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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about possible recruits if MSU can't land pitchers Luke Holman or Braden Montgomery live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve says the Bulldogs don't want to recruit the wrong guy at the wrong time so the team might wait to see Luke Holman's decision before recruiting pitchers from other schools. Bo and Steve talk about who Mississippi State would go after in the event that neither Luke Holman or Braden Montgomery land in Starkville and Steve mentions a Friday night starter from Purdue possibly being of interest. Steve also talks about Boston College transfer John West and the experience he has that would benefit MSU. Bo fills Steve in on transfer Braden Montgomery's family history in the sports world and Steve talks about the importance of education in Braden's history.

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Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about expectations for transfer pitchers Luke Holman and Braden Montgomery live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about Luke Holman's recruiting process and notes that he's heard Holman is now down to Mississippi State and LSU. Steve expects a decision from the Alabama transfer next week and believes Holman would be a Friday night starter at MSU and maybe a Saturday or even Sunday guy at LSU. Steve talks about Stanford transfer and Mississippi native Braden Montgomery and the latest news on the Madison Central alum. Bo and Steve break down what schools are the most interested in Montgomery and where Mississippi State lands in the list of possible contenders for the ace. Steve talks about how Montgomery wanted to be a doctor and was not keen on playing for Mississippi State out of high school and how the talented pitcher will probably not be in an operating room any time soon.

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Bo talks National Junk Food Day, SEC football, and Tom Luginbill joins in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. With it being National Junk Food Day, Bo discusses with Jason about some of his favorite not-so-healthy foods to consume. Bo tells listeners to go try Boar's Head products instead of eating junk food today. Bo talks the British Open going on currently and why he is rooting for Max Homa. Bo talks about Zach Arnett and his opinions on the 12-team playoff. Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking SEC football. Bo asks Tom to share his thoughts on the relationship between Texas A&M's Bobby Petrino and Jimbo Fisher ahead of the 2023 season. Tom talks about how the two personalities will need to find a common ground in play calling to have a successful offense this year. Bo asks Tom to give his thoughts on the quarterback situation at A&M and who will show the most improvement in their offensive system. Tom talks LSU football and head coach Brian Kelly after his media day. Tom gives his thoughts on what it would take for LSU to compete against Georgia in the SEC. Tom relays what Brian Kelly mentioned about the team's roster depth in comparison to Georgia. Bo and Tom talk Notre Dame football if the program could make a comeback in this new era of college football.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all things Bulldogs. Bo asks Steve about the current baseball transfer portal. Steve shares what he knows about the current statuses of transfers Luke Holman and Braden Montgomery. Steve discusses what the potential starting rotation would look like with the current roster. Steve mentions other guys in the portal that MSU could potentially look at before the season. Steve closes the hour sharing some information on what the NCAA has done to help coaches and players during the new era of NIL.

Bo and crew talk SEC football, the British Open, and Steve Robertson joins in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks the British Open going on currently and why he is rooting for Max Homa. Bo continues to talk about his recent trip to Lexington, Kentucky, this time mentioning some of the places where he enjoyed a great meal. Bo breaks down some comments made by coaches during SEC media days. Bo talks Hugh Freeze and his current expectations at Auburn. Bo talks about Zach Arnett and his opinions on the 12-team playoff. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all things Bulldogs. Bo asks Steve about the current baseball transfer portal. Steve shares what he knows about the current statuses of transfers Luke Holman and Braden Montgomery. Steve discusses what the potential starting rotation would look like with the current roster. Steve mentions other guys in the portal that MSU could potentially look at before the season. Steve closes the hour sharing some information on what the NCAA has done to help coaches and players during the new era of NIL.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo talks March Madness and Lane Kiffin's media day. Jason shares his prize and Bo asks listeners if he went the cheap route and had shorted Jason. Bo talks the final SEC media day and what all Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin had to say heading into the season. Bo shares some audio from Lane's time at the podium talking about NIL. Lane shared that he believed the NIL wasn't well planned out. Bo breaks down Lane's comments and how Lane believes the NCAA has basically legalized cheating. Bo closes the hour talking Lane's physical appearance during the media day.

Bo and crew talk Bo's trip to Lexington, Kentucky, National Junk Food Day, and Lane Kiffin's recent opinions on NIL in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus studio. Bo opens the show talking about his recent trip to Kentucky. Bo talks about staying in his favorite SEC town, Lexington. Bo shares some of the people that he got to meet, along with some of excellent bourbon that he was able to try. With it being National Junk Food Day, Bo discusses with Jason about some of his favorite not-so-healthy foods to consume. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo talks basketball with Jason and about him winning the OOB bracket challenge. Jason shares his prize and Bo asks listeners if he went the cheap route and had shorted Jason. Bo talks the final SEC media day and what all Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin had to say heading into the season. Bo shares some audio from Lane's time at the podium talking about NIL. Lane shared that he believed the NIL wasn't well planned out. Bo breaks down Lane's comments and how Lane believes the NCAA has basically legalized cheating. Bo closes the hour talking Lane's physical appearance during the media day.

New Orleans Saints insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all thing NFL. Bo asks Mike about what he thinks of the current contract situation for running backs across the league. Mike talks about the future for some big names at the running back position including Alvin Kamara and Dalvin Cook. Bo and Mike share some of their thoughts on the new "Quarterback" Netflix series. Bo asks Mike about former teammates and coaches of Dak Prescott speaking out about his leadership. Mike tells Bo that Dak's leadership was never questioned by him.

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College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if Brian Kelly can recruit talent that rivals Georgia and if Notre Dame could ever make a comeback to the glory days live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom talks about how Brian Kelly does have the ability to recruit to the level of Georgia and notes that the biggest factor is depth. Tom says that if the question was if Kelly thinks LSU's #1's will be able to beat Georgia's #1's then the head coach might have answered differently, but Georgia's strength is found in their depth. Bo reads Tom a quote from Brian Kelly that says he has more freedom at LSU compared to Notre Dame because there aren't as many rules that need to be followed. Tom Luginbill agrees with the statement and talks about why Notre Dame fell from glory and if they will ever be able to reach the top again.

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Dak Prescott as a leader and the work involved with being an NFL QB live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about arriving to the Saints facility early one Thursday morning to receive a package and found that Drew Brees was already present and putting in work. Mike and Bo talk about the amount of time and effort QB's put into the game in order to receive the massive paydays and relates it to the amount of work head coaches have to put in. Bo gives Mike a quote from a former teammate of Dak Prescott, Cole Beasley, where the former receiver talks about Dak as the best leader he has ever played with. Mike believes this is more of a compliment towards Dak rather than an insult to Josh Allen and recites a saying that defines the attention around the quarterback position: more credit in wins, more blame in losses.

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