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Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss Ole Miss' baseball issues following a series loss to Kentucky and a 1-3 week. Then, they switch to basketball and give some thoughts on the regional games in the NCAA Tournament. 

That transitions into a dicussion about Ole Miss and Andy Kennedy, focusing on what the Rebels' string of top-100 seasons means. They are in elite company, but the tournament appearances don't mirror those other teams on the list. Finally, Neal gives some thoughts on the program the next couple seasons relative to other SEC teams. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss Ole Miss' series-opening win over Kentucky and welcome in Mike Rooney, who is doing the color for the SEC Network broadcasts this weekend in Lexington. Rooney is a former coach at Arizona State and he also played for Pat Murphy at Notre Dame. 

Neal and Chase also talk about the NCAA basketball tournament, one-year-old birthday parties and Neal's successfull high school popularity. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready look at the weekend of SEC baseball matchups and discuss the Ole Miss series at Kentucky that begins tonight on SEC Network. Also, they stay on topic with how the next nine league games are critical for the rest of the season. 

Then, March Madness and gambling lines are the topic, and they give some thoughts on the Mets' situation with Tim Tebow and Neal is giddy about Theo Epstein's new accomplishment. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a rough day in Ole Miss athletics, as the Rebels fell to Georgia Tech, 74-66, in the NIT quarterfinals at the Pavilion, and Ole Miss baseball lost, 2-1 in 11 innings, to Memphis at AutoZone Park. 

Neal and Chase talk about what both games really meant and wade through a lot of the hyperbolic statements that have been seen about both sporting events -- including the both-end-of-the-spectrum hot takes on the NIT and what it did for the basketball program. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready give final insights prior to Ole Miss and Georgia Tech Tuesday at the Pavilion with a spot at Madison Square Garden on the line. The also give some baseball updates with the Rebels headed to Memphis to play the Tigers at AutoZone Park. 

Hattiesburg outfielder Joe Gray, who is committed to Ole Miss and is the highest ranked Mississippi baseball prospect in the Perfect Game era, discusses his choice for an adviser, his trip to Oxford Sunday and where his thoughts are as it pertains to college versus signing a professional contract. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready dissect Ole Miss' win at Syracuse as far as importance and look at Georgia Tech's season to date with the trip to Madison Square Garden on the line Tuesday. 

Also, the guys talk about Ole Miss baseball's series win against Vanderbilt, and Chase is happy the rivalry was again chippy and intense. The Rebels hit well on Sunday and have a four-game roadtrip coming up this week. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready answer listener questions, ranging from Ole Miss topics to favorite cocktails. They also discuss the weekend upcoming in Ole Miss athletics with the opening of SEC baseball play and the second NIT game at Syracuse.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready talk about Ole Miss baseball's pitching streak and what it means moving forward. They also speak with Chris Lee of VandySports.com about the Commodores and what's going on with Vanderbilt basketball and football.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss Ole Miss' first round NIT win at Monmouth and then welcome pro bettor and oddsmaker David Malinsky into the show to break down the NCAA basketball tournament with in-depth analysis on each region and the paths for most of the teams. 

David also discusses Syracuse, a possible NIT opponent for Ole Miss, and gives his thoughts on the NBA season. 

Chase Parham and Neal McCready are joined by former Ole Miss All-American, World Series champion and current SEC Network analyst David Dellucci, who writes a weekly column for Rivals.com. Dellucci details how Vanderbilt will pitch Ole Miss this weekend and what he's seen from different segments of the Rebels this season. 

Also, Dellucci tells the story of how his career was almost cut short after one Major League season and his thoughts on the World Baseball Classic that's somewhat being overshadowed right now.