Bulldogs split matches at ITA Kickoff Weekend
STARKVILLE — For the second straight year, Mississippi State fell short of reaching the ITA National Indoor Championships by coming up short at home in
Owls split road tests as postseason nears
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Mississippi University for Women’s basketball teams were on the road in conference action last week. The Lady Owls picked up a
Ole Miss can’t hang to late lead, falls to No. 7 Texas
OXFORD – Texas forward Madison Booker hit a go-ahead jumper with 26 seconds remaining in regulation against Ole Miss on Sunday afternoon, and the No.
Women’s Basketball: Bulldogs fall on buzzer-beater despite Jordan’s record-setting night
Jerkaila Jordan was on a mission, doing her best to nearly single-handedly save Mississippi State on Monday night against a Missouri team looking for its
Men’s Basketball: Bulldogs give up 14-point lead but beat South Carolina in overtime
For the second straight Saturday, Mississippi State let a game get to overtime after never trailing in regulation. And for the second straight Saturday, the
Boys Basketball: Starkville bounces back with road win over Clinton
CLINTON — After dropping a road game two days ago, Starkville responded with a win. Behind a very balanced offensive attack, the Yellow Jackets got
How Paul Sullivan’s uniform database became a go-to resource for Bulldogs fans
Paul Sullivan’s passion project grew out of pandemic boredom, but over the last four-plus years, he has built his Mississippi State uniform database into a detailed and comprehensive website with a strong social media presence to boot.
Ole Miss cheer team wins national title
For the first time in program history, the Ole Miss cheer team won a national championship in the Division 1-A Traditional All Girl category at the Universal Cheerleaders Association College Nationals.
Outdoors Column: Walk in the woods always an adventure for the mind
The boy walked as quietly as he could. He was hunting, but he concentrated on moving and being quiet first. Stealth, he knew, was key.
Sports Column: What would Dr. Naismith think if he watched Ole Miss and Mississippi State?
So, as I watched the last 90 seconds of Mississippi State’s overtime victory over Ole Miss last Saturday night at Starkville, I got to thinking: What would Dr. James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, think?
Conley Langford eclipses 1,000 career points for Owls
Mississippi University for Women basketball standout Conley Langford passed the 1,000-point milestone for the Owls on Thursday, scoring 26 points in a 77-60 loss at St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference rival Greenville University. Langford reached the mark in the first quarter on a layup, finishing the game at 1,019 points in her career, averaging 18.2 points per game as an Owl.
Yellow Jackets fall to Germantown in 2-7A matchup
Mike Williams was a one-man show.
The Jackson State signee poured in a game-high 25 points to help lead Germantown over Starkville, 50-42, in a top-5 Region 2-7A showdown on Wednesday night.
Cavs’ captain Taylor signs with ICC
Caledonia volleyball senior Ivyaan Taylor signed her letter of intent to play for Itawamba Community College on Thursday in a ceremony at Caledonia High School.
Former FIU head coach joins Bulldog soccer staff
Mississippi State is adding an impressive assistant to head coach Nick Zimmerman’s staff, securing the services of Jonathan Garbar from Florida International.
McPhee-McCuin hopeful Ole Miss’ win at MSU ‘the turning point’
Ole Miss women’s basketball coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin is hopeful her team’s win at archrival Mississippi State last Sunday was a “turning point.”
Mississippi State looking for faster starts in tough road environments
Playing top-10 teams on the road is never easy, but in its last two games away from Humphrey Coliseum, Mississippi State has made life harder on itself with its play in the first few minutes.
Texas A&M’s late 3-pointer stuns Ole Miss
Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard knows his locker room is in pain. And, in a game he felt the No. 16 Rebels had every chance to win, it was Texas A&M that left SJB Pavilion on Wednesday night experiencing the thrill of victory.
Women’s Basketball: Mississippi State runs away in second quarter in rout of Auburn
STARKVILLE — A home date with Auburn was just what the doctor ordered for Mississippi State. The Bulldogs overcame a slow start Thursday night and
How can Mississippi State make counter-adjustments? It all starts with turnovers
Mississippi State has had no issues jumping on opponents early in games. It’s the last three quarters that have given the Bulldogs trouble.
Bulldogs announce 2025-25 men’s golf schedule
July 24, 2025
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