The Oxford Exxon Podcast

Chase Parham and Neal McCready open with Ole Miss' 90-87 basketball win in Columbia, Missouri and turn that into a few basketball topics. Then, they move to baseball, where the Rebels beat Memphis on Tuesday night to stay unbeaten. In the latter parts of the show, they give the details to the Rebel Rags lawsuit news

Chase Parham and Neal McCready open the show with lots of college baseball talk and then shift into a lengthy conversation with Blue Ribbon Yearbook publisher Chris Dortch, who is one of the most knowledgable people in the game. They talk Mike White, Steve Forbes and the Ole Miss job. Then, there's some more basketball talk once Dortch hangs up.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready dissect the two main topics around Ole Miss sports on this Monday. First, after Ole Miss basketball dropped a double digit loss at Mississippi State on Saturday, Andy Kennedy stepped down immediately as head coach. Also, the Rebels swept Winthrop in the opening weekend of baseball action.          

Chase Parham welcomes Neal McCready back into the studio, and they have an extended conversation with Ryan Brown of WJOX The Roundtable in Birmingham. Then, Chase gives some baseball preview information, as the Rebels start their season today.

Chase Parham is again alone in the studio, but he welcomes in D1Baseball.com national writer Aaron Fitt to talk Ole Miss baseball, the Rebels' nonconference schedule and how the SEC slate is a bit uneven. Also, Neal McCready calls in to discuss Andy Kennedy and Ole Miss' latest basketball loss.

Chase Parham is flying solo in the studio, as Neal McCready is unable to join in person on this Tuesday. Instead, Chase calls Neal and Jeffrey Wright separately for conversations about Andy Kennedy and what's next for Ole Miss basketball.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready speak to a couple guests on today's show, as Russell Johnson leads things off with some recruiting talk after Ole Miss' great opener to the early signing period. Also, Jeffrey Wright stops by for his weekly chat about college football and the NFL.

A packed Oxford Exxon Podcast, as we speak with New York Mets manager and former Ole Miss player Mickey Callaway about his baseball journey and what's ahead. Also, we, in real time, discuss Ole Miss' white-hot morning to start the early signing period.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a couple movie topics and then discuss the comments made by Mike Farrell and Adam Gorney on a Rivals.com podcast Monday regarding Matt Corral.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready open the show with Chase's take that A Christmas Story is a bad movie shoved down our throats for 24 hours a year. They, then, shift into the Ole Miss basketball team's struggles and where it goes from here after a 5-5 start. There's a lot of NFL talk and some discussion on 2019 commit Jerrion Ealy's chances of showing up in Oxford.

Whether it be golf, basketball, or life in general, confidence is about generated ability, per Andy Kennedy. We discuss Neal's lack thereof on the golf course and Ole Miss' search for it with the basketball team. That and more on today's show.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a recent issue with Santa Claus' management structure and how that needs to be addressed to avoid confusion. Also, they talk with PGA Tour pro Jonathan Randolph about Neal's upcoming golf round. They also spend time on Lee Tyner's resignation.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready outline what has transpired in the football program with transfers and also comment on some of the content on the site, including some of Tayler Polk's story that was profiled at RebelGrove.com. Also, they talk about Andy Kennedy and Ole Miss basketball and much more.

WJOX's Ryan Brown joins to discuss the now completed SEC coaching carousel, which hires changed programs and which hires surprised us and which ones won't work. They also discuss Tom Mars and the latest on Ole Miss transfer rumors. Saints and Falcons and recruiting also talked about.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready provide a few transfer updates from what was a pretty slow Wednesday other than tracking Ed Orgeron's location. They have an extended conversation with Jeffrey Wright to cover Hugh Freeze as a potential offensive coordinator in the SEC, whether coaches in the league improved and much more.