Recruiting for the Class of 2027 is in full swing with coaches traveling across the nation to meet with recruits and recruits planning their official visits.
The Tennessee Vols led the Mississippi State Bulldogs 12-9 after the first quarter in Knoxville on Thursday night. It was a lead that didn't last long for the Lady Vols.
Mississippi State coach Sam Purcell wanted to see his team play on the road like it does at home like it did last week in an upset of then-No. 7 Kentucky.
Darion Mosley just finished a junior season that put his name on recruiting boards across the South and beyond. The 2027 wide receiver didn’t just put up big numbers.
After a brutal Saturday and a growing sense of urgency, Mississippi State head coach Chris Jans didn’t overcomplicate the message. There was a game plan, sure.
Mississippi State turned a fast start into its most complete performance of SEC play, rolling past LSU 80-62 on Wednesday night in Baton Rouge. The Bulldogs controlled the game from the opening tip, built a commanding first half lead and never allowed LSU to seriously threaten in the second half.
Coaches often say preseason polls don’t matter and they’re mostly right. After all, it doesn’t matter if you start at No. 1 if at the end you’re not even ranked or playing in a championship tournament.
A fourth-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament for Mississippi State's men's basketball team is looking less and less likely each week. However, the women's team is still in line for a second-straight to the big dance.
Charles Cross will have a chance at obtain a Super Bowl ring. The Seattle Seahawks defeated Emmanuel Forbes and the Los Angeles Rams 31-27 in the NFC championship game, sending Cross and the Seahawks to Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, Calif.
Mississippi State women’s basketball team avoided winter storm Fern to get its Sunday game in. The Bulldogs, though, couldn’t avoid No. 23 Alabama retaking the lead every time they built one in an 85-78 loss.
Mississippi State saw a strong road effort end in disappointment Sunday afternoon with an 85-78 loss to No. 23 Alabama at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
There’s something funny about January football in the South. By the time the calendar flips, the college season is long gone, recruiting talk has set in, and coaches are already selling hope.
When Mississippi State lost 88-56 to Vanderbilt, the scoreboard told one story. Chris Jans told another. This time, the coach didn’t point fingers at schedules, officials or bad luck.
As the transfer portal winds down, some SEC schools are self-evidently shifting their focus to 2027. One of the top 2027 QB prospects in the nation has already gotten some SEC interest, but he's looking to set visits to Auburn and Mississippi State as his recruitment extends.
The recruitment of the Class of 2027 is officially heating up as programs across the country turn their attention to the next wave of elite signal callers.