Chase Parham is the editor and a reporter for RebelGrove.com, a team-site owned by Rivals.com (a Yahoo company) that focuses on Ole Miss athletics. RebelGrove.com is an industry leader in the space and also includes The Grove, an online forum community with millions of impressions each month. Chase has covered Ole Miss football and baseball since 2006 and has been with Rivals.com since May 2009. Prior to his current position, Chase held similar roles for Scout.com and ESPN. 

 

Along with Neal McCready, Chase co-owns MPW Digital, the most downloaded podcast network in Mississippi. Chase and Neal co-host BlueSky Live, their flagship program that broadcasts live on YouTube each morning Monday to Thursday and as a live call-in show on Thursday nights for most of the calendar year. BlueSky Live, and the rest of the network's shows, are available everywhere podcasts are found. The Chase Parham Podcast features guests Chase finds interesting whether they are in the world of sports or not. The network often offers up to 15 shows across genres each week. In 2017, Podbean named BlueSky Live one of the top 10 sports podcasts nationally. 

 

Chase has been the preeminent voice covering Ole Miss baseball during his tenure on the beat, and in 2022, following the Rebels' College World Series championship, Chase released Resilient Rebels: Ole Miss Baseball's Remarkable Path to a National Title. The book chronicles not just the season but also the events that led up to those climactic months and how the results affected many lives intertwined with the team. The book reached No. 1 in Amazon.com's baseball category and was one of the top five books sold in Mississippi book stores in 2022. 

 

Chase has been the Ole Miss M-Club Hall of Fame Induction master of ceremony since 2022, hosting the annual event and recording podcasts with each year's winners in the weeks before the banquet. 

 

Chase, originally from Amory, Mississippi, graduated from the University of Mississippi and was the The Daily Mississippian sports editor in 2006. He began his college career at Itawamba Community College, and currently serves on the ICC Humanities Advisory Board. Chase was an inaugural member of the Ole Miss Alumni Association 40 Under 40.