The Bo Templin Show

In this episode, Bo recaps his spot-on prediction of the Adesanya vs. Costa fight that received significant attention from the Champ himself on Twitter. Then he brings on producer Uncle Luke Domask to breakdown key matchups between the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers in a NBA Finals preview and also explain why this series could go longer than many expect. 

In this episode, Bo breaks down three upcoming fights (Adesanya vs. Costa, Lomachenko vs. Lopez and Khabib vs. Gaethje) and how all the unique styles between the fighters shape it up to be three of the best bouts of the year. 

The world is a far different place since the last time Bo and Uncle Luke last saw each other. The Missouri Tigers were ranked, playoff baseball was in full swing and it was socially acceptable to stand next to a stranger. It's been awhile. In this different type of episode, Bo and Uncle Luke speak candidly on the beginning of their professional careers and the things they have in store for the future. From the restaurant industry to conversations with Jamie Foxx, the guys discuss just about everything from Bo's backyard in Encinitas, California. 

What kind of fighter are you? What separates great grapplers from the elite? How should fights be scored?  This is The Bo Templin Show.

What is the job of the corner in boxing or MMA? When should they throw in the towel? That is the discussion for this week's episode of The Bo Templin Show. Enjoy! 

On this episode of The Bo Templin Show, I break down how the smaller cage at the last two UFC events is impacting fights. I also discuss the large amount of fighters missing weight. Finally, I wrap up by looking ahead to some of the better fights coming up.

On this week's episode of The Bo Templin Show, I breakdown the results of UFC 250. I look at where I was right... and where I was wrong. Then, I address how athletes today are beginning to recognize their power and worth. Enjoy!

As Tyron Woodley's career comes to a close, I do not want his name to be disrespected. I breakdown the UFC Welterweight division. Finally, I finish with some insight on UFC 250, coming up on Saturday.

The UFC was one of the early sports leagues to open up during the pandemic. Since then, a lot has happened. From championship contenders and retirements, to blockbuster brawls... the UFC has it going on. Bo Templin breaks it all down in 10 minutes.

Bo brings on Uncle Luke to talk everything Chicago Bulls and The Last Dance Documentary on the team the defined a decade and generation of hoops. They debate winners and losers of the 10-part series, favorite characters, moments and lasting takeaways from arguably the greatest Dynasty in basketball.

Ben Sorenson (Producer for Fox Sports, NFL and NASCAR) and Uncle Luke Domask join me to recap the newest episodes from The Last Dance.

Old friend, Andrew Zoldan, joins me on this week's episode. We talk about the NFL Draft, our favorite movie trailers since 2010, and The Last Dance's newest episodes.

Old friend, Alec Lewis, comes to join the show. Al talks about life in quarantine, his first season covering the Kansas City Royals for The Athletic, and the first few episodes of The Last Dance. Enjoy.

On Part 2 of this quarantined episode, Bo and Uncle Luke discuss what sporting events they are taking the time to rewatch with all the time on their hands. From iconic prized fights and vintage college rivalries, to 4th and 5, Michael Phelps and Perfect Games. And with what would have been Master's week, the guys add in their favorite Tiger Woods memories too.

With the world on lockdown and no sports, no movies and nothing really else to do, Bo calls up his Producer Uncle Luke as the two breakdown who they most would like to be stuck at home with or, as they call it, their "Quaranteams". The premise is simple, select any movie or TV show character you would most like to lock yourself in doors with. With the CDC advising no more than 5 people in a room at once, you must choose wisely...

On this episode, I recap and breakdown some of the best moments from the Avengers movie. My guest is Derek Sleet, a film student and a long time family friend. The Bruce Buffer Award: given to the best character introduction or arrival. Tax Season: the scene that you would be willing to sit through the commercials, if you knew it was coming up next. The Imelda Staunton Award: given to the most hatable character... (not the most evil.) The Alarm Clock: A moment where you are taken out of the film. The Iso Joe: Best one on one moment of the film.

With All-Star Weekend descending upon Chicago, Bo calls up his producer and old friend Luke Domask to discuss the storylines across the Association that have intrigued them thus far. They debate Pelicans vs. Grizzlies, check-in on their preseason selections for All-League Pass teams and give their extremely contrasting "State of the Union" addresses regarding the Bulls and Bucks. They finish up the show with a quick life update and the upcoming plans they have for a Kobe Bryant documentary podcast series.

SLAM Magazine's Drew Ruiz joins the Bo Templin Show to talk about his profile on the rise of Ja Morant. Ruiz takes Bo behind the scenes on the photoshoot, the mentality of Morant and how he landed a gig with one of his favorite publications that covers the NBA & the culture of the game.

