From the Clark Ford studio in Oxford, Mississippi, MBW Digital proudly presents the Oxford Exxon podcast.

I'd say thanks for tuning in, but why am I going to give you a round of applause for something that you're supposed to do, to be frank?

And now, here are your hosts, Chase Palm.

And broadcast school is really paid off.

And Neil McCrady.

I deserve to be on team welcome in Monday edition

Oxford Exxon podcast Chase Parm Neil McCrady Clark Ford studio here with you today we will

talk some baseball talk some talk some basketball got some stuff coming up, stuff going on,

Ole Miss falling two out of three over the weekend to the Arkansas Razorbacks in Oxford.

They are 0 and 4 in SEC series for the season and 2 in 10 overall.

Hit it to Mississippi State for Super Bulldog weekend this weekend.

Not really that's super for Mississippi State either, but they did it be Alabama two out of three.

So we'll hit some college baseball.

Again, other stuff going on as well.

The Grove Bowl coming up here in a few days that almost ends spring practice.

There's actually some stuff after that.

But the Grove Bowl on Saturday, so a lot of stuff going on.

Oxford Exxon Highway 6 West in Oxford, Blue Sky location. Remember your ribs, you can pack them up, wrap them up, ready to go for you when you call there with the Blue Sky, wet or dry. They'll be ready for you, lunch specials. You know about those, 569. They come with two sides, bread and any size fountain drink of your choice, including the biggest one, the 44-ounce, if you so wish for that from Blue Sky. If you're in the Clinton, Mississippi area, got fresh donuts every single morning, make those fresh, a lot of different flavors available for you. They look fantastic. We're not in Clinton. They're going to be everywhere else too soon. And a reminder each and every morning to the Clinton Arrow's soccer team, especially the boys.

You want those donuts.

I was going to ask you if they lost everybody, but apparently they just kind of have a factory

going down there where it doesn't seem to matter.

And speaking of factories, speaking of factories, donuts.

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