Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

New Orleans Saints insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the similarities between the New Orleans Saints under Sean Payton and the Oakland Raiders under John Madden. Mike breaks down the seasons following the Saints' only Super Bowl and the lack of playoff success that followed. Mike brings in some post-season moments that make Saints fan's blood boil included the "no-call" from the NFC championship against the Rams and the playoff push-off against the Vikings.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robinson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about is Mississippi State Baseball fans should be worried about the lack of a pitching coach hire. Steve breaks down why a decision hasn't been made yet and the status of the coaching search now. Steve also discusses why Bulldog Baseball fans shouldn't worry about some of the teams biggest names leaving for the transfer portal. Steve and Bo also discuss what some MSU players are doing to try and help out the team in the offseason.

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Bo talks about SEC Scheduling changes, Mike Detillier on Saints football, and Jason's upcoming softball season live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down Ole Miss trading out Kentucky at home for Georgia on the road and how opposite the Rebel's schedule will be from last year. Bo talks about the lack of competition both Alabama and Georgia have to open the season and how that competition will look different in seasons to come. The lack of knowledge surrounding permanent opponents for Mississippi State and Ole Miss get the guys talking about what fans should expect out of both teams. Bo and Jason also talk about Jason's upcoming church softball season and what outcomes that he expects from it. New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier also joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Saints football. Mike shares his experiences with Sean Payton and how Sean changed the franchise for the better. Mike and Bo continue talking quarterbacks in the NFL. Mike wraps up the hour by comparing the Saints of the 2010s to the Raiders of the '70s.

Bo talks about big changes coming to Ole Miss' football schedule and SEC Scheduling changes live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo breaks down Ole Miss trading out Kentucky at home for Georgia on the road and how opposite the Rebel's schedule will be from last year. Bo talks about the lack of competition both Alabama and Georgia have to open the season and how that competition will look different in seasons to come. The lack of knowledge surrounding permanent opponents for Mississippi State and Ole Miss get the guys talking about what fans should expect out of both teams.

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Mike Detillier joins to talk Saints football in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier also joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Saints football. Mike shares his experiences with Sean Payton and how Sean changed the franchise for the better. Mike and Bo continue talking quarterbacks in the NFL. Mike wraps up the hour by comparing the Saints of the 2010s to the Raiders of the '70s.

Steve Robertson joins the show talking MSU baseball in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to share updates about MSU's pitching coach search. Steve mentions the names and a time frame of when fans should here an announcement. Steve also talks about the impactful players that State should retain going into the offseason.

Bo talks Scott Berry's final game at USM, Steve Robertson joins to talk the MSU pitching coach search, and Mike Detillier joins to talk Saints football in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo begins the hour talking about the great final season that Scott Berry has at Southern Miss. Bo explains why living in the Super Regionals every year is good for baseball programs. Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to share updates about MSU's pitching coach search. Steve mentions the names and a time frame of when fans should here an announcement. Steve also talks about the impactful players that State should retain going into the offseason. New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier also joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Saints football. Mike shares his experiences with Sean Payton and how Sean changed the franchise for the better. Mike and Bo continue talking quarterbacks in the NFL. Mike wraps up the hour by comparing the Saints of the 2010s to the Raiders of the '70s.

In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Jason talk about Jasons's bowling career and how it was more successful than his career in teeball. Bo touches on why the U.S Open might be catering to Hollywood this week. Jason ends the hour by giving his take on "dirty bulking" and how it may or may not be an excuse to eat more.

Bo talks how stacked the field for Omaha is, World Softball Day, protein bars, Jason's bowling days, and how to dirty bulk in hour one of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo opens up the show by talking college baseball and how elite the teams are in Omaha this year. Bo gives a shoutout to all of the softball guys out there today on World Softball Day. Jason talks protein bars and Bo questions if they are any healthier than a PayDay bar. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Jason talk about Jasons's bowling career and how it was more successful than his career in teeball. Bo touches on why the U.S Open might be catering to Hollywood this week. Jason ends the hour by giving his take on "dirty bulking" and how it may or may not be an excuse to eat more.

College Football insider Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most likely scenario for an SEC Football scheduling change. Ross discusses which schools have been openly approving of a 3+6 format and which schools would be against the new changes. Ross mentions the financial situation that would surround the scheduling changes and how ESPN might encourage the SEC to spread around their schedules.