Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and the crew talk about the best trios to ever play together at Mississippi State and Ole Miss and discuss the talent from both schools between 2013 and 2015 live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Dak Prescott and Chris Jones as guaranteed #1 and #2 of the trio and they begin throwing out names of who could be considered as the third piece of the puzzle. Bo talks about Dan Mullens tendency to produce top draft picks and the showing the bulldogs would gain in the NFL from the Mullen classes. The guys talk about Coach Orgeron having possibly the best trio of all time in College Football and Jason brings up that Urban Meyer had a class that could possibly contend with Joe Burrow, Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase. Bo talks about how talented Ezekiel Elliot, Michael Thomas, and Joey Bosa were and have proven to be in the NFL.

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Pitmaster and part of the Operation BBQ Relief Jason Perrigin joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his upcoming ventures behind the grill and what got him into the delicious profession in the first place. Jason talks about what got him started as a BBQ chef and recounts the first time he ever lit a flame under a grill. Jason talks about his experience at the Stagecoach Festival in California and names some of the big stars he had the opportunity to cook for. Bo and Jason recount delicious experiences cooking in the left field lounge at Mississippi State games and the urge to get back out there. Jason is a working member of Operation BBQ Relief and has helped serve over 11 million meals to people after tragedy. Jason announces his plans with the organization in the future and the opportunities he will have to continue to serve the public.

Bo and the crew talk Mississippi State's hot recruiting trail, Ole Miss fans reacting to the success, Steve Beuerlein on playing for Lou Holtz and BBQ Relief in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Mississippi State signing big names such as Jimothy Lewis and reactions from people throughout the state. Bo notes that Ole Miss fans love to get riled up about recruits and mentions the uprising on twitter following the Bulldogs signing their fourth 4 star recruit in the last week. Former NFL QB and current analyst Steve Beuerlein joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences playing at Notre Dame under Lou Holtz. Steve talks about his battles with injury during his sophomore year that jeopardized his college and NFL career by underproducing. Steve and Bo talk about Lou Holtz helping him towards a 17 year career in the NFL and their continued relationship today. Steve talks about what it was like playing for Jimmy Johnson in Dallas and the relationship they had surrounding Johnson's former coaching position at Miami. Pitmaster and part of the Operation BBQ Relief Jason Perrigin joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his upcoming ventures behind the grill and what got him into the delicious profession in the first place. Jason talks about what got him started as a BBQ chef and recounts the first time he ever lit a flame under a grill. Jason talks about his experience at the Stagecoach Festival in California and names some of the big stars he had the opportunity to cook for.

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Former NFL QB and current analyst Steve Beuerlein joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences playing at Notre Dame under Lou Holtz. Steve talks about his battles with injury during his sophomore year that jeopardized his college and NFL career by underproducing. Steve and Bo talk about Lou Holtz helping him towards a 17 year career in the NFL and their continued relationship today. Steve talks about what it was like playing for Jimmy Johnson in Dallas and the relationship they had surrounding Johnson's former coaching position at Miami. Steve moves on to talking about being the starter in Arizona before being drafted in the expansion draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars, and then heading to Carolina where he had his Pro Bowl season in 1999. Steve shares some incredible stories from playing at Notre Dame, from facing Miami in the historic "Convicts Versus Catholics" rivalry to battling against blue blood programs like Michigan and Southern Cal.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the newly committed Bulldog recruits, an inaccurate ranking system for high school players, and baseball coach Chris Lemonis and the transfer portal. Steve talks about a surprising commitment from four star offensive lineman Jimothy Lewis and how people thought Ole Miss was at the top of his list. Steve talks about what the big surge in recruitments did for the morale of Mississippi State fans and how patience needs to be key for fans. Steve and Bo start talking about how recruiting rankings, as well as a number of offers could misdirect coaches and fans. Steve talks about who he thinks is a player outside of the top 10 that is inaccurately ranked and how Damion Miller out of Port Gibson should be watched closely. Steve ends by talking about Mississippi State baseball and what head coach Chris Lemonis is doing in the transfer portal.

Bo and the crew talk about the most talented trios in Mississippi State and Ole Miss history, the lack of talent that surrounded Dak Prescott, and the red hot MSU recruiting staff in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo starts by talking about Michael Jordan selling his portion of the Charlotte Hornets and the failures he produced as owner of the team. The guys go back into talking about the three most talented players to play with each other at both Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Bo and the crew talk about Dak Prescott and Chris Jones as a definite one and two, then debate who deserves to be included as the third name on the list. Bo talks about Robert Nkemdiche as a recruit and college player and the lack of production he showed in the NFL. Bo mentions that on the offensive side oft he ball, Dak Prescott had little to no help and Jason mentions that he was forced to play like Cam Newton. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the newly committed Bulldog recruits, an inaccurate ranking system for high school players, and baseball coach Chris Lemonis and the transfer portal.

Bo and the crew talk about the best college football trios from Mississippi, LSU getting stomped by Florida, and which SEC football teams have lost to Vanderbilt recently live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys start off talking about the College World Series championship between LSU and Florida and what went wrong for the Tigers on Sunday. Bo and the crew start breaking down the new 7A classification in Mississippi high school sports and list the new additions to the districts. The guys talk about which additions are surprising, three schools in 7A from Rankin County, and how stacked the coast is. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and the crew talk about which college football coach has had the best trio of players at one time. The guys go back and forth and begin to break down which Mississippi college football coaches had the best trio, including Dan Mullen and Hugh Freeze's best trio's while in the State.

Bo and the crew talk about the best college football trios in Mississippi history and each SEC schools record against Vanderbilt in football in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the top college football coaches that had the best trio of players in one year and mention coaches like Coach Ed Orgeron and Urban Meyer. The guys go back and forth about if there is any trio that could top Joe Burrow, Justin Jefferson, and Ja'Marr Chase. The conversation feeds into a discussion about which Mississippi college football coaches had the best trio in state history and Bo takes a minute to find a strong third from the 2015 football team. Bo and the crew debate whether Laremy Tunsil or Chad Kelly should be the final name in the Ole Miss trio. The guys talk about the last time each SEC football team lost to Vanderbilt and Bo continues to mention that Ole Miss had the best schedule since 1992 with Vanderbilt as a permanent opponent.

Bo and the crew break down Mississippi State and Ole Miss's championship runs, LSU's matchup with Florida, and why LSU is a better sports program than Alabama in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo mentions that he is going with Florida to win the championship and Jason bets him lunch that LSU will topple the Gators. The guys talk about the benefit of Mississippi State and Ole Miss winning their championships when they did because the powerhouse programs are back to the top of the heap. Bo breaks down why he thinks LSU has become an overall better sports school than Alabama. Bo backs up his claims by mentioning Les Miles and Ed Orgeron winning national championships with the Tigers and believes that if they can do it at LSU then that makes a statement. Owner of The Men's Clinic in Madison Mike Manning joins the show live in the Bank Plus Studio talking about the medical advancements in men's health. Mike talks about the innovation in the world of hair loss and the ways men can slow down father time at The Men's Clinic. Testosterone replacement is a big topic with men aging and Mike talks about ways testosterone treatments can change your energy levels and lifestyle.

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Dr. Mike Manning of the Men's Clinic in Madison joins Bo live in the BankPlus Studio discussing men's health and wellness. Mike talks about the innovation in the world of hair loss and the ways men can slow down father time at The Men's Clinic. Testosterone replacement is a big topic with men aging and Mike talks about ways testosterone treatments can change your energy levels and lifestyle. Bo and Mike talk about the benefits of lifestyle changes and what lifting weights can do for men, not only in physique but in diet changes and mental results.