Articles by Brett Hudson
SEC won’t penalize Bulldogs for incident in game against Ole Miss
STARKVILLE — The Southeastern Conference recognized mistakes were made Thursday in the Battle for the Golden Egg and put forth measures to ensure those mistakes won’t happen again.
No. 25 MSU shows improved 3-point shooting vs. Alcorn State
STARKVILLE — The Mississippi State men’s basketball team dropped 10 spots in The Associated Press poll to No. 25 on Monday.
Freshman Perry has career night in second start
STARKVILLE — Abdul Ado’s loss has been Reggie Perry’s gain in the last six days.
SEC doesn’t penalize MSU players; Bulldogs expected to be eligible for bowl game
STARKVILLE — The Southeastern Conference has levied no further punishment against the Mississippi State football players who were involved in the melee in the Battle for the Golden Egg, clearing all of them to be eligible for the team’s bowl game.
Smitherman fills void for Bulldogs vs. Rebels
OXFORD — Maurice Smitherman knew the opportunities would be slim.
Moorhead wants MSU to fall back into habits
STARKVILLE — A year ago, Joe Moorhead watched the Mississippi State and Ole Miss football teams in the Battle for the Golden Egg from his home in State College, Pennsylvania, but he didn’t see the injury that changed the game.
MSU uses ground assault to beat Ole Miss in Battle for the Golden Egg
OXFORD — Elgton Jenkins spent 3 hours, 6 minutes running Ole Miss Rebels out of the way with a ballcarrier behind him. Jenkins had a couple dozen Bulldogs behind him on his final trip down the field at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
This time, Jenkins was carrying the golden egg.
MSU’s defense answers challenge against Ole Miss
OXFORD — The Ole Miss football team started the Battle for the Golden Egg on Thursday with a quick crossing route to A.J. Brown before it tested Mississippi State safety Johnathan Abram deep.
MSU reclaims Egg Bowl trophy: Citrus, Outback biggest bowl possibilities for 8-4 Bulldogs
The same team that scored a combined 10 points in two September losses went 3-1 in November and could be bound for a prestigious bowl game.
Ejections could cost MSU 3 starters for first half of bowl
A fight for the football turned into a fight with potentially serious ramifications for No. 22 Mississippi State’s bowl game.
MSU dominates Ole Miss to win intense Egg Bowl
OXFORD — Mississippi State’s first three plays were runs that gained 33 yards. The next 48 runs gained 279 yards, more than enough to win the Egg Bowl.
MSU athletics cuts ties with sponsor implicated in online sex predator case
The company that handles sponsorships for Mississippi State University’s athletics program ended a business relationship with a company Tuesday after that company’s president was identified as someone charged with a sex crime against children.
Goodman makes mark as kickoff man for Bulldogs
STARKVILLE — The shoes of Logan Cooke were never going to be say to fill, given he was one of the Southeastern Conference’s best as both a punter and a kickoff specialist last year.
Offensive line play critical for Bulldogs’ success Thursday night
STARKVILLE — Mississippi State’s late offensive woes were its undoing against Kentucky; offensive success throughout buried Auburn, and complete offensive ineptitude was to blame for the loss to LSU. Yet, all of those games have something in common: it was close at the end of the first quarter, and because of it the second quarter went relatively well.
Three Bulldogs recognized for awards
STARKVILLE — Johnathan Abram, Deion Calhoun, and Jeffery Simmons represented the No. 22 Mississippi State football team Monday as members of the honor roll.
Abram shining after move to Star
STARKVILLE — Johnathan Abram’s status in the Mississippi State football program already was solid.
Carter’s versatility fuels MSU’s success
STARKVILLE — The Hartford men’s basketball team had to break its trend for Tyson Carter.
Williams help send Bulldogs’ seniors out in style at home
STARKVILLE — Aeris Williams’ four years as a Mississippi State running back have thrust him into some of the biggest moments in the program history.
MSU receivers share in wealth in rout
STARKVILLE — The Mississippi State football team has been through stretches where it relied on only three players in its passing attack.
Starkville isn’t able to do enough vs. Horn Lake
HORN LAKE — Tears were dripping down the faces around him, but Ty Johnson’s face stayed still. He spoke to fans and family members over the fence of the sideline. They didn’t hide their sympathy, but his expression remaining unchanged.


















