The Boneyard

Mississippi State took down Samford by a score of 10-2 on Tuesday. The maroon and white Bulldogs hit it and pitched it pretty well and looked to be the better team much of the night. Now the real fun begins, SEC play.

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Mississippi State posted a 5-0 week in baseball. Along the way, State set a new school record for scoreless innings with 39. Needless to say, the Bulldog pitching staff is as advertised.

On the men's hoops front, the Bulldog were named a four seed in the NIT. The team will take on St. Louis on Saturday.

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Mississippi State snapped a 15 game losing streak to Kentucky in men's hoops. The Bulldogs play against Alabama on Friday, while the Wildcats' season is over.

On the baseball front, State will host Eastern Michigan this weekend for the first time. Inside the numbers, the Bulldogs lead the nation in Ks per nine innings and are second in total number of Ks. State is getting a ton of swings and misses.

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Mississippi State posted back to back shutouts for the first time since 2016 after blanking Grambling State 10-0. The Diamond Dawgs will be right back to work tomorrow as they host Louisiana-Lafayette.

The Bulldog men will begin SEC tourney play on Thursday, while the women await the call for the Big Dance. Will they get in?

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Mississippi State took two out of three from Kent State. The series clincher proved to be one for the ages as the Diamond Dawgs threw a no hitter for the first time since 1999. I break it all down on today's show.

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With most of the COVID restrictions lifted in the state of Mississippi, college baseball fans will be able to attend games in their favorite venues this weekend.

Fans headed to Starkville will see the Diamond Dawgs play a different opponent than originally scheduled. Find out what happened behind the scenes to get Kent State to Starkville.

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Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves announced on Tuesday that he was lifting the attendance restrictions for outdoor venues. That order will enable Mississippi State officials to begin bringing Dudy Noble crowds closer to capacity in the weeks ahead. Learn more about that decision on today's show.

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Mississippi State has a winning weekend on the baseball diamond, but it took two 9th inning rallies to close the deal.

On the basketball side of things, both the men and the women saw their modest winning streaks snapped at home on senior day. What's next?

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Mississippi State has already won a pair of baseball games this week. Both the Bulldog men's and women's team have won two games in a row. State fans have a lot to cheer for, but the Bulldogs need to keep things moving forward.

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Mississippi State will get to play at Dudy Noble Field in front of fans for the first time in nearly a year. Jackson State will be on campus for the first time since 2019. State fans don't really care who they play, they are just ready to be back at home with their squad.

The Mississippi State ladies won for the first time in over a month, while the Bulldog men look to sweep the season series from South Carolina on Wednesday night.

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