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Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if he sees Spencer Sanders taking control over the majority of snaps by the end of camp. Jake talks about the secrecy Lane Kiffin keeps when going public with quarterback decisions so he believes time will be the only thing that makes the decision apparent. Jake talks about how he thinks the two QB's will split reps evenly before the fall and sees Dart taking the starting role against Mercer with Sanders coming in to play as well. Jake and Bo also talk about Lane Kiffin shifting recruiting focus to high school more than he has in the pasty and Jake talks about the urge to reach a balance between the two opportunities.

Bo talks the impact of NIL, beers to enjoy while watching the Mississippi Braves, Ole Miss and MSU receivers, and Tom Luginbill joins the show in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens the hour discussing the impact of NIL on Bulldog and Rebel athletics and why a small monthly donation can help your team retain key players. Bo shares on how a small monthly donation to the Bulldog Initiative and the Grove Collective can help your school succeed. Bo talks beers at the ballpark and some of the beverages you can enjoy while watching the Mississippi Braves on this Thirsty Thursday. Bo talks the wide receiver position at Ole Miss and State and who will take the next step to be the key guys at both schools. Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking all NFL and SEC football. Tom shares his opinion on Austin Simmons graduating high school early to play at Ole Miss. Tom talks the impact that the three new recruits for MSU will make in the upcoming seasons. Tom also talks Ole Miss commit Travaris Banks and what role he soon will be playing for the Rebels. Tom moves on to talk NFL quarterbacks. Tom shares on why he thinks Bryce Young's work ethic will help the young Panthers qb will have a successful career. Tom discusses why the Russell Wilson and Sean Payton connection will help the Broncos but shares why Russell Wilson will need more key players to help him succeed. Tom wraps up the hour talking his thoughts on Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy with the 49ers.

Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about new recruits and the quarterback situation for the Rebels. Jake talks about the immediate impact some of the 2024 and what spots need to be filled for success. Bo and Jake talk about if Jake sees Spencer Sanders taking control of the majority of the snaps by the end of camp and when we might see both quarterbacks in action in the fall. Bo asks Jake about the lack of a true number one receiver on the outside and Jake talks through why Jordan Watkins could be the breakout star Ole Miss needs. Bo addresses the biggest elephant in the room, National Onion Ring Day, and the guys discuss the best styles of onion rings American money can buy.

Bo and the crew talk about Dakota Jordan leaving the transfer portal after 24 hours and Ole Miss's recruiting class from 2019 re-ranked as a top 10 class in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Dakota Jordan withdrawing his name from the transfer portal so suddenly and talks about the impact of Jordan going to college in general. Bo and the crew talk about Jordan as possibly the most talented player to ever step foot on the MSU campus. The guys venture back and talk about an article re-ranking the 2019 recruiting classes and note that Ole Miss's class was re-ranked to #10 from #22 on signing day. Bo breaks down the stars that came from the Rebel's 2019 class and where they ended up in the league. Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about new recruits and the quarterback situation for the Rebels. Jake talks about the immediate impact some of the 2024 and what spots need to be filled for success.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and crew talk about the fried delicacy of the onion ring on National Onion Rings Day and reclassify the football recruiting class of 2019. Bo asks listeners on their take of how an onion ring should be made and what local establishments make the best. Bo breaks down the football recruiting class of 2019. Bo explains why the Ole Miss recruiting class of 2019 was better than it originally looked on paper and how former head coach Matt Luke's class helped Lane Kiffin's success for the Rebels. Bo wraps up the hour comparing the physicality of the recruiting class for Ole Miss that year compared to that of the class of Mississippi State.

Bo and crew talk Mississippi State star Dakota Jordan exiting the transfer portal, National Onion Ring Day, and reranking the football recruiting class of 2019 in hour one of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo starts the morning big news for Bulldog baseball fans as the outstanding outfielder Dakota Jordan announced that he will be staying in Starkville for the next season. Bo talks about the rumors of former Ole Miss basketball coach Andy Kennedy taking over for Bobby Huggins at West Virginia after Huggins was charged with a DUI earlier this week. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and crew talk about the fried delicacy of the onion ring on National Onion Rings Day. Bo asks listeners on their take of how an onion ring should be made and what local establishments make the best. Bo breaks down the football recruiting class of 2019. Bo explains why the Ole Miss recruiting class of 2019 was better than it originally looked on paper and how former head coach Matt Luke's class helped Lane Kiffin's success for the Rebels. Bo wraps up the hour comparing the physicality of the recruiting class for Ole Miss that year compared to that of the class of Mississippi State.

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about what makes Kyle Shanahan such a good coach in San Francisco. Tom talks about Shanahan's offense being of a higher level but attributes the coaches success to his ability to find ways to run the ball. Tom and Bo go into talking about Brock Purdy and the impact Shanahan has had on the young quarterback.

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about whether or not he thinks Bryce Young will have a successful NFL career. Tom talks about how he believes Bryce Young was a more impressive player last season compared to win he won the Heisman. Tom backs this up by noting the lack of weapons that surrounded the "young" quarterback and the production he showed in spite of that. Tom and Bo go into talking about Sean Payton as the head coach of the Denver Broncos and what Tom predicts for the team this season. Tom talks about why he thinks Sean will make Russell Wilson better but the fact that he needs more weapons around him in order to create success.

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Ole Miss recruit Austin Simmons making a mistake by reclassifying for the 2023 class. Tom and Bo talk about the amount of experience Simmons will be missing by not playing his final two years of high school football and having to sit on the bench at Ole Miss. Tom breaks down the new recruits for Mississippi State football and talks about why Braylon Burnside is the highest rated player for the Bulldogs so far and how he could play anywhere on the field. Tom talks about the utility JJ Harrell will bring for the Bulldogs and the reality that he will probably play on defense but could also see him on return team. Tom and Bo talk about this class out of Mississippi as one of the best there has been in recent years.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest days of recruiting in Mississippi State history and where Tuesday falls on that list. Steve recounts the Big Dog Camp where Mississippi State landed 10 recruits including Jamal Peters and how anticipated that day was compared to landing three big recruits this week. Bo goes into talking about college players shifting towards staying in school longer instead of hitting the pros as soon as they can. Bo and the crew talk about the benefits of an extra year or two in college and how the athletes future can be impacted.