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Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Suntarine Perkins and Ayden Williams. Jake discusses the current state of the Ole Miss roster and what to expect from a pair of newcomers in Suntarine Perkins and Ayden Williams.

Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Keon Coleman. Jake discusses the latest on Michigan State receiver Keon Coleman, who is deciding between Florida State and Ole Miss in the transfer portal. Jake gives his prediction for where Coleman will commit, and what he brings to the table if he chooses the Rebels.

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Bo discusses the breaking news out of Hattiesburg that Southern Miss baseball coach Scott Berry is retiring at the end of the season. The guys discuss the incredible job Berry did at Southern Miss over the last decade. The guys discuss who the new coach might be, including current USM pitching coach Christian Ostrander, and whether or not the move was made by the Golden Eagles because Mississippi State coach Chris Lemonis was targeting Ostrander to join his staff in Starkville.

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Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve starts the discussion talking about the open pitching coach position for MSU and whether or not Southern Miss pitching coach Christian Ostrander, now the favorite to replace Scott Berry at the end of the season, was a top candidate for Chris Lemonis. Steve discusses the process of identifying and hiring the right pitching coach to get the Bulldogs back on track, from what it might cost to how long it might take to make the hire. Steve discusses the financials behind trying to hire away a sitting assistant coach from another program. Steve gives his thoughts on hitting coach Jake Gautreau and his future with the program. Steve discusses the offers Gautreau might receive in the offseason and where his motivation might lie as he makes his decision. Steve talks about the chances Chris Lemonis might be let go at the end of the season, and why the financial burden to replace a whole staff may not be worth the change. Steve discusses how a core group of young players staying in Starkville plays a major role in keeping Lemonis at MSU for another season. Steve gives his thoughts on what's happening at LSU right now and why spending NIL money to create a "super-team" doesn't guarantee you a trip to Omaha. Finally, Steve gives a quick breakdown of new football transfer running back Keyvone Lee from Penn State and what he is bringing to the Bulldogs.

Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and the NFL in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys have fun talking NFL coaches and their unique attitudes, like Sean Payton threatening to send a backup quarterback to work at Walmart after throwing a pick-six in practice. Bo discusses the new movie "Air," detailing the incredible business move by Nike to land Michael Jordan and create the world's biggest athlete-led apparel brand. The guys discuss how that move was not only revolutionary for Nike, but changed how athletes brand themselves ever since. Bo talks about Southern Miss head coach Scott Berry retiring at the end of the season and where he ranks among the best baseball coaches in Mississippi history. In the SEC Insider Hit, Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve starts the discussion talking about the open pitching coach position for MSU and whether or not Southern Miss pitching coach Christian Ostrander, now the favorite to replace Scott Berry at the end of the season, was a top candidate for Chris Lemonis. Steve discusses the process of identifying and hiring the right pitching coach to get the Bulldogs back on track, from what it might cost to how long it might take to make the hire. Steve discusses the financials behind trying to hire away a sitting assistant coach from another program. Steve gives his thoughts on hitting coach Jake Gautreau and his future with the program. Steve discusses the offers Gautreau might receiver in the offseason and where his motivation might lie as he makes his decision. Steve talks about the chances Chris Lemonis might be let go at the end of the season, and why the financial burden to replace a whole staff may not be worth the change. Steve discusses how a core group of young players staying in Starkville plays a major role in keeping Lemonis at MSU for another season. Steve gives his thoughts on what's happening at LSU right now and why spending NIL money to create a "super-team" doesn't guarantee you a trip to Omaha. Finally, Steve gives a quick breakdown of new football transfer running back Keyvone Lee from Penn State and what he is bringing to the Bulldogs.

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Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Rebels recruiting. Jake discusses the latest on Michigan State receiver Keon Coleman, who is deciding between Florida State and Ole Miss in the transfer portal. Jake gives his prediction for where Coleman will commit, and what he brings to the table if he chooses the Rebels. Jake discusses the current state of the Ole Miss roster and what to expect from a pair of newcomers in Suntarine Perkins and Ayden Williams. Jake gives his thoughts on the upcoming changes to the SEC football schedule and who the three permanent opponents might be for Ole Miss if the league moves to a nine game schedule. Jake talks a little about growing up in the Destin area and some of the unique places he remembers. Finally, Jake updates the latest from Ole Miss basketball as new head coach Chris Beard is making headlines in the transfer portal before he even steps foot on the court.

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Bo and Blake talk college football and Ole Miss recruiting in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys debate whether or not Kentucky is a Southern state and discuss the new villain era for Phil Mickelson as the face of LIV golf. Bo and Blake discuss the hierarchy of college football and the move from the Big 10 love of the 90s to the dominance of the SEC over the last two decades. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo discusses the breaking news out of Hattiesburg that Southern Miss baseball coach Scott Berry is retiring at the end of the season. The guys discuss the incredible job Berry did at Southern Miss over the last decade. Ole Miss insider Jake Thompson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Rebels recruiting. Jake discusses the latest on Michigan State receiver Keon Coleman, who is deciding between Florida State and Ole Miss in the transfer portal. Jake gives his prediction for where Coleman will commit, and what he brings to the table if he chooses the Rebels. Jake discusses the current state of the Ole Miss roster and what to expect from a pair of newcomers in Suntarine Perkins and Ayden Williams. Jake gives his thoughts on the upcoming changes to the SEC football schedule and who the three permanent opponents might be for Ole Miss if the league moves to a nine game schedule. Jake talks a little about growing up in the Destin area and some of the unique places he remembers. Finally, Jake updates the latest from Ole Miss basketball as new head coach Chris Beard is making headlines in the transfer portal before he even steps foot on the court.

Bo and Blake talk SEC towns and conference realignment in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys hit an interesting article from the US News ranking the top towns in the US, including a handful of SEC towns. The guys discuss where US News got it wrong when ranking the top SEC towns, which doesn't include Auburn, Athens or Oxford in the top five. With conference meetings taking place around the country, Bo and Blake talk about the next phase of conference realignment and what the future holds for the ACC, Big 12 and Pac 12. The guys discuss why the ACC clubs are in such a bad position compared to their SEC and Big 10 counterparts. The guys hit some hilarious audio from new Broncos coach Sean Payton, who threatened to send his second-string quarterback to work at Walmart after throwing a pick-six in practice.

Bo and Blake talk Michael Jordan and SEC football in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo starts the day discussing the new movie "Air," which details the remarkable story of Nike landing Michael Jordan and creating the Air Jordan brand. The guys talk about how Nike and Jordan revolutionized not only the world of basketball shoes, but sports marketing and player branding as a whole. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Blake talk SEC towns and conference realignment live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys hit an interesting article from the US News ranking the top towns in the US, including a handful of SEC towns. The guys discuss where US News got it wrong when ranking the top SEC towns, which doesn't include Auburn, Athens or Oxford in the top five. With conference meetings taking place around the country, Bo and Blake talk about the next phase of conference realignment and what the future holds for the ACC, Big 12 and Pac 12. The guys discuss why the ACC clubs are in such a bad position compared to their SEC and Big 10 counterparts. The guys hit some hilarious audio from new Broncos coach Sean Payton, who threatened to send his second-string quarterback to work at Walmart after throwing a pick-six in practice.

NFL Insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Saints football. Mike discusses the talent on the Saints roster and why new quarterback Derek Carr is the lynchpin that could get the offense back on track. Mike takes a brief look at the Cowboys, who he has as an unknown in the NFC this season, and what to expect from the new-look offense run by Mike McCarthy.