Bo and the crew talk about Bo's favorite basketball players in the 80's, how guy Fieri started to build his fortune, and how mobile quarterbacks create their own throws in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about the Bad Boy Pistons and how Bill Laimbeer's style of play matched his "lumberjack" physique. The show brings on a caller interested in Bo's opinion on what Pete Golding will produce in his first year as defensive coordinator for Ole Miss. Bo breaks down the schedule and wonders if the defense can hold Auburn and Texas A&M to a reasonable score in order to win. The guys talk about how famous chef Guy Fieri began to build his fortune and used his sales skills to do so. Bo talks about a contest rock star Sammy Hagar put on for his tequila and describes how Fieri engineered his path to success. Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about if you can teach a QB accuracy, the role of running QB's in the NFL, and how Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott live in the BankPlus Studio. Steve talks about the strategy the Colts are suing with Anthony Richardson and if it is better to let a young quarterback sit and gain experience or throw him into the fire and let him learn. Steve talks about how Richardson wasn't very accurate in college and Bo uses a quote from late coach Mike Leach to ask if he thinks accuracy is teachable. Steve talks about the improvements Josh Allena and Lamar Jackson made with accuracy but attributes Lamar Jackson's accuracy to his ability to create throws with his legs. Bo asks Steve if Dak needs to be more mobile in order to increase his accuracy and Steve talks about the benefits of a well-balanced quarterback in and out of the pocket. Bo asks Steve why he believes that Justin Herbert is a better QB than Dak Prescott and Steve talks about the raw talent the former Oregon Duck displays.
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