Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and the NFL in the final hour of the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo updates the latest out of Starkville as Bulldogs baseball coach Chris Lemonis is fighting for his job in the final weeks of the season. The guys discuss the potential changes coming to the college football schedule, and Bo makes the case for college football taking over Friday nights. Blake gives his culinary review of a new restaurant in Gluckstadt that he dined at last night that elevates Southern favorites to the next level. In the SEC Insider Hit, college football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football and the NFL. Bartoo talks about the newest trend he is tracking, how college players who transfer perform once they reach the NFL. Bartoo takes a deep dive into the numbers behind the transfer players who are drafted and the percentage that end up succeeding at the NFL level. Bartoo talks about the NFL Draft and the anomaly that Anthony Richardson would have to be to be a successful starting quarterback for the Colts. Bartoo gives an interesting take on the debate about whether or not to draft running backs in the first round of the NFL Draft, and why it's all about the second contract. Bartoo gives a quick look at a pair of SEC coaching staffs that had late changes in the offseason and who got better or worse.

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ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football and Playoff expansion. Tom talks about the changes coming to the college football landscape as the expanded College Football Playoff is shifting the regular season schedule. As an ESPN analyst, Tom discusses how the SEC being completely under the Disney umbrella will change how fans consume the SEC. Tom gives his thoughts on what starting the season earlier could look like and how it impacts the back half of the season. Tom talks about how the NFL and college football schedules have changed over the years and why Friday nights could become prime broadcasts for college football, both in the playoffs and regular season. Finally, Tom looks ahead to next season and how Hugh Freeze could perform in his first year at Auburn. Tom talks about why LSU should be the favorite to head to Atlanta over Alabama as SEC West champions.

Bo and Blake talk SEC and college football in the second hour of the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio. The guys hit some great audio from Auburn coach Hugh Freeze, who doesn't believe in the recruiting dead period and still hasn't learned to stay off the phone. Bo talks about how the transfer portal approach to college football has to be balanced with traditional recruiting as we learn more about the new model of building a football program. The guys discuss the hypocrisy at Colorado as Deion Sanders takes shots at the NFL for doing the exact thing he did with his Colorado players. In the SEC Insider Hit, ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football and Playoff expansion. Tom talks about the changes coming to the college football landscape as the expanded College Football Playoff is shifting the regular season schedule. As an ESPN analyst, Tom discusses how the SEC being completely under the Disney umbrella will change how fans consume the SEC. Tom gives his thoughts on what starting the season earlier could look like and how it impacts the back half of the season. Tom talks about how the NFL and college football schedules have changed over the years and why Friday nights could become prime broadcasts for college football, both in the playoffs and regular season. Finally, Tom looks ahead to next season and how Hugh Freeze could perform in his first year at Auburn. Tom talks about why LSU should be the favorite to head to Atlanta over Alabama as SEC West champions.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and the College Football Playoff in the SEC Insider Hit live in the mobile BankPlus Studio. With the College Football Playoff officially expanded to twelve teams, Bo and Blake talk about the impending changes coming to college football and the SEC schedule. The guys discuss whether the SEC will use the 1+7 or 3+6 model once Texas and Oklahoma join the league in 2024, and what that means for programs like Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Bo makes the case for eight games if you are a lower-tier SEC program and why ESPN is on the other side of the fence. The guys talk about the new twelve-team College Football Playoff and how it's impacting the regular season schedule across the country. Bo discusses the move to Week 0 and how that will play out in the hot and humid SEC footprint.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and baseball in the first hour of the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo talks about the biggest story of the Spring in Mississippi as MSU head baseball coach Chris Lemonis is on the hot-seat with three weeks left in the SEC season. The guys talk about what's gone wrong and why the record might be worse than the product on the field. With the College Football Playoff officially expanded to twelve teams, Bo and Blake talk about the impending changes coming to college football and the SEC schedule. The guys discuss whether the SEC will use the 1+7 or 3+6 model once Texas and Oklahoma join the league in 2024, and what that means for programs like Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Bo makes the case for eight games if you are a lower-tier SEC program and why ESPN is on the other side of the fence. The guys talk about the new twelve-team College Football Playoff and how it's impacting the regular season schedule across the country. Bo discusses the move to Week 0 and how that will play out in the hot and humid SEC footprint.

NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Emmanuel Forbes in the NFL. Mike talks about MSU cornerback Emmanuel Forbes being drafted by the Washington Commanders with the 16th pick in the first round, and how his game will translate to the next level. Mike compares the NCAA pick-six record holder to another undersized defensive back that wreaked havoc in the NFL years ago.

NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Saints top draft picks. Mike talks about the best pick for the Saints, who looked to bolster their defense throughout the draft.

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NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL Draft losers. Mike gives his thoughts on the franchises that seemingly fell flat when it comes to adding the best talent. Mike talks about the Colts taking a huge chance on Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson with the fourth pick in the first round and why it's an all-or-nothing play.

NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL Draft winners. Mike gives his thoughts on the franchises that "won" the draft. Mike talks about the job the Seahawks and Eagles did over the weekend and how that sets them up for success immediately. Mike discusses the unique draft for the Houston Texans, who drafted CJ Stroud with the second overall pick before trading up to take Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson with the third pick.

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Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and football in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. Mississippi State baseball insider Jay Powell joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the firing of pitching coach Scott Foxhall. Jay gives his instant reaction to the breaking news that MSU head coach Chris Lemonis has fired his friend and longtime pitching coach Scott Foxhall this morning. Jay talks about the falloff following the 2021 National Championship for the Bulldogs pitching staff and what led to this decision with three weeks left in the season. Jay discusses how Foxhall's approach to building a pitching staff played a major part in both the mistakes in recruiting and on the mound. Jay talks about the strikeout first approach as opposed to building a staff that knows how to pitch. Jay gives his thoughts on what the rest of the season holds and the importance of reaching the SEC Tournament. The guys wrap up the show talking a little SEC football, and Bo makes his early case for SEC Coach of the Year and the coach most likely to be fired next season.