up. Tillman goes on to talk about his experience in the NFL and how training camps have changed drastically since he was in the league. Bo and Tillman talk about what it was like to play for Coach Bill Parcells and the style used to push players to their absolute best. Tillman tells Bo that the team never had a Super Bowl parade and his wife urged him to get his teammates together now to throw themselves a celebration.

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Bo and the crew talk about Mike Leach in the conversation of best coaches to not win a national championship in the last 20 years, a possible remote show from Neshoba County, and Lewis Tillman being inducted into the MS Sports Hall of Fame in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the best college coaches to not win a national championship in the last 20 years and Bo mentions Mike Leach in the conversation. Bo talks about what Chris Peterson was able to accomplish in the last 20 years and believes he is at the top of the conversation. Bo and the crew talk about Bo's delicious meals in Tuscaloosa and Jason's questionable food at the Neshoba County Fair and the guys discuss the possibility of having a remote show from the yearly tradition. Super Bowl champion and former Jackson State running back Lewis Tillman joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his record breaking career at JSU and his experience winning the Super Bowl live in the BankPlus Studio. Tillman talks about his recruitment from Hazelhurst and when he finally got his shot to shine at JSU. Tillman says his biggest win was against Grambling State when he was on the verge of breaking records for the Tigers and the amount of yards he racked up. Tillman goes on to talk about his experience in the NFL and how training camps have changed drastically since he was in the league. Bo and Tillman talk about what it was like to play for Coach Bill Parcells and the style used to push players to their absolute best. Tillman tells Bo that the team never had a Super Bowl parade and his wife urged him to get his teammates together now to throw themselves a celebration.

Bo and the crew talk about the best college football coaches in the last 20 years to not win a national championship and the Neshoba County Fair in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew throw out the most notable names in the conversation and who could top the heap. The guys balance the conversation in what each coach did for their program and if coaches that won right before the 20 years counts. The guys talk about Bo's experience eating steaks in Tuscaloosa and Jason's far different experience at the Neshoba County Fair. Bo and the crew talk about the fashion and food of the Neshoba County Fair and Bo criticizes Jason's food of choice. Jason talks about the amount of kids with beards at the fair and Bo wonders how many people know others that could grow beards before you're supposed to be able to.

Bo and the crew talk about the food and fashion of the Neshoba County Fair, the best college football coaches in the last 20 years to not win a national championship, and Brian Harman's Open Championship win in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about Brian Harman blowing out the competition in the Open Championship and how he can still go in public without getting swarmed. The guys talk about Bo's trip to Tuscaloosa for the weekend and the excellent food he experienced in T-Town. It's national tequila day and the guys talk about the best patron drinks and where you can get the premium tequila. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk about the best college football coaches in the last 20 years to not win a national championship. Bo and the crew throw out the most notable names in the conversation and who could top the heap. The guys talk about Bo's experience eating steaks in Tuscaloosa and Jason's far different experience at the Neshoba County Fair. Bo and the crew talk about the fashion and food of the Neshoba County Fair and Bo criticizes Jason's food of choice. Jason talks about the amount of kids with beards at the fair and Bo wonders how many people know others that could grow beards before you're supposed to be able to.

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