The Boneyard

Mississippi State got blown out by #4 South Carolina on Thursday night. For the first time in a long time, the Bulldogs will likely drop from the top 25 polls. Fans are disappointed, but is it time to panic?

Also, Bulldog baseball is on the way. Will you be able to get into Dudy Noble Field to see a game?

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Mississippi State lost another tough ball game on the road at Tennessee. The Bulldogs brought a near winning effort, but could not close the deal.

The final few minutes of the game brought a pair of controversial plays that went against the maroon and white. I break that down today and much more.

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Mississippi State picked up the services of former Texas Longhorn defensive back Jalen Green over the weekend. The former five star is already in Starkville and attending classes.

Green is a huge get for the Bulldogs. On today's show, we break down what it all means.

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Mississippi State has already signed a solid class, but that group is about to grow. Four spots remain and one of them might be filled before the sun goes down today.

Listen in to get all of the details about where things stand and who may be joining the spring football roster.

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Mississippi State needed to protect their home floor. Wins in the SEC are hard to come by, so the Bulldogs have to hold serve. Coach Ben Howland's team failed to earn a win against Ole Miss and lost in embarrassing fashion.

Many wonder where the Bulldogs go from here? Well, they go on the road for four of the next five against some of the top teams in the SEC. The road only gets tougher from here.

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Mississippi State got blown out on the road at Texas A&M on Sunday. It was a brutal 69-41 loss. A once proud program has taken it on the chin. The unforgiving schedule brings South Carolina to town next week. State has to rebound.

In other news, the SEC is set to see another program go on probation. What to make of the latest news out of Knoxville.

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Mississippi State dropped a pair of hard fought basketball games on the men's and women's side of things in the midweek. Social media is abuzz about both. Can the Bulldogs turn it around this weekend?

In other news, Zach Arnett remains the topic of rumors. What can be believed and when will it all end?

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Mississippi State fans were able to breathe a sigh of relief after it was learned that defensive coordinator Zach Arnett would not be accepting the same post at LSU, So what happens next?

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Mississippi State took care of business on the hardwood over the weekend. The Bulldog men won on the road at Vandy, while the ladies won their 14th straight game over Ole Miss.

In other news, the commitment of Makai Polk appears to close out the offensive recruiting for the class of 2021.

All of this and more on today's show.

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Mississippi State picked up the services of San Jose State wide receiver Tre Walker earlier today. A two-time All-Conference player for the Spartans, Walker makes the fifth wide receiver in the class for 2021.

State has a few more spots to work with. One of those spots could be filled on Monday by a long time in-state target.

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