In this episode of The Bo Templin Show, school is now in session. Bo welcomes on long time friend, mentor, and basketball historian, Tim Gallagher. Tim has a basketball mind unlike any other. Bo provides a list of ten players and Tim responds with a NBA player comparison from back in the day. Pay attention kids!

In this episode, Bo speaks with Jordan Alejandre - analyst for Daily Fantasy Insider. They discuss some early future prop bets in the NBA. Then, they tackle tracking trends with teams in the NBA. As they wrap up, Jordan explains some over/under win totals that he likes this season. I wanna feel it Jerry!

In this episode of The Bo Templin Show, Bo has a fantastic conversation with Cole Micek. It starts with the two reminiscing on how they met each other almost a decade ago (0:00-5:00). Then, they discuss Micek's role at the Mamba Sports Academy, the most elite training facility for basketball players in the world. They dive into his work, training with Julius Randle (07:00-14:00). They wrap up talking about Randle's new home in NY, pickup games and trash talk with Anthony Davis and Rajon Rondo, and Bo going toe to toe with Jamie Foxx (another one of Cole's clients) in the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game (14:00-22:00).

Bo brings on Brooklyn Nets Beat Writer(and New Jersey native)Alex Schiffer of The Athletic to talk about the sky-high expectations for the Nets as the Kyrie Irving & Kevin Durant era is underway. They also discuss Alex's homecoming move from Kansas City to Brooklyn, growing up watching Kyrie high school games and preaches patience to the Brooklyn faithful that is eager to overtake the New York City Hoops landscape.

For this episode of #TheBoShow, old time friends Tony Gwynn Jr. and Dustin Sleet join the show. Tony discusses the ALCS and previews the World Series. He also explains the "code" of stealing signs in the bigs. Dustin Sleet then comes on and gushes about Juan Soto. After that, he shares a underutilized strategy in baseball.

It's Opening Night across the Association and for Host Bo Templin and Producer Luke Domask it's the most wonderful time of year. They kick-off their 3rd annual NBA Preview with a variety of different topics and narratives they're going to keep an eye on all season long from their All-League Pass players & teams to ranting about their respective Bulls and Bucks squads. Lace 'em up. Tune in. And enjoy the season, it's another day in the NBA. #TheBoShow

For this weekly mixtape, Bo welcomes Andrew Zoldan to discuss the state of his Browns following their loss to San Fransisco. After that, he hosts Dylan Flashner as they discuss the new landscape of pro wrestling. Enjoy!

It's Homecoming in Columbia, Missouri and Bo Templin calls in his old friend and producer Luke Domask to preview this week's SEC tilt versus Ole Miss. The guys talk the impact of linebacker and team leader Cale Garrett's season-ending injury, the players that need to step up and the keys to the offense getting going. Lastly, they talk some Mizzou homecoming memories and prepare for the wild weekend ahead. #TheBoShow

Andrew Zoldan of the "Drive The Lane" Podcast is back live from Cleveland to recap the Browns rocky start to the season and whether it's too soon to be calling Baker Mayfield overrated. Then Bo brings on a first-time guest NFL on FOX Producer and good friend Ben Sorenson onto the show to discuss the new wave of young NFL QB's, the tough NFC North and the loaded lineup at the Box Office. #TheBoShow

In a new weekly format that showcases all the different types of content, join host Bo Templin for "The Weekly Mixtape" that chronicles who Bo is talking to and what they are talking about in the world of sports. On deck for this episode, Andrew Zoldan of the "Drive The Lane" podcast joins Bo to discuss the Browns Monday Night Football win over the Jets and whether this team has the ability to live up to the insane preseason hype. He then dissects the wild weekend in the UFC and Boxing. #TheBoShow

In Part 2 of Episode 1, Bo and Uncle Luke continue their conversation with discussing their favorite golfing adventures from the summer including their round at the prestigious Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club featuring some old friends of the show. The guys close it out with some UFC updates including Bo dissecting Nate Diaz's eventual victory over Anthony Pettis and some quick Mizzou Football expectations that have already been shattered by reality. #TheBoShow

The beginning of a new era. "The Bo Templin Show" or #TheBoShow will be much of the same content you've come to expect over the years in a new format. Host Bo Templin will dissect the world of sports both on and off the field with guests ranging from sportswriters, athletes, authors and colleagues in the media industry to his longtime producer Uncle Luke Domask. In this episode, Bo begins the new era in his own backyard (literally) in Encinitas, California catching up with some old friends, breaking down a historic NBA off-season and the bright future ahead.

