Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and Blake talk Deion Sanders and John Rhys Plumlee in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. With conference realignment constantly changing, the guys discuss the latest out of Deion Sanders as he is pushing his new school, Colorado, to leave the Pac 12 in favor of the Big 12. The guys talk about why Prime wants to head back to Texas, and how the Big 12 is attacking conference realignment differently than the ACC or Pac 12. Bo makes his Heisman case for John Rhys Plumlee, now with UCF, one of the newest additions to the Big 12.

Bo and Blake talk college football and Mississippi high school rivalries in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk a little nonsense to wrap up the show, including how Blake went on a date with a girl who hated men in flip flops. That leads to a discussion about one of the weirdest footwear items on the market, Crocs, and who actually wears them in public. Listeners weigh in with their thoughts on Crocs and men in flip flops, which somehow leads to a discussion about which city in central Mississippi is more redneck, Brandon or Pearl. Bo and Blake try to determine which of the two cities has the best restaurants, and whether or not the M Braves push Pearl over the top of Brandon. The guys talk about a pair of former Brandon quarterbacks, Gardner Minshew and Will Rogers, and what Senior Bowl executive Jim Nagy had to say about the Bulldogs fourth-year starter in a new offense.

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Bo and Blake talk college football and Mississippi high school rivalries in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo still trying to recover after his week drinking Tito's on the beach in the Dominican. With conference realignment constantly changing, the guys discuss the latest out of Deion Sanders as he is pushing his new school, Colorado, to leave the Pac 12 in favor of the Big 12. The guys talk about why Prime wants to head back to Texas, and how the Big 12 is attacking conference realignment differently than the ACC or Pac 12. Bo makes his Heisman case for John Rhys Plumlee, now with UCF, one of the newest additions to the Big 12. The guys talk a little nonsense to wrap up the show, including how Blake went on a date with a girl who hated men in flip flops. That leads to a discussion about one of the weirdest footwear items on the market, Crocs, and who actually wears them in public. Listeners weigh in with their thoughts on Crocs and men in flip flops, which somehow leads to a discussion about which city in central Mississippi is more redneck, Brandon or Pearl. Bo and Blake try to determine which of the two cities has the best restaurants, and whether or not the M Braves push Pearl over the top of Brandon. The guys talk about a pair of former Brandon quarterbacks, Gardner Minshew and Will Rogers, and what Senior Bowl executive Jim Nagy had to say about the Bulldogs fourth-year starter in a new offense.

Georgia insider Bill Shanks joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs football and the Kirby Smart dynasty. Bill starts the conversation making sure listeners know that the Bulldogs are two-time defending champs heading into the season. Bill takes a look at the Georgia roster and how they stack up this season as the favorites to win the SEC, despite starting a new quarterback with a new offensive coordinator. Bill takes a look at the schedule and which games could potentially trip up the Bulldogs along the way to a third straight CFP berth. Bill outlines how Kirby has used NIL and why he believes the former Saban assistant is at the top of the list when it comes to utilizing NIL in college football. Bill takes a look at the coming changes to the SEC football schedule, and what could happen with the historic Cocktail Party, the annual meeting between Georgia and Florida in Jacksonville. Bill discusses how he sees the scheduling issues playing out, and why he is an advocate for an all-Power 5 schedule in the SEC.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and coaches in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys continue to discuss the Georgia dynasty that Kirby is building, and why it could be even bigger than Nick Saban and Alabama. Bo talks about comments from Jimbo Fisher about the Aggies playing Texas again and whether or not the Longhorns would have Texas A&M as a permanent opponent. The guys discuss how Jimbo, like many coaches, can't elevate talent on the field, and talk about the ceiling for Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss. In the SEC Insider Hit, Georgia insider Bill Shanks joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs football and the Kirby Smart dynasty. Bill starts the conversation making sure listeners know that the Bulldogs are two-time defending champs heading into the season. Bill takes a look at the Georgia roster and how they stack up this season as the favorites to win the SEC, despite starting a new quarterback with a new offensive coordinator. Bill takes a look at the schedule and which games could potentially trip up the Bulldogs along the way to a third straight CFP berth. Bill outlines how Kirby has used NIL and why he believes the former Saban assistant is at the top of the list when it comes to utilizing NIL in college football. Bill takes a look at the coming changes to the SEC football schedule, and what could happen with the historic Cocktail Party, the annual meeting between Georgia and Florida in Jacksonville. Bill discusses how he sees the scheduling issues playing out, and why he is an advocate for an all-Power 5 schedule in the SEC.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and petty coaches in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo and Blake talk about the continued improvements in the music scene in Mississippi as Bo is wearing a Willie Nelson shirt today. The guys discuss the Georgia dynasty that Kirby is building and the fact that he has a chance to do something Saban has been unable to do, win three straight National Championships. Bo talks about how Kirby has been able to build a roster that outweighs everything else in college football and allows him to not have to coach uphill at all during the year. The guys talk about the Ole Miss quarterback battle and how it looks to be playing out heading into Fall camp and Lane Kiffin's fourth season in Oxford.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and petty coaches in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys start the show talking about Steve Azar's upcoming charity golf, where Bo does what he calls the fastest hour in radio, and some of the unique guests he's interviewed in the past. With SEC Meetings underway this week, the guys discuss one of the best one-liners to come from an SEC coach in recent memory as Kentucky's Mark Stoops calls out Kirby Smart for complaining about recruiting during the College Football Playoff. Bo talks about the ongoing pettiness from the SEC coaches, including Jimbo Fisher and Lane Kiffin, and how that's playing out this week at the conference meetings. Bo and Blake talk about the continued improvements in the music scene in Mississippi as Bo is wearing a Willie Nelson shirt today. The guys discuss the Georgia dynasty that Kirby is building and the fact that he has a chance to do something Saban has been unable to do, win three straight National Championships. Bo talks about how Kirby has been able to build a roster that outweighs everything else in college football and allows him to not have to coach uphill at all during the year. The guys talk about the Ole Miss quarterback battle and how it looks to be playing out heading into Fall camp and Lane Kiffin's fourth season in Oxford.

Patrick Kelly, owner of Finch & Kelly in Oxford, joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Finch & Kelly. Patrick discusses his favorite items at Finch & Kelly and his recent custom jacket made for David Dellucci.

Patrick Kelly, owner of Finch & Kelly in Oxford, joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking stories and scenes from Julep. Patrick talks about the creation of the legendary blackened fish tacos.

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Saints insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking expectations for Saints football. Mike finishes by discussing the expectations for the Saints, who have the easiest schedule in the NFL this season.