The Out of Bounds Show

Bo and Blake take a deep dive into the NFL Draft numbers for SEC teams the last two decades. Craig Ray, Director of Tourism for Visit Mississippi, joins the show on the Miller Lite guest line talking about the steps the state is taking to open up safely in the next few weeks. ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Coors Light guest line talking about the NFL Draft production for SEC teams and how that relates to their recruiting profile the last two decades.

Hailstate insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Miller Lite guest line talking about the Bulldogs recent recruiting success with Mike Leach and how the football season could look next Fall.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and recruiting, which players could make it to the NFL Hall of Fame from MSU and Ole Miss and why State has struggled to recruit elite talent even during the Golden Era of Bulldogs football. Hailstate insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Miller Lite guest line talking about the Bulldogs recent recruiting success with Mike Leach and how the football season could look next Fall.

College football matrix insider Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Coors Light guest line discussing the NCAA name image and likeness ruling for college athletes and how it might impact SEC recruiting.

College football matrix insider Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Coors Light guest line projecting the Auburn win total for 2020 with a game by game break down by opponent.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football recruiting, the ESPN FPI and the latest on the NCAA ruling on name image and likeness for athletes. ESPN college football analyst Brad Edwards breaks down the FPI rankings and win projections for Mississippi State. College football matrix insider Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Coors Light guest line projecting the Auburn win total for 2020 and discussing the NCAA name image and likeness ruling for college athletes and how it might impact SEC recruiting.

Bo and Blake go through which players from State and Ole Miss have the best chance to make it into the NFL Hall of Fame, from veterans like Eli Manning to young guys like Jeff Simmons and AJ Brown.

Bo and Blake look at the recent success in producing NFL talent for Mississippi State relative to the rest of the SEC. It all boils down to "The Mullen Effect."

Bo and Blake talk the Yall Lifestyle and local restaurants in Mississippi before getting nerdy on NFL Draft numbers from SEC programs. The guys break down the recent success for Mississippi State in the draft, and why Tennessee has taken a massive step back in producing NFL talent. Also, why has Ole Miss not put out as many draft picks relative to their highly ranked recruiting classes the last two decades?

Bo and Blake look at which MSU and Ole Miss players have the best chance to make it into the NFL Hall of Fame. Also, the guys continue to break down the NFL Draft numbers over the last two decades for SEC programs. The guys look at the what led to Mississippi State's meteoric rise in draft picks and why Ole Miss has struggled to turn elite recruiting classes into NFL draft picks.

Bo and Blake talk the best and worst SEC football programs in the NFL Draft the last twenty years. The guys discuss who got better and who got worse from one decade to another. Also, how will Ole Miss perform next season according to ESPN FPI rankings.

Bo and Blake take a deep dive into the NFL Draft numbers for MS and Ole Miss over the last two decades. The guys break down who has had success and why, and which program hasn't produced the way they should. Also, the guys tie in recruiting philosophy and how that translates to NFL success.

Bo and Blake discuss the state of SEC football as we look back at the last two decades of NFL draft picks from each school. The guys break down State and Ole Miss draft picks and recruiting misses over the past twenty years.

Blake drops a hot take about the rest of our esteemed hosts on 105.9 The Zone.

Bo and Blake talk SEC football and the programs that best put talent into the NFL Draft the last two decades. You might be surprised to learn where Ole Miss and Mississippi State fall in the rankings.