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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.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready have the obligatory podcast discussion about SEC Media Days, regarding who the Rebels should take to Atlanta and what awaits Matt Luke in his first appearance at the annual circus. Then, they talk about Neal's cool opportunity in San Francisco. After a break, they talk about England or France backing in the World Cup and how they would control the MLB Playoffs.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready have the obligatory podcast discussion about SEC Media Days, regarding who the Rebels should take to Atlanta and what awaits Matt Luke in his first appearance at the annual circus. Then, they talk about Neal's cool opportunity in San Francisco. After a break, they talk about England or France backing in the World Cup and how they would control the MLB Playoffs.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready are about 2,200 miles away from each other, but the show goes on, as they recap and dissect the MLB signing deadline passing without Gunnar Hoglund's signature, and then they go over the advantages of Ole Miss basketball's Canadian swing next month under first-year coach Kermit Davis. Some MLB is talked about, and they hit a few other sports stories.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready are about 2,200 miles away from each other, but the show goes on, as they recap and dissect the MLB signing deadline passing without Gunnar Hoglund's signature, and then they go over the advantages of Ole Miss basketball's Canadian swing next month under first-year coach Kermit Davis. Some MLB is talked about, and they hit a few other sports stories.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready wish Sylvester Stallone a happy birthday and go through a quick rundown of non-Rocky movies in his lineup. Then they spend the majority of the episode debating the merits of turning down a seven-figure MLB contract to attend college. With multiple factors going into the decision, it's a great debate about pragmatism and overall objectives. A few other sports stories are mentioned at the end.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready wish Sylvester Stallone a happy birthday and go through a quick rundown of non-Rocky movies in his lineup. Then they spend the majority of the episode debating the merits of turning down a seven-figure MLB contract to attend college. With multiple factors going into the decision, it's a great debate about pragmatism and overall objectives. A few other sports stories are mentioned at the end.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready recap some Fourth of July activities and then they visit with Jeffrey Wright about the lack of sports this time of year, the menu from his gathering, whether a professional athlete could be considered a moocher, competitive eating breakdown and more. Then, Neal and Chase play off that into examining certain competitive eating records and talk about why perception matters if intent is honest.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready recap some Fourth of July activities and then they visit with Jeffrey Wright about the lack of sports this time of year, the menu from his gathering, whether a professional athlete could be considered a moocher, competitive eating breakdown and more. Then, Neal and Chase play off that into examining certain competitive eating records and talk about why perception matters if intent is honest.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a recent snake story and Neal's liking of a trashy television show before they visit with Ole Miss assistant baseball coach Mike Clement, who was the batting practice pitcher for Thomas Dillard in the recent college home run derby. Clement talks about that event and then gives his thoughts on the end of the 2018 season, how they deal with the Gunnar Hoglund situation and much more, including Mike Bianco's fungo skills.