The Boneyard

Mississippi State will travel to Georgia this weekend after both teams had an unexpected open date last week.

What can MSU do to stay in the game and possibly pull the upset?

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Rumors about an earlier Egg Bowl made the rounds on Monday, but in the end State will travel to Georgia as scheduled.

The SEC has had to postpone the Texas A&M game with Ole Miss, which led to OM AD Keith Carter making some statements that created some buzz. As it turns out, the Rebels will be without an opponent this week, which gives them two weeks to prepare for Mississippi State.

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Mississippi State and seven other SEC teams will not take the field this Saturday as their games have postponed due to COVID related issues.

Just three games remain on the schedule and all of them look to be good games.

In other news, State has seen another player opt out. What does that mean going forward?

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Mississippi State and Auburn have postponed their game this Saturday. The Bulldogs and Tigers are not alone as three other match-ups have been removed from this week's schedule.

What does that mean going forward for all involved? I do my best to make sense of it all today.

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Mississippi State had just 55 scholarship players on Saturday. One of them was true freshman QB Will Rogers who was making his first college start. Behind a patchwork offensive line, Rogers and the Bulldogs generated just enough offense to win.

Now State has a taller task ahead with Auburn, so will those players who missed last week be back? What if other players are out? Will the game be played at all?

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There are just four games on the SEC schedule this week, but all of them should be competitive games. Mississippi State fans are hoping for a win and hopefully a lopsided win when Vanderbilt arrives

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Mississippi State will host Vanderbilt this weekend in a game the Bulldogs simply have to have. It's also a game that they should have, but nothing is a given this year.

Today, I take a look at who is making plays for Vandy and who Bulldog fans should be aware of when the Commodores come to town.

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Mississippi State lost last week as expected. The Bulldogs will now look to beat Vanderbilt and turn the season around.

It has been a frustrating season, but State can win some games down the stretch. It all has to start this weekend.

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Mississippi State heads to Tuscaloosa with a tough date with the Tide. The Bulldogs are still figuring some things out, while Alabama is rolling.

There are some pretty interesting match-ups in the SEC this weekend, but will they follow the expected script? It's 2020, so who knows?

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Mississippi State fans saw their roster decrease by three on Tuesday when it was learned that a trio of players have left the program. The Bulldogs have seen several transfers this year and that was to be expected. So what should fans make of the recent attrition.

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