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Cam Coleman will not play in second half of Texas vs. Mississippi State
Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman‘s night is done against Mississippi State. The Longhorns wide receiver is in street clothes on the sideline coming out of halftime, and he will miss the rest of the game. He entered the week dealing with injuries. Coleman caught two passes for 61 yards and a 47-yard touchdown in the first half. He was one of five Longhorns to catch a pass from Arch Manning with his team leading 17-0. $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage The talented wide receiver was listed as probable on the initial availability report on Wednesday after leaving last we...
thescore1260.com
High-scoring Josh Hubbard gears up to lead Mississippi State vs. Tennessee Tech
All eyes will be on preseason All-Southeastern Conference guard Josh Hubbard on Monday night when his Mississippi State team faces Tennessee Tech in Starkville, Miss. A rarity in the current era of college basketball, Hubbard will begin his fourth season at the school he started with and shouldn’t need long to become the Bulldogs’ all-time leading scorer.
On3.com
Oklahoma State flips touted CB J'Lynnd Kellow away from Mississippi State
Days after a massive official visit weekend on campus, Oklahoma State has landed another key piece to its 2027 recruiting class. having a fantastic season under first-year head coach Eric Morris Three-star Willis (Texas) High cornerback J’lynnd Kellow has flipped his commitment from Mississippi State to the Cowboys, he tells Rivals. The touted senior defensive back officially visited Stillwater over the weekend — and is one of the many 2027 prospects that the Pokes are planning to add to their current recruiting haul between now and National Signing Day. Oklahoma State was buzzing with Kellow ...
Daily Mississippian
5-star Caleb Cunningham is up next for stardom
Caleb Cunningham is a sophomore wide receiver from Weir, Miss., and was Ole Miss’ first five-star wide receiver recruit since Laquon Treadwell in the class of 2013. Cunningham is a homegrown talent and the future of the Rebel wide receiver corps. Cunningham grew up a Mississippi State fan but...
Neshoba Democrat
Warriors stomped by Starkville Academy
Choctaw Central football coach Ed Routh left Starkville on Friday with a new opinion about private-school football. The Warriors ran into a buzzsaw as Starkville Academy threw for 350 yards and ran away with a 47-18 win. Choctaw Central falls to 4-4 on the season, while Starkville Academy improves to...
ClutchPoints
Texas’ Colin Simmons gets crushing injury downgrade for Mississippi State game
This Texas football season may very well be defined by how the team performs in the first two weeks of November, but the Longhorns cannot skip ahead in the calendar. They have to close out October first. A Halloween meeting with Mississippi State is still vitally important, and it could be trickier than expected following the latest injury update. […] The post Texas’ Colin Simmons gets crushing injury downgrade for Mississippi State game appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Mississippi Sports Group
Jans stresses urgency as Mississippi State prepares for opener
Mississippi State coach Chris Jans said the team is using lessons from its exhibition against Memphis to prepare for Monday’s season opener against Tennessee Tech. He wants players to carry their practice effort into games and respond more sharply after halftime.
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
How does ESPN predict Oklahoma's remaining schedule after win?
The Oklahoma Sooners put themselves back in the win column Saturday afternoon, beating Mississippi State 23-15 in Starkville. It may have just been a one-score win for the Sooners, but they played a much better game than the score indicated. Especially on offense. Though the score was much closer than it should have been, it was the third game in a row the Sooners put something positive on tape on offense. John Mateer completed 76% of his passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns and should have been credited with another touchdown on a nice throw to Rocky Beers in the end zone after the ball was knocked loose well after the play. It may be too little too late for Oklahoma after losses to Michigan, Georgia, and Kentucky, but if they run the table, the Sooners could put themselves in position to make the SEC title game or the College Football Playoff. With five games to go, the Sooners have a chance to finish the season strong but will have to keep up the same level of offensive consistency. Each week, we look at how ESPN's matchup predictor projects each game on the Oklahoma Sooners' schedule. Here's how ESPN
Essentially Sports
Suspension Demands Grow for Mississippi State WR After Camera Catches Violent Punch to Brent Venables’ Oklahoma Player
Sanfrisco Magee’s late hit in the fourth quarter is what people will remember from Oklahoma’s 23-15 win over Mississippi State. The Sooners had already fought through flu and multiple injuries to keep their playoff hopes alive. But Magee’s actions stirred the controversy and left fans fuming. A fan shared a close-up video of the incident on X, capturing the chaotic sequence late in the fourth quarter. With approximately 2:46 remaining and Oklahoma leading 23-7, Mississippi State wide receiver Sanfrisco Magee went down near the Sooners’ sideline, close to the team chairs and Gatorade cart. The ...
eufaulaindianjournal.com
Sooners hold off Mississippi State for 23-15 SEC victory
The University of Oklahoma Sooners earned a 23-15road victory over Mississippi State on Saturday, Oct. 24, using a strong offensive performance and timely defensive stops to secure a Southeastern Conference win at Davis Wade Stadium. Quarterback John Mateer completed 22 of 29 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns as...