The Oxford Exxon Podcast

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a food conversation that overtook the RebelGrove.com message board on Sunday night and then turn that into a conversation about Neal's overall temperament recently. They also hit on multiple Ole Miss football observations and how some coaches are more palatable because of the Urban Meyer situation. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready provide impressions from Ole Miss football media day and look ahead to fall camp. Then they visit with former Ole Miss and NFL offensive lineman Terrence Metcalf about his coaching career, how he handles being a dad/advice giver to his son, D.K. Metcalf, and his schedule this fall as he will be between Oxford and Pearl River. They finish the show with the Ohio State mess, Bobby Wahl's debut with the Mets and much more. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the opening of Ole Miss fall camp and how other coaches can approach things in the wake of the Urban Meyer situation. Then they go more in-depth on Meyer with Jeffrey Wright's weekly visit. Then, it's a look at the players most in need of quality camps. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready return from a short hiatus to usher in football fall camp. They open the show with several questions marks the Rebels need to answer this season and go over some of the storylines for camp. Then, Chase, in an interviewed recorded in the West Wing of the White House, visits with Ole Miss alumnus and White House deputy press secretary/special assistant to the president Hogan Gidley. They discuss Gidley's road to the West Wing, his time at Ole Miss, what campaigns are like on a day-to-day basis and much more. The final portion of the show looks at the news from the weekend and what's ahead for Ole Miss sports.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready have a typical Friday podcast with many inane topics including a potential run for governor, another bad sports movie and a look into Neal's social anxiety. They also visit with Barrett Sallee of CBSSports.com, who points out an interesting thought on the Ole Miss schedule and breaks down a few of the opponents for the Rebels.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a terrible sports movie sequel, go through some thoughts on the Rebel Rags court case, give a couple thoughts on parenting and speak with Jeffrey Wright for the weekly visit. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready look at a couple actually offensive mascots in the professional sports world and talk some college football before speaking with David Brandt of the Associated Press on the Billie's Pecans Hotline. They speak about a lot of Ole Miss and Mississippi State storylines and also go through which coach is the most likely in the SEC to be on the hot seat soon. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss media consumption in 2018 and how every segment of media has to adjust while making sure to give readers credit for intelligence. They also talk about the Shark Week promotion from Ole Miss, Parker Caracci's summer with Team USA, podcasts and dumb coaches' comments from media days. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss Ole Miss' new white helmet to go with the all-white uniform for the season opener against Texas Tech in Houston. Then they spend the remainder of the podcast talking about the Hugh Freeze era as it's been one year since he resigned. What's his legacy? What do they remember most and what was the final day like to experience? That and plenty more on today's show.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready give their takes in multiple happenings in Ole Miss sports. In the first segment, they talk about the ticket plan offered this week and also the NCAA appeal hearing that has been completed. After the weekly visit with Jeffrey Wright, Chase and Neal discuss the social media issue that popped up. The close of the show is a variety of sports topics.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss former Georgia players' comments about Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt and talk about how national powers can change quickly in this era of college football. Then, they go through five different interviews with guests from SEC Media Days. The following join today's show to discuss the teams they cover. Will Sammon -- The Athletic (Florida) Josh Kendall - The State (South Carolina) Scott Rabalais - The Advocate (LSU) Jason Caldwell - Inside the Auburn Tigers Bob Holt - Democrat-Gazette (Arkansas)

Chase Parham and Neal McCready go through some thoughts from the Ole Miss portion of SEC Media Days in Atlanta and agree that low-key isn't a bad place for the Rebels right now. Chase gives his opinion on DD Bowie's departure, and they react to a ridiculous statement from Dan Mullen.  Neal also visits with Mark Passwaters, who covers Texas A&M for Rivals.com and Tommy Deas, the executive sports editor of the Tuscaloosa News. 

Chase Parham is in the Clark Ford Studio manning the controls, while Neal McCready begins his week in Atlanta for SEC Media Days. They spend most of the hour-plus show going through the new coaches in the league and looking at team schedules to see where things will thrive or fall apart. Also, they pick the player that would help Ole Miss the most if he had a breakout season and then finish up with some talk about Texas Tech. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready go through some of Ole Miss athletics director Ross Bjork's comments from Thursday's show and provide more context or opinion to those statements. Ross gave opinions on each of the major Ole Miss programs as well as many other topics. 

Chase Parham sits down for a comprehensive interview with Ole Miss athletics director Ross Bjork on this edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast. They review the past season and look ahead to 2018-2019 and more. The topics include expectations for Matt Luke's first season as permanet head coach, how to weigh Mike Bianco's regular season success versus his postseason struggles, what Kermit Davis has done since being hired, the NCAA timeline from this point and much, much more.  Ross also talks about the need for the adjustments to the points program, what the Rebel Rags lawsuit means for Ole Miss and longterm construction ideas or plans.