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Lemonis NCAA Q&A
Mississippi State baseball coach Chris Lemonis addressed the media Monday prior to the Diamond Dogs' appearance in the 2024 NCAA regional. The transcript follows:. Lemonis: First impression was excitement. Excited to be in and excited to play. I think we have a tough regional. St. John's is a team I played against a bunch in the Big East. They're really good. Penn had a great postseason last year, and obviously the host, Virginia has had a great year. Very offensive club. We have our work in front of us.
Man accused of deadly crash in Lowndes County pleads guilty
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A man accused of causing a deadly crash in Lowndes County will spend more than a decade in prison. Tavaris Mosley entered a guilty plea in Lowndes County Circuit Court. Mosley was charged with four counts of aggravated DUI in connection with an August...
Union man arrested for allegedly stealing, scrapping cars in 3 counties
A Union man is suspected in connection with a scheme to steal cars across three counties and sell them for scrap, authorities said. The man, Kipp Mcrorey, 28, of 10141 Road 1315 in Union, was arrested and charged with contempt of court and grand larceny. Sheriff Eric Clark said further...
Field of 64 Projections: Hosting line, bubble take shape ahead of top 16 reveal
Conference tournament week has been full of upsets. Bids have been stolen, the hosting line has been impacted, and the NCAA Tournament picture has undergone changes since last week. Ahead of the reveal of the 16 regional host sites on Sunday night, it’s time to update out Field of 64 Projections.
Friday Dawghouse: is the hosting cake baked or is this goose cooked?
*My baking experience is limited to whupping up some pretty fair cornbread and popping out Pillsbury products. But right now cakes are on the Mississippi State mind. The proverbial kind of cake, as in is the Diamond Dog situation re: hosting a NCAA Regional baked in by now?. I believe...
County supervisors, city board consider jail discussions
The city of Philadelphia is willing to consider a per-use, per-fee, per-inmate agreement with Neshoba County to house prisoners in the county jail, Mayor James A. Young told the Board of Supervisors on Monday. The city currently transports prisons to Winston County and rising costs like transportation have city officials...
How St. Andrew's baseball's gameplan vs MSU commit Landon Harmon paid off in MHSAA 2A title game
PEARL — St. Andrew's Episcopal baseball has been carried by one slogan all year long: Dominate the day. Trailing by three in the fifth inning and facing East Union's Landon Harmon, a Mississippi State commit and Class 2A Mr. Baseball, the Saints needed to make their motto happen to win the third and deciding game in the MHSAA state championship series.
Editorial Roundup: Mississippi
Columbus Dispatch. May 17, 2024. Editorial: Reading scores will rise dramatically before end of summer. In May 2015, those who follow public education in Mississippi were introduced to a useful new spelling word: chill. That was the word from educators after the state’s third-graders were required to read at a...
Starkville police charge man with burglaries, drugs
STARKVILLE – A Monroe County man is facing multiple felony charges after being arrested Sunday night in connection with the burglaries of a business and a vehicle. Starkville police officers were dispatched to Industrial Recyclers of Mississippi at 211 C. C. Clark Road on Sunday, May 19, around 10:15 p.m. A caller reported a suspect was observed leaving the area after burglarizing the business. The caller continued to actively provide information as officers responded to the area and their continued assistance was critical to the apprehension of the suspect.
Auger, Hujsak voted to All-SEC Tournament Team
Mississippi State did not win the SEC Tournament. A four-day stay and pair of dramatic wins, and for that matter two hard-fought losses, did make an impression the media corps. Enough so that a pair of Diamond Dogs were voted onto the All-Tournament team. Starting pitcher Brooks Auger and centerfielder...
Chancellor Joseph Kilgore to leave the bench July 31
Chancellor Joseph Kilgore of Philadelphia has announced that he will leave the bench on July 31, 2024. He has accepted a position as Counsel for the law firm of Watkins & Eager, PLLC, in its Jackson office. Judge Kilgore has served the Chancery Courts of the Sixth District for 14...
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