Host Bo Templin previews the new era of his podcast. From KCOU in Columbia, Missouri to the Iconic Podcast to now his own show—Bo meshes his sports journalism pedigree and his unique mix of connections in both the sports and entertainment industry to usher in a new era of his podcast. In this quick intro he discusses the new beginnings, what's on the horizon and the blueprint for the future. #TheBoShow

It's only fitting that Episode 23 is all about ball. From the NBA Finals recap to this upcoming NBA Free Agency this week, the guys break it all down. They start the show by discussing the narratives of The Finals including the Raptors unmistakable journey to the top, Kawhi, Fred Van Fleet and Pascal Siakam's rise and the temporary fall of the Warriors Dynasty. They shift gears into the recent Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers including a debate on who won the trade, the outlook for both franchises and then they transition into forecasting NBA Free Agency and how the NBA is completely wide-open heading into 2020.

Part 2 of Catching Up with Bo Templin features a Fight Night episode recapping two huge fights. The first, Deontay Wilder's epic 1st Round KO of Dominic Breazeale. Second, the even more epic upset by unknown SAN DIEGO native Andy Ruiz Jr. of Anthony Joshua for the WBO, IBF and WBA Heavyweight Championship belt. Bobby Left-Hook goes 12 rounds and covers it all.

It's been a minute! While there has been some time off between episodes, host Bo Templin has been putting in WORK in at the TV station KOMU in Columbia, Missouri. But that hasn't stopped him from recording in the slightest as he brings all his takes and opinions up to speed in this all-compassing two-part podcast that starts with a recap of the outstanding Bucks season and a State of the San Diego Padres segment.

In Episode 21, Bo Templin brings on The Ringer's Robert Mays (2x guest) to discuss his latest NBA feature "The House Giannis Built, and the Team That Transformed NBA Fandom in Milwaukee" that goes behind-the-scenes of not only the Milwaukee Bucks playoff run, but their years-in-the-making ascendancy from the bowels of NBA purgatory to the brink of the NBA Finals. They also sprinkle in some banter about Mizzou memories, the NFL offseason, Bears and Packers 2019 outlook and of course some movie and television discussion as well.

The Athletic's Alec Lewis joins Bo Templin as two of Mizzou J-School's finest get together for an epic conversation that touches on everything from Missouri Athletics (15:00-25:00) to sports journalism (25:00-45:00) as well as the NBA Playoffs, Game of Thrones and ultimately finishing up with some Boxing talk (45:00-1:25:00). Remember the names. These guys are going to be covering sports for a long, long time.

Episode 19 is all about getting buckets, Bobby Buckets that is. Between his Twitter show, KOMU, radio hits and The Iconic Podcast, Bo Templin is a business, man. In this episode Bo calls into KCOU's "Cut The Nets" to talk NBA playoffs and then brings in his cousin for a wide-ranging conversation that includes, family, hoops, WWE and life living in Southern California.

The NBA Playoffs have finally arrived after a chaotic regular season that saw NBA stars get traded, heated MVP & ROY debates, new contenders rise and even an injured LeBron James. Bo and Uncle Luke recap it all and more including the drama-filled Lakers season, playoff previews and predictions and the end of a generation as the guys saw good-bye to two NBA icons forever linked together, Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade.

A love letter to the city of San Diego in podcast form. Bo Templin breaks down the news Padre fans have been longing to hear: Manny Machado is a Padre for the next decade. He calls up some old friends from 'America's Finest City' including long-time San Diego sports beat writer and author Jay Paris, as well as the heartbeat of the Padres fan base Ryan Cohen.

After a wild day of breaking news across the entire sports spectrum, Bo and Uncle Luke make a quick emergency call to catch-up on all the information. They breakdown the rumors between Bryce Harper and the Padres, digest the Missouri Academic Fraud sanctions and react to the blockbuster trade between the Knicks and Mavs that will pair Kristaps Porzingis with Luka Doncic in Dallas.

New year, new show... Sort of. A lot has changed since we last recorded Episode 14. Uncle Luke graduated and moved back Chicago. The Bulls fired Fred Hoiberg and somehow got worse. Mizzou lost to Oklahoma State in a ridiculous bowl game, Bama got undressed by Clemson, Warriors were declared dead and are now unbeatable, James Harden became the MVP and Tom Brady is still going to the Super Bowl. The guys recap the rollercoaster year as the show heads in a new direction in 2019.

Bo and Uncle Luke get together right before Thanksgiving break to record a marathon Episode 14 that covered nearly the entire sports landscape. They kicked off the show talking Mizzou Football & Hoops before calling-in frequent guest Jay Paris of Forbes.com and Author of his new book "Shohei Ohtani: The Amazing Story of Baseball's Two-Way Japanese Superstar" to talk behind-the-scenes of a rollercoaster season with the unique AL Rookie of the Year. (11:00-22:00). After the break, the guys transition into an all-encompassing review of the first month of the NBA season including: Giannis and the Bucks, the Warriors and the KD-Draymond feud, Jimmy Butler trade to the Sixers, surprising teams thus far and plenty more. (27:00-1:20:00)Hopefully that will hold the guys over until after the break, we'll see you next week, Happy Thanksgiving.

