Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about Mike Leach's legacy once Zach Arnett took over, ranking the SEC teams by potential, and breaking down the MSU football team in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talks about an article written by Brody Miller that dissects the moments after Mike Leach passed away and how Zach Arnett, as well as the rest of the team decided to move forward in honor of the late coach. Bo talks about Arnett's top three priorities, the first being to be present for the players and check on their emotional health. Bo also talks about Arnett's ability to keep the incoming recruiting class together after losing the famous head coach and what that class could produce in years to come for the Bulldogs. The guys also talk about the top four SEC football teams and who makes sense to follow suit in spots like five six and seven. Bo and the crew talk about the potential of Auburn being the next best team behind Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and LSU. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the three best receivers the Bulldogs have for the 2023 football season and expectations for new and familiar faces on the defense. Steve Talks about the potential Jo'quavious "Woody" Marks has to be a star this season and expects him to be a sleeper pick for breakout player of the year with the increase in touches he will get from the new style of offense. Bo and Steve talks about WR Justin Robinson and touch on the fact that people wonder if he "has that dog in him" to be able to step in as one of State's best receivers this coming season. Steve gives his list of the top 3 receivers for the team and names a player that could surprise a lot of fans. Bo and Steve transition to talking about the defense and discuss the expectations for defensive players like J.P. Purvis and John Lewis. Steve notes that the week spot on the defense for MSU is the safety position and talks about supplementing some of the uncertainty with great pass rushing from an experienced linebacker roster.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the three best receivers the Bulldogs have for the 2023 football season and expectations for new and familiar faces on the defense. Steve Talks about the potential Jo'quavious "Woody" Marks has to be a star this season and expects him to be a sleeper pick for breakout player of the year with the increase in touches he will get from the new style of offense. Bo and Steve talks about WR Justin Robinson and touch on the fact that people wonder if he "has that dog in him" to be able to step in as one of State's best receivers this coming season. Steve gives his list of the top 3 receivers for the team and names a player that could surprise a lot of fans. Bo and Steve transition to talking about the defense and discuss the expectations for defensive players like J.P. Purvis and John Lewis. Steve notes that the week spot on the defense for MSU is the safety position and talks about supplementing some of the uncertainty with great pass rushing from an experienced linebacker roster.

Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk college football. Tom opens the segment talking about his recent recruiting trip to Hawaii. Tom talks about CFB's top returning quarterbacks in, mentioning names like Caleb Williams and Drake Maye. Tom gives his thoughts on Mike Norvell and what he has done to turn things around at Florida State. Tom talks about Jordan Travis and how he might be the most improved player in CFB. Bo and Tom talk about John Rhys Plumlee and his shot at making the NFL depending on his performance on the field this season. Bo and Tom close the hourtalking about the toughness of the SEC and the rude awakening that Oklahoma has coming.

Bo and crew talk about the most hated college basketball players, can Georgia football keep winning, and Tom Luginbill joins in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the hour with another list that keeps fans going. This one is the top 10 most hated CBB players. A local name enters the list at #7 in Marshall Henderson. The former Ole Miss Rebel was known to be a fierce competitor with fiery attitude on the court. Bo talks about recently meeting Marshall and getting to know the great guy he is off the court. Bo talks about the Georgia football program. Bo asks: Will Kirby be able to keep winning? Bo gives his opinion on the subject and asks listeners to do the same on the text line. Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk college football. Tom opens the segment talking about his recent recruiting trip to Hawaii. Tom talks about CFB's top returning quarterbacks in, mentioning names like Caleb Williams and Drake Maye. Tom gives his thoughts on Mike Norvell and what he has done to turn things around at Florida State. Tom talks about Jordan Travis and how he might be the most improved player in CFB. Bo and Tom talk about John Rhys Plumlee and his shot at making the NFL depending on his performance on the field this season. Bo and Tom close the hourtalking about the toughness of the SEC and the rude awakening that Oklahoma has coming.

Super Bowl Champion and former Mississippi State football player Tyrone Keys joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about being friends with Johnie Cooks, beating Bear Bryant in 1980, and what he will remember Cooks for live in the BankPlus Studio. Tyrone talks about first becoming friends with Johnie during the Mississippi all star game and notes that they grew closer on a recruiting trip that he and Johnie attended together. Tyrone calls Johnie a "folk hero" and talks about the late MSU great as a farmer growing up and being tasked with walking 5 miles back from football practice to his house. Tyrone and Bo talk about the 1980 football season and the experience of beating Bear Bryant and Alabama in Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson. Tyrone laughs about Johnie Cooks begging coach Bryant to run the ball on 4th down and the bulldogs getting the stop.

