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And Neil McCrady.

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Welcome in Tuesday, Oxford Exxon podcast, presented by Twisted Tea, here with you this morning

in the Clark Ford studio, Chase Parm, Neil McCrady.

Got a legal battle potentially on the horizon between Michael Orr and Sean and Leanne Toey,

the Tey family,

however you want to categorize that.

We'll talk about that.

Ross Delinger, our colleague with Yahoo, story on a meeting between the commissioners of

college football later this month in Dallas.

What are they going to discuss?

How is that changed?

What does the SEC and the Big Ten want?

Potentially including a reorganization of how many teams, we're not how many teams make the playoffs, but what is the composition of those teams, something that does really matter to Ole Miss, as the number of that large teams would affect teams. Just take five out of the SEC, take five out of the Big Ten, let the big 12 champ get in and then the ACC

champ if it's undefeated gets in

you know. He says he will fight that. Fight away. Mike Oresco says he is not okay with that situation

fight on just saying you can fight all you want

that's what he said told Ross that

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