In the second episode of the "Fight Night Podcast" brought to you by the Iconic Podcast Network, host Bo Templin starts by recognizing one of MMA’s greatest fighters: Daniel Cormier. After recapping his most recent UFC bout, Uncle Luke questions Bo about the fusion of WWE into the UFC and whether it is good for the sport or not. Next, Bo talks about one of boxing’s pound-for-pound best, Vasyl Lomachenko. Although, he is a fan of Lomachenko – Bo explains how the Ukrainian phenom is damaging his image. Bo also got the opportunity to tie in Mizzou sports with this pod and did so by breaking down the first ever trade in MMA history, with the UFC trading Demetrious Johnson to One Championship, casual fight fans will now have the chance to see Ben Askren. The undefeated star wrestled at Mizzou and captured back-to-back National Championships during the 2000’s. In the final rounds of Episode 2, Bo highlights the importance of Tyson Fury’s work with mental health and his interview with Joe Rogan. He also sheds light onto one of boxing’s up and coming stars, Ryan “The Flash” Garcia. Lastly, the guys gear up for "Creed 2" with some predictions as the movie is set to release Thanksgiving Day.

Mizzou insider Alec Lewis of The Athletic joins the show as the first in-studio guest for an all encompassing podcast on Mizzou Football and Basketball. The guys discuss the massive upcoming game this Saturday versus #12 Kentucky, the Barry Odom era, Drew Lock, Emanuel Hall's injury status and the state of Missouri football (6:00-31:00). Then they pivot to the soul-crushing news of Mizzou Hoops star Jontay Porter tearing his ACL & MCL over the weekend and preview how Cuonzo Martin's team will perform without him(31:00-54:00). Finally they wrap up the show with an in-depth conversation on the NBA, the past, present and future of sports journalism as well as the unique career paths ahead for Alec, Bo and Luke (55:00-1:18:00).

Fresh off a wild Homecoming in Bloomington, Indiana, the guys recap the weekend and share some stories from an upset-filled Week 7 in College Football. They also give their live reactions on yet another Aaron Rodgers comeback on Monday Night Football (0:00-20:30). Then they preview the NBA season in an extensive free-flowing conversation that includes MVP, MIP, 6th Man of the Year and ROY predictions, best NBA futures bets, which teams and players are in line for breakout seasons and why a Warriors 3-Peat isn't as much of a lock as you may think (21:00-1:20:00). That, and plenty of other NBA banter as Bo and Uncle Luke gear up for another season in the Association.

You asked for it. We delivered. The guys open up the phone lines to their loyal listeners and the callers brought the HEAT. From the Chicago Bears hot start, to NBA Bad Beats, to Mr. Padres Twitter and even some college graduation stories gone wrong, Episode 11 has it all. Some familiar voices stop by to talk a wide range of topics, including a surprise call-in guest and Carlsbad's Most Wanted. Simply put, it's a Hall of Fame episode.

Fresh off Tiger's 80th career victory at East Lake Sunday, the guys do a PGA Tour season in review, discussing who impressed, who faltered and of course, Tiger's remarkable journey to becoming a winner again. They also breakdown what went wrong for Mizzou against Top-ranked Georgia, potential destinations for Jimmy Butler and NBA Media Day highlights.

It's a jam-packed show as the guys bring on Tony Gwynn Jr. to breakdown the AL & NL pennant races as well as the promising outlook of the Padres. The guys make a quick turnaround and dial up author, LA beat writer and 3x guest Jay Paris to discuss his new upcoming book about Shohei Ohtani's first year in the Majors and also his AL & NL pennant predictions. They close the show with Uncle Luke's best bets for Week 3 of College Football and remember the infamous night SportCenter anchor John Anderson closed down Harpos with the gang.

Brought to you by the Iconic Podcast Network, the boys drop a new solo podcast featuring host Bo Templin breaking down everything happening right now in the Fight Game from the UFC 228 this upcoming weekend to UFC 229 coming on October 6th. Bo also previews the Heavyweight match-up and highlights a potential break-out star Boxing desperately needs.

A collaboration months in the making... Bo & Uncle Luke welcome in the voice of St. Louis and host of the "Talking Schmidt Podcast" Daniel Schmidt to preview all things Mizzou Football ahead of Saturday's opener; from QB Drew Lock's Heisman campaign to breaking down the schedule. The guys also discuss a myriad of topics ranging from Mizzou Basketball hype, HBO's "The Shop" to even some controversial Schmidt tweets as well. Stick around to the end to hear the most optimistic Mizzou Football take this decade. See you in Atlanta.