Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and conference realignment in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys start the show talking about statues of sports figures in college athletics and the irony of building one for someone who didn't win it all. Bo talks about a recent Sports Illustrated article from Ross Dellenger regarding the next wave of conference realignment and consolidation. The guys debate what the next move for the ACC and its top schools will be as they negotiate a Grant of Rights agreement that could prevent the conference from growing like it's counterparts in the SEC and Big 10. In the SEC Insider Hit, SEC Network football analyst Chris Doering joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Florida Gators football. Chris takes a deep dive into the Gators program and the fall from grace over the last decade after dominating the SEC East since Steve Spurrier's arrival in Gainesville. Chris talks about the inability to get back into college football's elite circle even when they hired good coaches like Jim McElwain and Dan Mullen. Chris looks ahead at Billy Napier entering his second season and what to expect from the Gators against a tough schedule, and why it's asinine to have him on the proverbial hot-seat after just one season. Chris talks about the new dynamic between Florida and Georgia now that Kirby Smart has the Bulldogs running like the Alabama dynasty of old. Chris gives his thoughts on the potential schedule changes coming in the SEC and why he believes keeping the in-state rivalry game with Florida State is important.

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Bo and Blake talk Cowboys and Saints schedules in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about the incredible schedule for the New Orleans Saints this season as they will face one of the weakest groups of quarterbacks in recent memory. The guys compare the Saints schedule to the daunting set of games for the Cowboys, who always pull a TV-inclined schedule.

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Mississippi State baseball analyst Charlie Winfield joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Charlie gives his thoughts on two young stars for MSU, Dakota Jordan and Tyler Davis, and how they helped propel MSU to a series victory over LSU.

Mississippi State baseball analyst Charlie Winfield joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Charlie looks ahead to the offseason and the changes coming for the Bulldogs on both the coaching staff and the roster. Charlie talks about the process of hiring a new pitching coach and the timeline that could follow as the college baseball postseason rolls on without MSU. Charlie talks about how Lemonis and company need to utilize the transfer portal to make an immediate impact on the field next season. Charlie outlines how Chris Lemonis handling the team and pitching staff since firing his pitching coach Scott Foxhall has impacted the team on the mound.

Mississippi State baseball analyst Charlie Winfield joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the future of Chris Lemonis. Charlie gives his prediction for the future of embattled head coach Chris Lemonis following a surprising series win on the road against LSU. Charlie outlines why he believes Lemonis will be back in Starkville for at least one more season, and it has a lot to do with a group of talented freshmen.

Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about NIL and Hugh Freeze. Bo talks about how beat up he was by the time he left school. Bo discusses what life as a college athlete without NIL was like, and how much he still talks to Hugh Freeze.

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Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the differences in Hugh Freeze and Lane Kiffin. Bo talks about the differences in the offense he ran under Hugh Freeze and what he has seen of Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss.

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Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing at Ole Miss. Bo talks about how Freeze handled the quarterback position during practice and what running his offense was like on the field. Bo shares some inside looks at what the grind of being an SEC quarterback is like. Bo discusses the myriad of talented pass-catchers he played with in Oxford and how much easier it made his life as a quarterback.

Former Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing for Hugh Freeze. Bo starts the conversation having fun with a Twitter interaction he had over the weekend regarding Ole Miss baseball and JUCO players. Bo talks about his unique career journey that was intertwined with former Rebels coach Hugh Freeze, who coached Bo at both Arkansas St and Ole Miss.

Mississippi State baseball analyst Charlie Winfield joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Charlie gives his prediction for the future of embattled head coach Chris Lemonis following a surprising series win on the road against LSU. Charlie outlines why he believes Lemonis will be back in Starkville for at least one more season, and it has a lot to do with a group of talented freshmen. Charlie looks ahead to the offseason and the changes coming for the Bulldogs on both the coaching staff and the roster. Charlie talks about the process of hiring a new pitching coach and the timeline that could follow as the college baseball postseason rolls on without MSU. Charlie talks about how Lemonis and company need to utilize the transfer portal to make an immediate impact on the field next season. Charlie outlines how Chris Lemonis handling the team and pitching staff since firing his pitching coach Scott Foxhall has impacted the team on the mound. Charlie gives his thoughts on two young stars for MSU, Dakota Jordan and Tyler Davis.