Andre Adams has been busy this spring, but some big news dropped Sunday. The Nashville Antioch quarterback told Rivals’ Chad Simmons he will announce his commitment on April 11.
Mississippi State keeps stacking weekly awards, and this time it is Jacob Parker’s turn. The freshman outfielder was named SEC Freshman of the Week on Monday, giving the Bulldogs back‑to‑back conference honors and another reminder of how valuable Parker has already become.
Mississippi State just picked up a commitment that could pay off sooner than anyone expected. Riverdale cornerback Dre Otey is not only joining the Bulldogs, he is also reclassifying from the 2027 class to 2026.
Some games get away from you before you ever find your footing, and Mississippi State spent most of Sunday trying to climb out of a hole that never really shrank.
Fans looking to catch a home run should’ve been in outfield at Dudy Noble Field on Sunday. No. 6 Mississippi State and Vanderbilt put on an in-game home run derby in the SEC series finale, hitting four home runs apiece in a game that ended with 24 total runs scored.
Saturday night felt like one of those classic Dudy Noble evenings where everything tilts Mississippi State’s way. Nearly 15,000 fans packed the place and watched No.
Mississippi State has been circling Javarious Griffin for a long time, and now the 2027 receiver from Cleveland Central has decided he’s ready to be part of what Jeff Lebby is building in Starkville.
Mississippi State didn’t overpower Georgia on Saturday. It just waited for the right moment and let two swings change everything. Down a run in the sixth, Kiarra Sells stepped in, worked a full count, and tied the game with her eleventh homer of the year.
Saturday night was a very good night for those in maroon and white at Dudy Noble Field. A crowd of nearly 15,000 people saw about as dominant of a pitching performance as you can get and a unique home run as No.
No. 6 Mississippi State won a low-scoring series opening game against Vanderbilt and Friday night. Now the two sides will meet again for a Saturday evening game.
Some losses feel like missed chances. This one felt like Mississippi State handing Georgia the opening and watching the Bulldogs in red take full advantage.
If you thought golfing with golf recruits on an official golf visit is okay with the NCAA, think again. Because a round of golf cost $150, Mississippi State recruits who played for free on an official visit were required to donate $90, the amount exceeding the NCAA’s $60 entertainment limit, to charity.
In a move that could reshape recruiting for Mississippi universities, state lawmakers have passed legislation that would exempt NIL earnings from state income taxes.