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Mississippi State quarterback Tommy Stevens left the game against Southern Miss in the second quarter. On Monday, Coach Joe Moorhead said he didn't want to "totally rule him out.".
That comment led to some anxiety in the Bulldog nation. Stevens stepped to the podium on Tuesday to speak with the media. So will Stevens start this Saturday or not?
Mississippi State knocked off Southern Miss with ease, but saw a few players go down to injury. How serious are those ailments?
We take a look at that and the weekend that was on today's show.
Mississippi State will look to advance their record to 2-0 this weekend when they host Southern Miss.
The Bulldogs have won four straight in the series against the Golden Eagles and can take the lead in the all-time series record with a win this weekend.
Mississippi State saw a trio of interior offensive linemen go down to injury on Saturday. Which if any of them will be back this Saturday when Southern Miss comes to town?
On today's show, I look at what we have learned about the injury situations with both teams as we move towards the home opener at Davis Wade Stadium.
Mississippi State opened the season on the right foot, but got more of a test from Louisiana than most expected.
The Bulldogs showed some flashes on offense, but surrendered a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns that allowed UL to stay in the game.
On today's show, I break down what went wrong and what went right.
Mississippi State will travel to New Orleans to take on Louisiana in the Superdome. It is the tenth straight year the Bulldogs have played in an NFL facility.
State had some adversity last week, but will put that behind them as they push towards their tenth straight bowl game.
Mississippi State names its team captains earlier this week and newcomer Tommy Stevens was among them. The talented quarterback earned three times the number of votes as the second highest vote getting on offense.
In other news, the Bulldogs added a new verbal commitment on Tuesday night at D'iberville star Jaden Walley made the call. What does he bring to the table?
Mississippi State fans got a double whammy on Friday. The NCAA announced that the Bulldogs were going on probation for multiple issues with a student tutor. Just as that news began to settle, Keytaon Thompson entered his name into the transfer portal.
Where do things stand with Thompson after the weekend? Find out on today's show.
Mississippi State learned earlier today that they will be sanctioned in two sports due to charges of academic misconduct involving a part time student tutor.
The Bulldogs will now serve three year's probation and suffer scholarship losses in both sports in addition to other penalties.
On today's show, I explain what happened and what it all means going forward.
Mississippi State lost three starters from the secondary a season ago, but the Bulldogs might be better on the back end this fall. We take a look at all of that today.
In other news, Mississippi State women's hoops got big news last night when it was learned the Jordan Danberry is getting another year of college eligibility.
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