Mississippi State football's 2025 season isn't over, but preparations are already underway for the 2026 season. Now a big piece of next season's puzzle has been revealed with the SEC announcing team schedules Thursday night.
It’s been almost a month since Mississippi State lost its only game of the season to Texas Tech. Five games later, it’s still baffling what happened in the first half of the game in Lubbock, Texas on November 20.
The start of SEC games is quickly approaching for Mississippi State’s women basketball team. The Bulldogs have just four games left before beginning conference action at home on New Year’s Day against Auburn.
Mississippi State basketball has reached the part of December that every coach pretends to enjoy: finals week. It is the annual moment when practice schedules bend, players hunker down with textbooks, and coaches double-check the rulebook to confirm that, yes, academics still matter.
Mississippi State started its Duke’s Mayo Bowl preparations this week with a clear change at the most important position. Senior quarterback Blake Shapen is not practicing with the Bulldogs, and freshman Kamario Taylor is set to guide the offense when the team faces Wake Forest.
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.
The list of Mississippi State football players planning to enter the transfer portal continues to grow. Backup wide receiver Markus Allen plans to enter the transfer portal he announced in a social media post.
Mississippi State is beginning preparations for its bowl game on January 2 after a miracle invitation to the Duke’s Mayo Bowl. But some offseason processes were already underway and can’t be stopped once they’re going.
Every college football has own unique brand of craziness that makes it special. This season’s craziness came on the coaching carousel. The list of schools that have/will hire new head coaches is full of blue blood programs.
There’s still three months until the NCAA Tournament bracket is set. So, it’s not time to hit the panic button on Mississippi State men’s basketball. But it might be time to make sure the button is working.
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.
Even after an ice-cold start to Sunday’s game against San Francisco, Mississippi State men’s basketball team still had a chance at getting the win. The Bulldogs were 9-for-35 from the field in the first half and down by eight points at halftime, but managed to rally and take a 62-61 lead with 25 seconds left.
Mississippi State football's season might not be over afterall. The Bulldogs' failed to reach six wins and bowl eligibility after a 38-19 loss to Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl almost two weeks ago.
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.
SEC football returns to the gridiron this weekend, as No. 5 Georgia hits the road against unranked Mississippi State in Week 11 college football action on Saturday.