Prep Rally

Week 1 of the MHSAA football season is in the books, with Brad and Dillon recapping some of the big games for you. Tupelo went on the road and lost at Neshoba Central (1:18), which features a mighty strong running back in Jarquez Hunter. Booneville held off Ripley behind the efficient play of QB John...

Football season gets into full swing this week with the start of the MHSAA season. On this episode, Brad and Dillon preview some of the big matchups, including West Point at Starkville (5:37), Tupelo at Neshoba Central (7:06) and New Albany at Pontotoc (8:12). Dillon also recaps last Friday’s Amory-Mooreville scrimmage (2:11), in which the...

Games have returned – but how long will they continue to be played? Brad and Dillon are back to examine the fall sports landscape. First up is volleyball, which began its season on Monday. The Daily Journal had a preview package in Sunday’s paper (1:29), and the guys have already gone out to cover games....

The podcast is back, and Brad has a new co-host, Dillon Barnes. There was good news this week, as the MHSAA decided to let fall sports begin on a two-week delay (1:38). That means the football season will start Sept. 4. The altered season has wreaked havoc with a few schedules, and it’s wiped out...

High school teams were allowed to get back to work this week, albeit under unusual circumstances. On this episode, Brad and Dalton look at how coaches and athletes are handling workouts and practices under the MHSAA’s COVID-19 guidelines. The Tupelo and Mooreville football teams had good turnouts for Day 1 (2:08), while the Nettleton girls...

Brad and Dalton are back! Even though there are no games, there are still off-field moves being made by coaches. Tupelo has hired Ty Hardin to lead the football program (6:33). Hardin has been a successful head coach at Houston the past four seasons and takes over a Tupelo team that will return some big...

Sadly, the 2019-20 sports year has come to a premature end. The news became official earlier this week, which means spring sports like baseball and softball will not be able to crown state champions. On this episode, Brad and Dalton look at which teams they thought had a shot at winning it all (1:37), including...

High school sports in Mississippi have come to a screeching halt due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. On this episode, Brad and Dalton look at how deeply the outbreak could affect the teams and athletes who have had to put their seasons on hold. Archery is supposed to hold its state championships next month (2:50),...

The basketball season has ended, and five area teams won state championships at Ole Miss last weekend. Pine Grove’s girls won their fourth straight Class 1A title (3:09), beating a tough Baldwyn team. In 4A, Ripley’s girls got over the hump (5:24) after coming close in previous seasons. Ingomar’s boys – specifically Zach Shugars – provided...

We are in the midst of the MHSAA basketball playoffs, and in this episode Brad and Dalton take stock of things two rounds in. Pontotoc’s boys used a big third quarter to knock off New Albany in the Class 4A second round last week (1:52), overcoming Isaiah Ball’s big night. In 3A, Xavier Virges picked...