Mississippi State Pitching Could Give Bulldogs Edge Over Georgia
Mississippi State’s pitching staff may provide the edge in the series against Georgia, despite both teams’ offensive firepower.
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Mississippi State’s pitching staff may provide the edge in the series against Georgia, despite both teams’ offensive firepower.
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Read MoreWatson plans to announce a bid for lieutenant governor next week, bolstered by a $2.5 million campaign fund, positioning him as a leading contender for the 2027 statewide race.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Legislature has passed a bill creating a new energy infrastructure fund aimed at supporting energy projects statewide. The measure now awaits the governor’s signature.
Read MoreSenate Bill 2409 would create the Strengthen Mississippi Homes Program, offering grants of up to $10,000 to help homeowners upgrade roofs to FORTIFIED standards, Mississippi Today reported.
Read MoreLawmakers approved a bill Wednesday that would make 50-50 joint custody the legal standard in Mississippi divorce cases and sent it to Gov. Tate Reeves, supporters and critics told Mississippi Today.
Read MoreLegislators are finalizing a ‘Christmas tree’ spending bill amid debates over election laws, immigration measures, and teacher pay raises as the 2026 session nears its end.
Read MoreGraham Hall of Swamp247 told Brian Hadad that Jon Sumrall’s squad enters the 2026 season with high expectations despite changes at coach and quarterback.
Read MoreAfter the first scrimmage of Mississippi State’s 2026 spring camp, analyst Brian Hadad said he has reason to believe in the Bulldogs, particularly on defense.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Senate on Tuesday refused to reconsider a bill that would have added diapers to the state’s Second Amendment sales tax holiday, clearing the measure to go to the governor.
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