Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Southern Miss baseball alum Mason Irby joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about playing for championships. Mason talks about playing for, and winning, a title in high school and at Jones Junior College on his way to becoming a Golden Eagle.

Southern Miss baseball alum Mason Irby joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about playing for Scott Berry and Christian Ostrander. Mason talks about what playing for Coach Berry was like, from his rough demeanor to the way he connected on a personal level with players. Mason shares stories from his time playing for Coach Ostrander at Jones Junior College, where he won a National Championship as a sophomore, and how they met up a few years later at Southern Miss. Mason talks about some of the more memorable moments from his time with the Golden Eagles, including playing Mississippi State and Arkansas in a pair of exciting regionals. Mason shares a little insider information from the time Coach Berry was ejected at the end of the regional against MSU and tore his hamstring in the process. Mason gives his thoughts on the potential that current USM pitching coach Christian Ostrander could be the next head coach for the Golden Eagles.

Southern Miss baseball alum Mason Irby joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about playing at Southern Miss. Mason shares his baseball story, from high school to college, where he won a couple championships and made a ton of memories. Mason talks about his time at Southern Miss and some of the great players he played with, and discusses how he ended up in Hattiesburg.

Florida State athletics director Michael Alford joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his time with the Dallas Cowboys. Michael talks about his time working for Jerry and Stephen Jones with the Dallas Cowboys.

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Florida State athletics director Michael Alford joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Name, Image and Likeness. Michael discusses how FSU is utilizing NIL to grow their athletics programs.

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Florida State athletics director Michael Alford joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking FSU football. Michael talks about the state of the Seminoles football program under head coach Mike Norvell. Michael talks about schedule changes coming to college football and the potential that the rivalry with Florida could go by the wayside.

Florida State athletics director Michael Alford joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the latest from the ACC meetings. Michael discusses how the ACC meetings played out as the member programs continue to debate changes to the conference media rights and potential expansion opportunities. Michael talks about how the league, led by commissioner Jim Phillips, is attempting to close the gap between their TV revenue and what the Big 10 and SEC are currently making.

College football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking SEC football and two-point conversions. Bartoo starts the conversation discussing his latest project for Hemps for Pros and reminiscing about the time he brought his golf clubs to Pearl River Resort in a gun case. Bartoo takes a deep dive into the numbers behind two-point conversions in college football. Bartoo makes the case that going for two is never worth it unless you're down to your final possessions and have to have two points for a chance to win. Bartoo shows the numbers indicate that chasing a two point try only costs you points and potentially wins. Bartoo discusses his theory on fourth down attempts and when it makes sense to go for it on fourth down instead of punting or kicking a field goal. Bartoo talks about how teams that forego the field goal to chase the touchdown don't tend to fair well over the long run. Bartoo previews the Auburn football schedule in Hugh Freeze's first season on The Plains. Bartoo talks about what might be the toughest three-game stretch in college football when the Tigers face Texas A&M, Georgia, and LSU in the middle of the season. Bartoo walks through the schedule giving his prediction for each game and what to expect from Freeze's first season in Auburn.

Bo and Blake talk college football and the Y'all Lifestyle in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys discuss different names for Bo's man cave, from the Bounds Lounge to the Manctuary. Blake hits on a new idea out of the Pac 12, where the conference has decided to provide in-depth access to their players and coaches on gamedays. Bo talks about his cocktail skills and a bottle of Dakota Shy wine he believes might be the best wine he's ever had. In the SEC Insider Hit, college football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking SEC football and two-point conversions. Bartoo starts the conversation discussing his latest project for Hemps for Pros and reminiscing about the time he brought his golf clubs to Pearl River Resort in a gun case. Bartoo takes a deep dive into the numbers behind two-point conversions in college football. Bartoo makes the case that going for two is never worth it unless you're down to your final possessions and have to have two points for a chance to win. Bartoo shows the numbers indicate that chasing a two point try only costs you points and potentially wins. Bartoo discusses his theory on fourth down attempts and when it makes sense to go for it on fourth down instead of punting or kicking a field goal. Bartoo talks about how teams that forego the field goal to chase the touchdown don't tend to fair well over the long run. Bartoo previews the Auburn football schedule in Hugh Freeze's first season on The Plains. Bartoo talks about what might be the toughest three-game stretch in college football when the Tigers face Texas A&M, Georgia, and LSU in the middle of the season. Bartoo walks through the schedule giving his prediction for each game and what to expect from Freeze's first season in Auburn.

Southern Miss baseball alum Mason Irby joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about playing for Scott Berry and Christian Ostrander. Mason shares his baseball story, from high school to college, where he won a couple championships and made a ton of memories. Mason talks about what playing for Coach Berry was like, from his rough demeanor to the way he connected on a personal level with players. Mason shares stories from his time playing for Coach Ostrander at Jones Junior College, where he won a National Championship as a sophomore, and how they met up a few years later at Southern Miss. Mason talks about some of the more memorable moments from his time with the Golden Eagles, including playing Mississippi State and Arkansas in a pair of exciting regionals. Mason shares a little insider information from the time Coach Berry was ejected at the end of the regional against MSU and tore his hamstring in the process. Mason gives his thoughts on the potential that current USM pitching coach Christian Ostrander could be the next head coach for the Golden Eagles.