Bo and the crew talk about using Tulu Griffin more in the new offense style for Mississippi State, expectations for the Johnny Manziel documentary, and preseason words from Will Rogers live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo recalls his memories as a coach for a 7 on 7 team in college and talks about printing off plays from the internet to win games. Bo and the crew talk about Mississippi State not using Tulu Griffin to the best of his abilities in past seasons and notes the importance of the wide receiver for Kevin Barbay and the new coaching staff. Bo talks about Mississippi State possibly putting tight ends to use in the new offense and Jason jokes around about former Ole Miss tight end stars. The guys look at the careers of Evan Engram and Dawson Knox and how the players have excelled in the NFL. Bo and the crew looks at the new Johnny Manziel documentary that will be released in August and they speculate about how much money he spent in his short career. Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing in the new style of offense and what the transition under a new coach has been like live in the BankPlus studio. Will talks about playing on a team that is filled with veteran players and how Bo makes him feel old. Will tells the show that the most difficult part of learning Kevin Barbay's offense was learning the new terminology and the system. Will talks about the experienced defense and how eh grew from throwing at great corners in practice, such as Emmanuel Forbes. Bo asks Will if he feels underrated by the media. Will responds that he doesn't pay attention to what is said about him and that he just wants to go out and play the best that Mississippi State can.
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