Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk LSU and MSU football. Bo and Blake ask the serious question: Does LSU have a shot at Bama and Georgia in 2023? Bo and Blake discuss the first few weekend of the Bulldogs' schedule. The guys share why they think MSU Offensive Coordinator Kevin Barbay and Quarterback Will Rogers will use the Arizona game to prepare for their week three matchup against the LSU Tigers.

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Bo and Blake talk National Name Your Poison Day, old school and new school NBA players and SEC football in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys begin the hour talking Steve Azar's celebrity golf event that Bo will be attending. Bo and Blake talk about National Name Your Poison Day and what that means for bartenders and vacationers everywhere. Bo and Blake continue with a little bit of NBA, mentioning names like Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan, Kyrie Irvin and Zion Williamson. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk LSU and MSU football. Bo and Blake ask the serious question: Does LSU have a shot at Bama and Georgia in 2023? Bo and Blake discuss the first few weekend of the Bulldogs' schedule. The guys share why they think MSU Offensive Coordinator Kevin Barbay and Quarterback Will Rogers will use the Arizona game to prepare for their week three matchup against the LSU Tigers.

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Professional Golf insider Matt Ginella joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the possible change in leadership surrounding PGA Commissioners decision making before and after the merger of the PGA and LIV. Ginella breaks down how Monahan jeopardized his job with past criticism and hypocrisies that now leave his occupation in the hands of those he strictly criticized. Ginella goes on to talk about how Monahan's decision making led to the reality of the best golf players in the world not being able to play with eachother.

College Football Insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the difference in talent and recruiting between Nick Saban and Kirby Smart. Luginbill breaks down how Georgia has widened the gap between themselves and Alabama and if the difference in talent is to thank for being propelled forward. Luginbill goes into talking about the CFB 12 team playoff bracket and how the competitiveness of the games might not change, but the amount of viewers will increase.

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Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about why playing Tennessee is more important than playing LSU. Byrne dissects the history with Tennessee and what the game means to both fan bases. Bo and Byrne talk about the possibility of making 11 AM games more exciting by introducing more non-conference Power 5 games.

Alabama Athletic Director Greg Byrne joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Mark Keenum's impact at Mississippi State and playing golf with Nick Saban. Byrne mentions the time he spent with Keenum at Mississippi State and the experiences they shared. Byrne dives into what it is like to play golf with Nick Saban and what he is like once all the cameras are off.

College Football Insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Quinn Ewers and what kind of impact he will have on the field against Alabama in the fall. Luginbill notes the struggles Ewers had the last season with injury and the progress he's made in the offseason. Luginbill also notes the unknown aspect of who Alabama will start at quarterback and how this could affect the blockbuster non-conference game.

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Professional golf insider Matt Ginella joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk about Jay Monahan's job security and the reintroduction of the best players in golf playing together. Ginella and Bo discuss how Monahan handled the creation of LIV and the difference in attitude now that the merger between the PGA and LIV has been completed. Ginella breaks down how the merger can make the sport more fun for the fans that want to see the best players in the world play against each other and the possible pay bonuses many players missed out on.

Bo and Blake talk about the necessity for the merger of the PGA and LIV, Roy McIlroy's fixed feelings on LIV, Nick Saban daring to mention competitive balance, and Jay Monahan's job security in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus studio. The guys talk about the ability of the sport of golf to work towards a compromise following the merger of the PGA and LIV and the necessity of a joint company. Bo and Blake discuss a comment made by golfer Roy McIlroy and the enduring feelings of disdain he has for the LIV. The guys talk about Nick Saban in DC on behalf of NIL advancements and the turnaround he has had for since the implementation of the rule. The guys talk about the lack of validity Nick Saban has when using "competitive balance" as a reason for working towards a mutual agreement. Professional golf insider Matt Ginella joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line to talk about Jay Monahan's job security and the reintroduction of the best players in golf playing together. Ginella breaks down how the merger can make the sport more fun for the fans and the returning players.

College football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Alabama's upcoming football season and if Kirby Smart is out-recruiting Nick Saban. Luginbill breaks down the Alabama vs texas game from last season in Austin and notes the return of Quinn Ewers for the contest this season. Luginbill talks about the growing separation in talent between Georgia and Alabama and discusses possible reasons for the gap in success for the Crimson Tide. Luginbill goes on to talk about the inaccuracy of the AP polling during the regular season, as well as how the 12 team CFB playoff will change the game and the amount of interest surrounding the sport.