Bo talks this years Heisman favorites, his upcoming trip to Kentucky, and Tyrone Keys joins in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the show talking college football. Bo talks about week zero games and what teams are worth watching. Bo talks Heisman favorites ahead of this upcoming season and why Caleb Williams leads the charge. Bo talks bourbon and what all he is looking forward to during his trip to Lexington, Kentucky next week. Super Bowl Champion and former Mississippi State football player Tyrone Keys joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about being friends with Johnie Cooks, beating Bear Bryant in 1980, and what he will remember Cooks for. Tyrone talks about first becoming friends with Johnie during the Mississippi all star game and notes that they grew closer on a recruiting trip that he and Johnie attended together. Tyrone calls Johnie a "folk hero" and talks about the late MSU great as a farmer growing up and being tasked with walking 5 miles back from football practice to his house. Tyrone and Bo talk about the 1980 football season and the experience of beating Bear Bryant and Alabama in Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson. Tyrone laughs about Johnie Cooks begging coach Bryant to run the ball on 4th down and the bulldogs getting the stop.

In the SEC Insider Hit Bo talks college football on Fridays, better NFL games, SEC Media Days, and Ole Miss football. Bo discusses why smaller conferences in college football should take advantage of Friday night slots. Bo shares on why they have to compete with the NFL for weekday slots and how it helps with the recent bad Thursday Night Football games. Bo talks about the upcoming SEC Media Days and his recent conversation with Zach Arnett. Bo talks about the Ole Miss defense and sirs up the conversation about Ole Miss fans only caring about flashy players. Bo is asked by Jason about the chances of Quinshon Judkins winning the Heisman and Bo gives his honest opinion.

Bo and the crew talk about the top SEC QB's in 2023, what type of class State and Ole Miss need to be successful, and Mike Detillier joins in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down why Jayden Daniels could be considered the best in the conference and notes that either Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders should be considered in the top 4 of the discussion. Bo goes into talking about how Mississippi State and Ole Miss should always be ranked in the top 15 to 20 for recruiting and mentions the schools closing the gap between other SEC schools. The guys talk about the importance of the NIL collectives at Ole Miss and Mississippi State in order to keep closing in on the level of talent other schools in the conference bring in. Bo continues the hype of SEC Football talking SEC Media Days. Bo discusses big play makers for both Mississippi teams this season. New Orleans Saints and LSU Insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the QB battle between Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks through the reality that Spencer Sanders wouldn't transfer to Ole Miss without having a good idea that he is in contention for the starting role. Mike and Bo talk about Dart starting at USC and Sanders coming from Oklahoma State in a "quick throw" offense and if the battle is over once the starter is named in August. Mike talks about production as a factor to decide if the starter keeps their position after the first few games of the season and also notes that injury can always play a role in introducing a new starter. Mike and Bo breaks down the matchup between LSU and Mississippi State and Mike is intrigued by the Ole Miss vs Tulane game in New Orleans. Mike lists Florida State as a true contender for the college football playoffs and notes that the tigers will be the toughest opponent for the Seminoles all season. Mike goes into FSU QB Jordan Travis and believes he is just what the Seminoles need to propel themselves into the conversation as one of the best teams in the nation, as long as they mix in the run game as well.

Bo and the crew talk about the top SEC QB's in 2023 and why Mississippi should have two, maybe even three, QB's in the discussion. Bo breaks down why Jayden Daniels could be considered the best in the conference and notes that either Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders should be considered in the top 4 of the discussion. Bo goes into talking about how Mississippi State and Ole Miss should always be ranked in the top 15 to 20 for recruiting and mentions the schools closing the gap between other SEC schools. The guys talk about the importance of the NIL collectives at Ole Miss and Mississippi State in order to keep closing in on the level of talent other schools in the conference bring in.

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New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the implications LSU's first game against Florida State could have on the rest of the season live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike lists Florida State as a true contender for the college football playoffs and notes that the tigers will be the toughest opponent for the Seminoles all season. Bo and Mike break down the way Mike Norvell has built up the program and talks about the matchup as the hands down best game in the first week of the season. Mike goes into FSU QB Jordan Travis and believes he is just what the Seminoles need to propel themselves into the conversation as one of the best teams in the nation, as long as they mix in the run game as well.

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