Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby identified the secondary as an area the Bulldogs would need to improve through the transfer portal. That's exactly what they're doing this week.
Mississippi State finished the 2025 season with a losing record but showed improvement from 2024, closing the year at 5–8 overall and 1–7 in SEC play, with a bowl appearance in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl (43-29 loss to Wake Forest).
It appears that Mississippi State has dodged a very large bullet. At the end of the Bulldogs’ 43-29 loss to Wake Forest in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, freshman quarterback KaMario Taylor was carted off the field.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Folks who’ve followed Mississippi State football long enough know this feeling. You see a young quarterback go down late, legs tangled, trainers running, teammates kneeling.
It’s going to be a long day for Mississippi State coaches and personnel. As the Bulldogs make their final preparations for Friday night’s Duke’s Mayo Bowl game against Wake Forest, the NCAA transfer portal officially opened at 12:01 a.m.
College football’s 2025-26 postseason enters its final stretch, as Wake Forest and Mississippi State square off in Charlotte for the Duke’s Mayo Bowl on Friday.
We're a little more than 48 hours away from possibly seeing what Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby looks like covered in mayonaise. Considering he admitted to not liking mayo (he wasn't the only Bulldog to admit that), the post-game festivities should Mississippi State win will be even more enjoyable to watch.
The next three days promise to be chaotic, uncomfortable and occasionally strange, but wildly entertaining for everyone watching from the outside. The College Football Playoff quarterfinals begin Wednesday, followed by three more games Thursday.
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Mississippi State has spent recent seasons moving between offensive identities like someone flipping through radio stations looking for a signal.
More and more bowl games are creating gimmicks to make the experience more fun for players, coaches and fans. There’ the Pop-Tarts Bowl with everything from a giant toaster to an edible mascot to buckets of mini Pop-Tarts poured on the winning coach in place of Gatorade or water.
It's fairly quiet in Starkville this week as the Mississippi State football team prepares for its surprise bowl game. At 5-7, the Bulldogs weren't expecting to go bowling.
Good thing bowl games are still worth something to teams like Mississippi State. Besides the financial windfall the program receives, it gives the Bulldogs extra practices to help young players like Kamario Taylor continue to develop.
Some very tragic news was announced Wednesday. Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby isn’t a fan of mayonnaise, which makes for an awkward moment considering his team is playing in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl.
Mississippi State fans got an early Christmas gift Sunday when the Duke’s Mayo Bowl invited the Bulldogs for one more game. With two Big 12 schools and Notre Dame declining their bowl invitations, Mississippi State’s Academic Progress Rate (APR) was high enough to be chosen for a bowl game despite having only five wins.
Have you ever wondered what Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby would look like with a large tub of mayonnaise poured on his head? We may get our chance to find out after Mississippi State accepted a bowl invitation to the Duke's Mayo Bowl on January 2.
New Mississippi State defensive coordinator Zach Arnett has a mountainous challenge ahead of him. No, it’s not overcoming the shock of coach Jeff Lebby adding to his staff the man who he replaced.
Auburn has lost the commitment of five-star safety Bralan Womack, who is ranked as the No. 1 safety in the 2026 class, according to the 247Sports Composite.
Mississippi State fans hoping to hear an announcement about a new starting quarterback at Wednesday's press conference will be disappointed. Bulldogs' second-year coach Jeff Lebby made no such pronouncements when he met with reporters during the team's bye week.
Two coaches separated by a generation but linked by their offensive reputations will share the same sideline for the first time Saturday when Arkansas hosts Mississippi State.
Heading into their road game at Arkansas this weekend, Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby is pointing out the Bulldogs aren't the same 2-10 club from a year ago.
The Texas Longhorns will take on the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Saturday for Week 9 of college football. Now 5-2, Texas pushes to extend its winning streak as it heads to Starkville, Mississippi for the fourth consecutive game away from Austin.
When the Texas A&M Aggies' 2025 schedule first came out, not many had Saturday's Week 6 matchup against the Mississippi State Bulldogs circled on their calendar, but things can change in a hurry.
Jeff Lebby is the head coach at Mississippi State, but his opening comments Wednesday morning at SEC Media Days had a very strong Oklahoma flavor. Lebby, whose Bulldogs were 0-8 in Southeastern Conference play last season, coached just two seasons at OU as Brent Venables’ offensive coordinator in 2022 and 2023.