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Junior guard Victoria Vivians takes a selfie with sisters Karrie Brooks, 8, and Katelyn Brooks, 10, right, after the downtown Starkville parade to support the Mississippi State University women's basketball team as a part of Super Bulldog Weekend on Friday. Katelyn and Karrie are the daughters of Kalia and George Brooks. Photo by: Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff
Mississippi State University women's basketball head coach Vic Schaefer speaks in downtown Starkville in front of City Hall on Friday with players including from left, Victoria Vivians, Ketara Chapel and Breanna Richardson. He thanked locals for their unwavering support for the team, which placed second in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament a week ago. A parade for the team, which hundreds of Bulldog fans attended, helped kick off Super Bulldog Weekend festivities. Photo by: Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff
Addisyn Lawson, 7, eats popcorn in her Mississippi State cheerleader outfit at Nusz Park during the MSU vs. South Carolina softball game on Saturday. Addisyn, the daughter of Ronnie and Lori Lawson, traveled from Burnsville to enjoy Super Bulldog Weekend. Photo by: Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff
Don Wiggins, left, of Kemper County, and Terrance Cox, of Starkville, enjoy some barbeque straight off the grill during the 29th Annual Pig Cooking Contest on the Mississippi State University campus Saturday. "I came to see a little of baseball, a little of football, and my favorite young hero Dak Prescott. I’ve been a Bulldog fan for 55 years," Wiggins said. Photo by: Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff
