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They may not be able to live together, but the Reed Brothers will enjoy playing together as Bulldogs
There is one thing these Reed brothers will definitely not do. They won't be roommates here at Mississippi State. "That was my one condition!" freshman Tristan Reed says of his decision to first sign on with Bulldog basketball, then welcome older sibling Trevor onto the team as well. "I can't live with him!"
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Jackets respond to deflect Arrows
CLINTON – It was the response that the Starkville Yellow Jackets were looking for on Friday night in their second Class 7A, Region 2 game of the season. Starkville had a 15-point second quarter and held off the Clinton Arrows down the stretch to secure a 31-17 road victory.
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Friday evening SEC availability update; Bulldogs receive distressing downgrades on trip to Tigers lair
The tension mounts for Mississippi State fans after the latest updating of the Southeastern Conference's availability reporting. And if trends hold, the pressure only grows for Coach Jeff Lebby and staff to patch up a wounded offense. Quarterback Kamario Taylor has been downgraded to Doubtful for Saturday's contest at LSU....
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The Legend of Butter Lundie
Years ago, Mississippi State had a sure enough quarterback that put fear in the hearts of Southeastern Conference opponents. Unfortunately, the top Dawg got injured along the way and his understudy was pressed into service with some important games coming up. While that sentiment could be applied to today's circumstances, it happened over forty years ago.
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No. 21 Auburn closes home schedule against Mississippi State
AUBURN, Ala. — No. 21 Auburn soccer returns home for the final home match of the year, taking on No. 23 Mississippi State on Sunday, Oct. 18 at the Auburn Soccer Complex. “Coach O’Brien had a heck of a job on his hands rebuilding that roster and clearly has done a fantastic job doing it,” head coach James Armstrong said. “They’ve had some really impressive results both at home and on the road. They’ve got everything to play for as everybody’s trying to fight to secure a trip to Pensacola and then trying to get a bye as well.
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USA Today bowl projections are out: Who is Clemson expected to face?
Clemson is only halfway to bowl eligibility, but USA TODAY already has an early answer for where the Tigers could spend late December. USA TODAY’s latest bowl projections have Clemson facing Mississippi State in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl. The game is scheduled for Dec. 26 at 3:30 p.m. inside Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Tigers are 3–2 with victories over Georgia Southern, North Carolina, and California. Their two losses have been blowouts, falling 51–10 at LSU before losing 41–13 at home against Miami. Clemson is 2–1 in ACC play with seven regular-season games remaining. The Tigers return Saturday against Charleston Southern before hosting Virginia Tech for homecoming in a confirmed night game. Game week is here 🐅 pic.twitter.com/gSI7J1ZzKu — Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) October 12, 2026 Mississippi State would give Clemson an SEC opponent with a better record. The Bulldogs started 4–0 with victories over Louisiana-Monroe, Minnesota, South Carolina and Missouri. Their unbeaten start ended with a 56–23 loss to Alabama on Oct. 3. Mississippi State returns from its open week Saturday at LSU. The Bulldogs also played in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl last season, losing 43–29 to Wake Forest. USA TODAY’s projection would send Mississippi State
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RJ Johnson is ready to be the ‘second engine’ for this Bulldog team
Mississippi State went to the transfer portal to help turn this roster over after a disappointing season last year. A big prospect Bulldog head coach Chris Jans landed was Kennesaw State guard RJ Johnson. He appeared in 34 games for the Owls, started in 22 of those games, and played...
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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.