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Mississippi State added Alabama basketball tranfser Javian Davis earlier today. A native of Canton, MSJ, Davis will enroll this fall with three years of eligibility remaining. A waiver for this year is pending.
The Bulldog football team is looking to sign five OLs in this class, but have just one in the boat. What should Mississippi State fans expect going forward.
Mississippi State signed six 2020 wide receivers for the class of 2020. The Bulldogs are chasing at least four more in 2021. That position group is undergoing a complete overhaul.
So what should fans expect in the weeks ahead on the recruiting trail? I take a look today.
Mississippi State players and coaches are back on the practice fields, but so far the work has been about physical fitness.
Next week, the Bulldogs will have the chance to begin walk-thrus as they try to install a new scheme on both sides of the football.
Mississippi State picked up the commitment of Florida linebacker Timar Rogers on Friday. What's next in Bulldog recruiting?
In other news, what does the recent baseball legislation really mean to Mississippi State and others?
Mississippi State has been able to strike gold in the late recruiting hills over the years. The Bulldogs have used some of the final scholarships in their annual allotments to add players who have gone on to great football careers.
Another top ten list and a look at men's basketball. Can the Bulldogs win this winter?
Mississippi State hired former Bulldog linebacker Jamar Chaney away from the Florida Gators' football program earlier today. Chaney was a star linebacker back during Sylvester Croom's tenure. What will Chaney bring to the table?
Also, the Mississippi community college football programs are at a crossroads. Will they play in the fall or the in the spring.
Mississippi State AD John Cohen and the other athletic directors around the league are in Birmingham to discuss the 2020 football season possibilities.
What can we learn from today? Will the SEC follow suit or blaze its own trail?
The BIg-10 announced on Thursday that the league would move forward with football against only in conference games. All non-conference games are slated to be canceled.
With that domino tumbled, news soon spread that other conferences planned to follow suit. The SEC stopped short of making a decision. What will the league do and when?
Mississippi State could begin the season with four senior starters on the offensive line. How the battle for the center position will likely determine how those numbers play out.
I also spend some time talking about the OLs of the future as the Bulldog coaches work through their options for the 2021 signing class.
Mississippi State and other college football programs are working through some new "if this, then what" scenarios when it comes to testing for the COVID-19 virus.
There are a lot of new protocols in place to ensure that infection is minimized. How realistic are they?
In other news, the Bulldog running backs have talent. Outside of Kylin Hill, they have little in the way of experience. What's a fair outlook for the season?
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