The Boneyard

The William Hill Sports Book rolled out their projected win totals for SEC football programs during the summer. Today, we look at how each team did in relation to those expectations.

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Mississippi State is headed to the Liberty Bowl to take on Texas Tech. The match-up will allow Coach Mike Leach the chance for a measure of revenge against the program that fired him.

The SEC has 13 teams in bowls, so we southerners have plenty of football left to watch before the national champion is crowned.

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Mississippi State fans had a lot to be concerned about on Thursday. Wide receiver Malik Heath was injured in a car accident near Starkville. On top of that linebacker Aaron Brule entered the NCAA transfer portal.

We make sense of it all together on today's show.

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Mississippi State appears to be safe when it comes to retaining Coach Mike Leach. The rest of college football appears to be spinning with the recent news of coaching changes at some power programs. What impact will this have on the Bulldogs?

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Mississippi State finished the regular season with a 7-5 mark and a 4th place finish in the SEC West. The Bulldogs are going bowling, but when and where. I break it all down on today's show.

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Mississippi State had their chances, but in the end it was Ole Miss making the winning plays. The Bulldogs left several points on the field with dropped touchdown passes and missed field goals.

In the end, Ole Miss didn't do any of those things and they retain possession of the Golden Egg.

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Mississippi State and Ole Miss will gather on Thursday, but it will not be for a Thanksgiving dinner. The long time grudge match will resume for the annual renewal. There is a lot riding on this game for both teams, but at the end of the day it is simply about bragging rights for another for another season.

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I am not sure Ole Miss can get enough stops on defense to turn the tide against Mississippi State. Make no mistake about it though, this game will be decided when the Bulldog defense is on the field. Can Arnett and the fellas slow down Matt Corral and the Ole Miss offense?

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Mississippi State enters the Thanksgiving tilt having won four of the last five games. The Bulldogs are playing their best football of the season down the stretch. A win over Ole Miss would do a lot of good for the fans and the momentum of the program heading into 2022.

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Mississippi State is bowl eligible and is expected to make the post season without issue. Where do the Bulldog stand in the current bowl projections and what can they do to perhaps make a Florida bowl game?

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