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Texas freshmen tracker: Smoke Matthews makes impact in win over Mississippi State
Injuries forced freshmen to step up for the Longhorns. The Texas Longhorns followed the win over the Ole Miss Rebels with another strong performance Saturday, taking down the Mississippi State Bulldogs, 31-3, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. The Longhorns controlled the game on both sides of the ball, holding the Bulldogs to three points while Arch Manning threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns.
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Steve Sarkisian Hit With Alarming Injury Concern as Multiple Texas Players Risk Missing Rest of Season
Texas crushed Mississippi State 31-3 on Halloween night, but the scoreboard didn’t tell the whole story. Five key Longhorns left injured, adding to Steve Sarkisian’s already depleted roster. So much for an easy win. Now, with multiple players potentially facing extended absences, Texas could pay a steep price heading into a brutal November stretch. Texas was already without starting offensive tackle Trevor Goosby, who has been ruled out for the season, along with edge rushers Colin Simmons and Richard Wesley. Now, five more injury concerns have left Sarkisian with difficult roster decisions ah...
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The Time has Come for Jeff Lebby to “Prove It” at Mississippi State
Plenty of Bulldog fans still question whether or not Jeff Lebby is actually the right man to lead the program. He can prove he is over the next month. If you haven’t been living under a rock, you’re aware that Mississippi State Bulldogs star quarterback Kamario Taylor is out for the remainder of the year. If you have been living under a rock, make room; I’d like to join you and ignore the agonizing reality that comes with cheering for this program.
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Mississippi State announces 2026 Homecoming Court
STARKVILLE — Mississippi State will present its 2026 Homecoming Court during halftime of the Nov. 7 football game against Vanderbilt University, the university announced. Seniors J.J. Latham of Madison and Annie Long of Nesbit are Homecoming King and Queen. Latham studies social work, and Long is an interdisciplinary studies major.