Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Super Bowl Champion and former Mississippi State Football player Tyrone Keys joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about becoming friends with Johnie Cooks in Starkville and Johnie's reputation as a folk lore hero live in the BankPlus Studio. Tyrone talks about Johnie as a character, noting that he was the only high school football player he knew that was chewing "Red Man" and playing in the all star game. Tyrone described the type of man Johnie was and talks about Johnie walking 5 miles home after football practice to go finish his chores at the house.

Bo and the crew talk about the best trio in college sports history, Dive Bars, why NIL is necessary now, and changes to the air raid offense for MSU in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about the dominance of Auburns big 3 in Frank Thomas, Bo Jackson, and Charles Barkley and notes that there is no other comparison to be made. Bo talks about watching Shaq play in college and the progression from Orlando to the Lakers. Mississippi State Head Football Coach Zach Arnett joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about how the offense will add more running instead of just air raid as well as the level of talent the team has going into the season live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks coach Arnett what kind of changes will be made to the air raid offense and Arnett notes the increase of running schemes under offensive coordinator Kevin Barbay. Arnett talks about the type of talent he has seen on the team in the summer and notes that it could be the most talented team he's coached at Mississippi State. Bo asks Arnett is John Lewis could have an immediate impact on the team and coach responds optimistically with "I definitely hope so." Bo tries to get the scoop on who Zach Arnett will be bringing to Nashville and coach refuses to budge.

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Mississippi State Head Football Coach Zach Arnett joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about how the offense will add more running instead of just air raid as well as the level of talent the team has going into the season live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks coach Arnett what kind of changes will be made to the air raid offense and Arnett notes the increase of running schemes under offensive coordinator Kevin Barbay. Arnett talks about the type of talent he has seen on the team in the summer and notes that it could be the most talented team he's coached at Mississippi State. Bo asks Arnett is John Lewis could have an immediate impact on the team and coach responds optimistically with "I definitely hope so." Bo tries to get the scoop on who Zach Arnett will be bringing to Nashville and coach refuses to budge.

Bo and the crew talk about the unorthodox pay style for Chad Kelly in the Canadian Football League. who has the best brunch, and stories about Johnie Cooks from a former teammate in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys break down Chad Kelly's contract with the Toronto Argonauts in the CFL and talks about what kind of money could be in store for Kelly in the future. Bo wonders if the former Ole Miss Rebel can make another run towards the NFL and possibly be a backup in the future. Bo and Jason break down what makes a good brunch and where the best brunch spots are in the area. 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. Tyron laughs about Johnie Cooks begging coach Bryant to run the ball on 4th down and the bulldogs getting the stop.

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. Tyron 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 and the crew breaks down the players drafted from Mississippi Schools in the first and second round of the MLB Draft live in the BankPlus Studio. Jacob Gonzalez going to the White Sox with the 15th pick and talk about the move to the South Side for the Ole Miss Rebel. Teammate of Gonzalez Kemp Alderman goes to the Miami Marlins with the 47th pick and Bo talks about the possibility of Kemp getting moved to catcher and what that could mean for his career. Mississippi State outfielder Colton Ledbetter was drafted to the Tampa Bay Rays and Bo and the crew discuss what could be in store for the former Bulldog's future.

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Bo and the crew talk about Mississippi State and Ole Miss baseball players drafted in the first and second rounds of the MLB Draft, what makes a good dive bar, and Jason gardening in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and the crew talk about their weekend and Bo is curious to why Jason gardens at the age of 24. The guys talk about the criteria for a good dive bar and list some of the local favorites. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys break down Jacob Gonzalez going to the White Sox with the 15th pick and talk about the move to the South Side for the Ole Miss Rebel. Teammate of Gonzalez Kemp Alderman goes to the Miami Marlins with the 47th pick and Bo talks about the possibility of Kemp getting moved to catcher and what that could mean for his career. Mississippi State outfielder Colton Ledbetter was drafted to the Tampa Bay Rays and Bo and the crew discuss what could be in store for the former Bulldog's future.

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Bo and crew talk old school football, dive bars, and Mike McCullough joins in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the hour talking old school football players. Bo talks the difference between players of yesterday and players now. Bo continues the talk of dive bars on National Dive Bar Day. Bo asks listeners to chime in on their favorite dive bars around the Magnolia State. Former Bulldog athletic trainer Mike McCullough joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line celebrating the life of Johnie Cooks. Mike shares his story on becoming Johnie's roommate while in school together. Mike talks what it was like living with Johnie, who had a very different personality then him. Mike tells his experience of being an athletic trainer for Johnie and later becoming his secretary. Mike talks about being with Johnie when he was drafted into the NFL. Mike also shares what Johnie meant to him and his friends and teammates. Bo concludes the hour talking more old school football and players from that era.

Former Mississippi State football athletic trainer Mike McCullough joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about watching Johnie Cooks get drafted from Starkville and MSU turning their season around after the USM game live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about MSU losing to Southern Miss and Coach Emory Bellard telling the team they were going to beat Bear Bryant and Alabama. Mike recalls what it was like to be with the team after beating the Crimson Tide and the way Jackson and Starkville erupted. Mike and Bo talk through the experience of being with Johnie and his family on the day the MSU Defensive star was drafted and the type of money top draft picks were paid at the time.

Former Mississippi State athletic trainer and roommate of Johnie Cooks, Mike McCullough joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about rooming with Cooks and what it was like to be surrounded by such talent live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike recounts how he came to become roommates with Johnie Cooks and talks about a college research paper bringing the two friends together. Johnie invited Mike to room with him and, in spite of social tensions at the time, both men became roommates and good friends. Mike breaks down how Johnie's personality was opposite from his but Cooks began to see Mike as his secretary and Mike called Johnie his body guard. MIke talks about Johnie working through injury and working his way into his role as head of the defense.