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Columbus Eyes Propst Park Deal to Give MUW Baseball a Real Home Field
Mississippi University for Women has never had a baseball field to call its own, forcing the team to borrow diamonds across Columbus for home games. Now the city and the university are discussing a fix: converting four unused softball fields on the north side of Propst Park into a permanent, regulation home for MUW baseball.
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Here is where to watch and listen: Mississippi State's Game 6 football contest at LSU
Where: Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, La. Mobile App: Varsity Network (Mississippi State) Radio network is from the 2025 season. Check your local listings. Records/Rankings: Mississippi State (4-1) is back on the road this weekend, visiting Baton Rouge, La., for a Saturday morning game against LSU (4-2). Both teams are nationally ranked. MSU is 16th in the country by the Associated Press, 19th in the Coaches' poll; LSU is 22nd by AP, #21 by the coaches.
Starkville Daily News
Jackets play Arrows in key division game
There is no margin for error in a six-team high school football division in the state of Mississippi. That's the case for Class 7A, Region 2 as Starkville, Germantown, Clinton, Murrah, Madison Central and Oxford fight for four postseason spots. After the SHS Yellow Jackets lost a 38-28 decision to...
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Mississippi State freshman Tristan Reed praised for “Great approach”
The 2026-27 basketball season is just around the corner for Mississippi State, and the new faces in the squad carry an air of confidence with them as the season approaches. Several players spoke with local media on Tuesday, including one of the premier new arrivals, freshman Tristan Reed. The 6-10 true freshman was a major signing for head coach Chris Jans in a talented Class of 2026. He was the No. 74 recruit nationally and chose the Bulldogs over offers from Michigan State, Ohio State, and Missouri, among others. Reed hit the ground running as part of a group with several newcomers, and took...
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma State football adds home-and-home with SEC opponent for 2030-31 seasons
STILLWATER — Cowbells will clash with paddles. Oklahoma State and Mississippi State have agreed to a home-and-home football series, OSU announced Wednesday. The Bulldogs will visit Stillwater in 2030 and the Cowboys will go to Starkville in 2031. The Cowboys are 3-2 all-time against Mississippi State with the last matchup coming in the first game of the 2013 season. OSU also has home-and-home series scheduled with Arkansas (Away: 2027, 2033 Home: 2032), Michigan State (Home: 2028 Away: 2029) and Nebraska (Home: 2035 Away: 2034). Prior to the announcement, Tulsa was the only team on OSU's nonconference schedule in 2031. The Oklahoma Sooners have not announced 2031 opponents yet. The addition of Mississippi State to OSU's schedule likely eliminates the chance of a Bedlam football matchup with Oklahoma in 2031. Ben Hutchens covers OSU athletics for The Oklahoman. Have a story idea for Ben? He can be reached at bhutchens@oklahoman.com or on Twitter at @ben_hutchens_ . Sign up for OSU Sports Minute newsletter to access more coverage of the Cowboys and Cowgirls. Support Ben's work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today at subscribe.oklahoman.com . This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Oklahoma State football adds home-and-home
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“Everybody wants the same thing”: Mississippi State’s Magee and Prudhomme speak on offense changing gears through open week
The Mississippi State offense was humming through the first four weeks of the 2026 season. Head coach Jeff Lebby built a unit balanced with experience and homegrown talent in the offseason, and put the pieces in place around young quarterback Kamario Taylor to ignite a quick and prolific start through a difficult opening slate. The Bulldogs scored at least 31 points in each of the first four games and recorded a 4-0 record with two road games against Power 4 opposition. They also managed to mount successful comebacks in SEC play against South Carolina and Missouri. A humbling home loss to Alab...
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Everything Mississippi State WBK HC Sam Purcell said at SEC Media Days
Mississippi State women’s basketball head coach Sam Purcell spoke at SEC Media Days on Wednesday. Here’s everything he said about the team and new season at the podium in Birmingham. Opening Statement SAM PURCELL: Thank you. First of all, let me start off by saying it’s great to be here. Year five. It’s a blessing in the best conference in the country, but most importantly I work for one of the best universities, which is an absolute honor. I could not be more fired up and excited to talk about this team. Clearly we have a lot of new faces, but the standard doesn’t change. I love the heart of ...
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Kickoff time, TV network set for Oklahoma's 1st-ever game against Mississippi State
Oklahoma's first-ever matchup against Mississippi State is set for an afternoon kickoff. The SEC on Monday announced its game times for Week 8, which includes Oklahoma's road trip to Starkville, Mississippi, to take on Mississippi State. The Sooners and Bulldogs will kick off at 2:30 p.m. CT, with the game airing on either ESPN or SEC Network.
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CoachSpeak: Nash Morgan
Nash Morgan led Warren Central (MS) to a state championship last year. His recruitment took off after that huge win over Hattiesburg High School (MS) at Davis Wade Stadium. In short time, Mississippi State extended the offer Morgan had dreamed of since he was a kid. He quickly accepted during his official visit to Starkville.