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Chase Parham and Neal McCready are back together for a fun, packed show on this Friday. Neal delves into the situation and reasons behind top-100 basketball signee Jamarko Pickett's decision to not honor his Ole Miss NLI at this point. Also, they discuss what's left of the Ole Miss signing class and what it means for Andy Kennedy's tenure as a Rebel. 

Also, they are joined by Chris Brooks, radio host and head of Mississippi Gridiron to talk media landscape in Mississippi, high school football storylines for 2017 and much, much more. 

They close the show with some additional thoughts on Fox Sport's move to online video and what most media miss when trying to attract viewers. 

Chase Parham is solo on this Thursday edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast, as he discusses Louisville's appeals platform in its NCAA case and how the appeals process works with the NCAA. Also, he continues the Tim Tebow conversation from Wednesday with some numbers on Tebow's economic impact to the South Atlantic League. 

Also, Chase is joined by Ole Miss basketball staffer Kory Keys to talk about how basketball schedules, specifically Ole Miss' for next season, get organized and the process behind putting the puzzle together. Kory also discusses the landscape for next season. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the College World Series and the Vanderbilt football players being idiots before welcoming former Ole Miss baseball player Brett Basham to the show. Brett talks about what really made Scott Bittle effectively, catching Lance Lynn and Drew Pomeranz and what he sees from members of the current roster. 

Neal and Chase also talk sports gambling legislation and more. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss happenings around the college sports landscape, inlcuding the legislation in California that keeps expanding to more states and all the strange things that have become a trend with Missouri. 

Also, they talk about Houston Roth's big night in New York and his new pitch and hit on some other topics. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready are joined for the bulk of the show by Andy Staples of Sports Illustrated. Andy, one of the common senses voices in college football, gives his thoughts on the Ole Miss case, how the Rebel Rags lawsuit will or won't affect the situation and if "brainwashed" is an explanation for why nothing has changed as far as hypocrisy in college athletics.

Mike Detillier, football expert and contributor to WWL and SaintsReport.com among other things, gives Neal McCready and Chase Parham more than 40 minutes of his time to break down the Southeastern Conference, go into detail about Ole Miss' roster and also touch on the Saints and the NFL. 

Around Mike's interview, Neal and Chase discuss some local stories, a great movie with a potential flaw and more. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the story RebelGrove.com published this morning regarding correspondence between the representation for Rebel Rags and Mike Sheridan and the NCAA. Also, they welcome in SiriusXM's Barrett Sallee to talk Ole Miss case, Louisville case and what's ahead in SEC football. 

Read: Rebel Rags, Warren demand NCAA retract 'slanderous' charges in amended NOA

 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready tease the new content on RebelGrove.com regarding the NCAA and legal situations surrounding Ole Miss. They go through a few hypotheticals and debate how some potential new movements could affect the case. 

The guys also discuss the College World Series, Ben Fleming's departure, James Andrews' interview on the Dan Patrick Show and much more. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready use the Central Florida kicker's YouTube situation to open up a discussion about the way the NCAA is corrupt and why the organizaion is obsessed with having its cake and eating it, too. 

Also, they welcome in former Ole Miss baseball player Craig Rodriguez to talk about what he's doing now, his time at Ole Miss and his impressions of Mike Bianco and Dan McDonnell. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the Louisville NCAA news and go through how it can be an indicator for Ole Miss' case and how it's being overblown as a sign of what's to come. It's a little bit of both and requires some perspective. Also, they talk about the College World Series, what happened yesterday around the sports world, Zack Cozart's season and more.