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References
- ↑ New Arkansas linebacker Paul lauded by former foe
- ↑ HOG FUTURES: Georgia linebacker Chris Paul Jr. adjusting early with team
- ↑ Patience paved the way for Pooh Paul
- ↑ Paul now elder linebacker for Hogs
- ↑ 'I’ve got a lot to make up for': Paul excited to be full-go for BYU
- ↑ Top transfer linebacker commits to Ole Miss
- ↑ Ole Miss football, Lane Kiffin land Chris Paul Jr., transfer linebacker from Arkansas
- ↑ Chris 'Pooh' Paul Jr. takes his game to another level on Saturdays