The Oxford Exxon Podcast

9/21/17: Should autonomy be the No. 1 demand from a new coach?

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss a few rumblings with Ole Miss' head coaching search and if the autonomy Nick Saban received at Alabama is a viable and the best option for every school in the country. Also, Jeffrey Wright joins to go over picks for the week. 

9/20/17: Is it scandalous to recruit current players?

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the reports that other programs are recruiting Ole Miss players through back channels in case of a two-year bowl ban. Why it happens everything and it's not scandalous. Also, they talk about the NFL vs. college football and how mentalities shape the narrative. 

9/19/17: Clearing up some context; Matt Moscona; ASB referendum

Chase Parham and Neal McCready cover a variety of topics on this Tuesday morning. They clear up the context that was lost during a Twitter conversation following the show on Monday and then welcome in Baton Rouge radio host Matt Moscona to talk about LSU's loss to Mississippi State, what it means for Ed Orgeron and the likely season for the Bulldogs. 

Then, they spend a few minutes talking about the ASB's move to start the conversation about a mascot change. That leads to multiple opinions -- none of which are to go through another mascot change. 

9/18/17: Was it one game or did it foreshadow what's to come?

Chase Parham and Neal McCready host a football-packed Monday podcast, looking at Ole Miss' loss to Cal and deciding what it means for the rest of the season. Then, they go over lines for the coming week and talk about teams in the SEC and where the conference is as of today. 

9/15/17: All things Cal with Rivals.com's Trace Travers

Chase Parham and Trace Travers of GoldenBearReport.com, a member of the Rivals.com family, discuss the Bears' 2-0 start and what to expect with Ole Miss and Cal Saturday night in Berkely. Every part of Cal's team is examined, and we include Trace in the the one-condiment-for-life discussion. 

9/13/17: Neal McCready talks from Covington about the COI hearing

On this edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast, Chase Parham from Oxford and Neal McCready from Covington, Kentucky, discuss Ole Miss' Committee on Infractions hearing and some of the reaction from it. They also look to the Cal game and more. 

9/12/17: Neal McCready from Covington; J. Wright talking football

On this edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast, Chase Parham is solo in the Clark Ford Studio, but he's joined by Neal McCready from Covington, Kentucky, for a lengthy interview regarding the first day of Ole Miss' COI hearing. They discussed what happened yesterday and how the day could be a precursor for day two. 

Following that interview, Chase and Jeffrey Wright talk SEC football and a snippet of NFL after the first week of games. 

9/11/17: Ole Miss' COI hearing day finally arrives

On this edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast, Chase Parham is joined by guest co-host Dylan Edwards to discuss Ole Miss' performances in the first two games of the season and look back and forward at Southeastern Conference football. 

Also, Chase checks in with Neal McCready, who is in Covington, Kentucky, for Ole Miss' COI hearing that began Monday morning. 

9/8/17: More Egg talk and Ryan Brown gets you ready for college football

Chase Parham and Neal McCready clarify a few comments from yesterday's Egg Bowl trophy discussion and continue that line of thinking. Also, Ryan Brown of WJOX in Birmingham joins the show to discuss the upcoming college football weekend. 

Chase gives Neal a new horror movie to watch soon, and they discuss a couple baseball pennant races. 

9/7/17: Ole Miss should leave the Egg Bowl trophy on the field

Neal McCready and Chase Parham discuss an idea Neal has for next time Ole Miss beats Mississippi State in football. With the rivalry more toxic than ever, he believes the Rebels should deemphasize the rivalry. After a long discussion about that, they are joined by former co-worker and Memphis radio personality Jeffrey Wright, who goes over his picks for the week in college football.