Mississippi State is 4-0, ranked No. 16 in the country and sitting at 2-0 in SEC play. A major reason for that fast start has been quarterback Kamario Taylor.
Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor answered a public call from former Alabama head coach Nick Saban to enter the transfer portal, and the sophomore made his stance clear after leading the Bulldogs to a 4-0 start.
Mississippi State, without a doubt, has shocked many fans around the nation. Many knew coming into the season that Kamario Taylor was one of the better quarterbacks, but almost no one predicted the Bulldogs would be ranked.
Be so good at what you do that even a retired coach starts talking about taking you. Jeff Lebby has Mississippi State sitting at 4-0 ahead of a Top-25 clash with Alabama, but KaMario Taylor has somehow become the bigger story.
When third-year coach Jeff Lebby took over at Mississippi State just a little over two seasons ago, there were doubts about the program's direction following a disappointing 2-10 season.
There is some optimism gliding through the winds of Starkville right now and it starts and ends with Mississippi State starting quarterback Kamario Taylor.
Kamario Taylor and the Mississippi State Bulldogs delivered another statement performance Saturday night, defeating No. 19 Missouri 31-24 in a ranked SEC showdown in Starkville.
Saban made a statement on "College GameDay" that will have plenty of Bulldogs fans worried.
In today's era of college football, the transfer portal and NIL have become the focal points of offseason decision making for players. For schools that aren't swimming in NIL funds, retaining key players can sometimes become nearly impossible to do.
One of the best stories in college football right now keeps getting overshadowed by transfer portal speculation about Kamario Taylor, and that says more about the sport’s culture than it does about the player.
Mississippi State has been one of the pleasant surprises in the country through the first few weeks of the 2026 season. After a comeback victory at South Carolina on Saturday, they entered the AP Poll at No.
For the first time in years, Mississippi State football has the college football world paying attention. The Bulldogs are 3-0, have already picked up an SEC road victory, and suddenly look like a completely different program under head coach Jeff Lebby.
For the first time since the end of the 2022 season, the Mississippi State Bulldogs are back in the AP Top 25.
Kamario Taylor threw for 251 yards and four touchdowns as Mississippi State rallied from 16-0 down to open SEC play with a 41-34 victory at South Carolina Saturday night, the Bulldogs' second straight road win after they knocked off Minnesota last week.
Taylor has played only two games as the Bulldogs' full-time starter, but the sophomore has already become one of college football’s biggest stories.
This under-the-radar SEC matchup is arguably the most important of the weekend.
With three straight losing seasons. and settling into true also-ran status in the SEC, Mississippi State is overdue to be more of a factor. First, the offense that’s been building under head coach Jeff Lebby has to explode.
Dudy Noble Field was dealt a breath of fresh air this year as the Brian O’Connor era began at Mississippi State. The Bulldogs hired the longtime Virginia skipper with championships on their mind.
Former Mississippi State Bulldogs defensive back J.T. Gray has been released by the Philadelphia Eagles as the team has begun trimming its roster ahead of the final cuts to 53 players.
The late, great Mike Leach is up for the College Football Hall of Fame for the first time.
Mississippi State left Oklahoma City without a win but the Bulldogs still won. MSU lost both games by a combined score of 12-0 and was eliminated by defending national champion Texas 4-0 on Friday night.
Texas did what Texas does best on Friday night at the Women's College World Series: fight. With their back against the wall facing elimination, the Longhorns lived to see another day with a 4-0 win over Mississippi State.
Teagan Kavan threw a four-hit shutout to lift Texas to a 4-0 win over Mississippi State in an elimination game in the Women's College World Series on Friday in Oklahoma City.
Texas Tech walloped Mississippi State with an 8-0 run-rule victory in the opening game of the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City on Thursday.
Mississippi State is back in the NCAA Tournament, and the Bulldogs are heading west again. They open the Eugene Regional on Friday night against Saint Mary’s, a matchup that hasn’t happened since 1997 and has never happened in the postseason.
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