SEC coaches hoping new-look NIL enforcement is ‘uniform’
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and his staff have been prepared for the revenue sharing era of college sports. And, now that it’s here,
Ole Miss softball lands D-II Player of the Year Boyer
OXFORD – Head coach Jamie Trachsel and the Ole Miss softball program have made another splash in the transfer portal, signing NFCA Division II National
Ole Miss freshman Corey Adams shot and killed in Tennessee
Ole Miss freshman defensive lineman Corey Adams was shot Saturday night in Cordova, Tennessee, and died as a result of his injuries, the Shelby County
Garrett Endicott finishes second at Southern Amateur
Mississippi State golfer Garrett Endicott finished as the runner-up at the Southern Amateur tournament at Blessings Golf Club in Johnson, Ark. Endicott started strong on
Former MSU slugger notches 100th MLB home run
Former Mississippi State baseball star Brent Rooker added another milestone to his career this weekend. Rooker belted his 100th career home run in the Major
Starkville Little League squad wins state title, advances to Southwest Regional
Revenge, a dogpile and a state championship. There’s not many better ways to end a baseball tournament, and the Starkville Little League baseball team accomplished
Chain’s life in the water leads to a lap around Key West
When Chris Chain was an energetic kid, instead of giving him medicine to calm his motor, his parents found that spending hours in the pool
The Open at Royal Portrush evokes Irish memories
Don’t know about you, but I spent most of Thursday — from well before dawn until mid-afternoon — watching The Open, played this week in
Scouting a great ground for growing tomorrow’s leaders
Scouting is a set of training wheels for young men figuring out how to live, one that grows along with them as they travel a
Plenty of time to plant for this year’s dove shoots
In what has been a difficult and challenging year to grow a good crop of anything, opportunities still abound to plant a great dove field
Issac Smith leads a Bulldog defense hungry for improvement after disastrous 2024
Whether by statistics or the eye test, Mississippi State’s defense was among the worst in Division I football in 2024. The Bulldogs ranked 118th out
Mississippi State men add Utah, finalize nonconference schedule
Mississippi State men’s basketball announced its finalized nonconference schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 season this week, including a trip to the home of the Utah
Ole Miss and LSU have played classics recently. Will 2025 be another?
LSU still holds a large lead in its football series with Ole Miss. But the last few matchups between the two teams have been all-time
Owls men’s basketball earns national academic honors
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The W men’s basketball team put the finishing touches on what was a season of accomplishments by having the 2024-25 squad
Blake Shapen embracing leadership under center and in the QB room
The fervor around Mississippi State football in Year 1 under Jeff Lebby was mostly a whisper by the fourth quarter of Week 4 in Davis
Ole Miss’ Cayden Lee thrives as a ‘Silent Assassin’
ATLANTA – Don’t let the smile that always seems to be gracing his face or the relative lack of offseason chatter about him fool you.
New Bulldog transfers say ‘winning’ brought them to Starkville
New men’s basketball sophomore transfer Amier Ali has noticed that hoops is a little different at Mississippi State. The Montverde, Florida, native, who spent his
Ole Miss QB Austin Simmons has ‘always dreamt of being in this type of position’
ATLANTA – Ole Miss redshirt sophomore quarterback Austin Simmons had a method to his madness when he opted to graduate after just two years on
‘A team with a sharp edge’: Lebby, Bulldogs energized for 2025 season
“Effort, physicality, execution.” Mississippi State wide receiver Brenen Thompson has only been in Starkville for a few months, but he’s bought into the vision in
MAIS reshuffling leaves Heritage in ‘tough’ new district
Gone are the days of 5A and 6A football in the Midsouth Association of Independent Schools after the organization’s executive director Barrett Donahoe and 18

















