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Mississippi State football secures a significant transfer addition with Riley Williams, a tight end with two years of eligibility left. Williams, previously at Oregon State and Miami, aims to fill the void left by Seydoe Traore. With limited options at tight end, Williams could prove crucial in the Bulldogs 2026 season. The teams portal class, ranked by On3, Rivals, and two forty-seven Sports, includes key players like A J Swann, Marquis Johnson, and several linemen and defensive backs from Florida State. The offseason shuffling positions Mississippi State for a stronger 2026 season, contingent on Williams health and performance.

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Mississippi State fans rejoice as five alumni make NFL playoff rosters, with Emmanuel Forbes, Montez Sweat, Logan Cooke, Charles Cross, and Denico Autry. This weekends Wild Card games feature these former Bulldogs, with Forbes and Sweat potentially making big plays. The Rams, Packers, Bills, and Texans are in action, with Mississippi States NFL stars eager to shine.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs dominate NFLs Wild Card Weekend, with five alumni featured in six games. Emmanuel Forbes, Montez Sweat, Logan Cooke, Fred Walker, Denico Autry, and Stephen Adegoke lead their teams. Notable alumni like Elgton Jenkins, Darius Slay, and K.J. Wright also make headlines. Dr. Allen Sills, Charles Cross, Jaden Crumedy, Marcus Banks, and Tyre Phillips contribute to the Bulldogs presence in the playoffs.

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Mississippi State football is actively rebuilding through the transfer portal, landing twelve new players including quarterback A J Swann, wide receiver Marquis Johnson, and safety Marcus Williams. Despite losing key players like Seth Davis and Luke Kromenhoek, the team aims to strengthen its roster with high-profile visitors and returners. Coach Lebby is shaping a competitive team, hoping to spark a turnaround next season.

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Mario Nash, a highly sought-after offensive lineman, has Mississippi State fans on edge after committing and then visiting LSU. Despite the uncertainty, the Bulldogs have secured key transfers like Marquis Johnson and A.J. Swann, and recently landed Gus Cordova. With a strong transfer class, Mississippi State is rebuilding smartly, even as some players depart.

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Mississippi State football secures third offensive lineman from transfer portal, LJ Prudhomme, a six-foot-three, three hundred twenty pound lineman from Arkansas. Prudhomme, a three-star recruit from Shreveport, Louisiana, brings solid high school pedigree and has preserved his redshirt eligibility. The Bulldogs, ranked number six in the preseason poll, have added talents like quarterback AJ Swann, wide receiver Marquis Johnson, and several defensive backs, while waving goodbye to over thirty outgoing players. With more offensive line help likely on the way, Mississippi State is building momentum to compete in the loaded SEC.

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Mississippi State football is making waves in the transfer portal, landing two more former Florida State players, Jaelyne Matthews and Amaree Williams. This brings their total to four ex-Seminoles, boosting their portal class to as high as number twenty. Matthews, a six-foot-six, three hundred fifty pounder, and Williams, an edge rusher with versatility, are expected to strengthen the lines in the SEC. With ten incoming players and some losses, Mississippi State is poised to climb the rankings and rebuild for next fall.

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Mississippi State University (MSU) has secured two significant transfers from the Florida State Seminoles and Florida Gators. Edge rusher Amaree Williams, a four-star high school prospect, is joining the Bulldogs via the NCAA transfer portal. He played tight end at Florida State, scoring three touchdowns over two seasons. Williams ranks as the number 186 overall recruit in the 2024 cycle and is currently a three-star talent, sitting at number 785 overall and number 70 among edges.Additionally, cornerback Jameer Grimsley, a four-star recruit from Tampa Catholic, is transferring to MSU. He played for the Florida Gators but saw limited action, playing in just five...

Mississippi States quarterback sensation, Kamario Taylor, suffered a sprained ankle in the Dukes Mayo Bowl but is expected to make a full recovery. Hell be back for spring practices, ensuring hes ready to lead the team in the 2026 season.

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Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor successfully underwent ankle surgery, with a swift and full recovery expected. The injury occurred during the Dukes Mayo Bowl, but Taylors resilience and potential return for spring practices have Bulldog fans excited.

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Mississippi State footballs offseason is in full swing, with the Bulldogs securing eight incoming transfers and adding four key players to their secondary. Quarterback Kamario Taylor and top defenders like safety Isaac Smith and linebackers Zakari Tillman, Tyler Lockhart, Derion Gullette, and Jalen Smith are staying put, providing stability. The team has also added Florida States Mario Nash Junior on the O-line and Jayson Jenkins on the D-line, but more bodies are needed, especially at tight end and on the defensive line. With these moves, the Bulldogs are building momentum for a stronger 2026 season.

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Mississippi State football is bolstering its roster with transfers, including safety Marcus Williams from Rice, and bolstering its secondary and offense with wide receiver Marquis Johnson from Missouri, defensive end Jayson Jenkins from Florida State, quarterback A J Swann from Appalachian State, and offensive lineman Mario Nash from Florida State. Meanwhile, wide receiver Brenen Thompson has declared for the NFL Draft, potentially becoming the first State receiver picked in three decades. The Bulldogs are reshaping their roster, with several players leaving, including several wide receivers, linemen, and defensive backs. Coach Jeff Lebby is building a deeper secondary and adding speed...

Mississippi State Bulldogs secure sixth consecutive win, defeating Oklahoma Sooners 72-53. The Bulldogs defense dominated, holding Oklahoma to just 31% shooting and forcing 13 turnovers. Josh Hubbard led the scoring with 30 points, while the frontcourt, including Jamarion Davis-Fleming and Quincy Ballard, controlled the boards and scored in the paint. The Bulldogs improve to 10-5 and 2-0 in SEC play, building momentum early in the conference season.

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Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebbys secondary rebuild gains momentum with the addition of former Florida cornerback Jamaeer Jamroc Grimsley, who joins stars like Kelley Jones and Isaac Smith. The Bulldogs also secure other key transfers, positioning themselves for a strong season under coach Lebby.

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Mississippi States defense for 2026 is shaping up strong with key commitments from the transfer portal, including defensive end Jayson Jenkins and cornerbacks. The team is also retaining stars like Kelley Jones and safety Isaac Smith, boosting team morale. Theyve added wide receiver Marquis Johnson and quarterback A J Swann, and are still looking to fill needs at safety and along the line.

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Mississippi State football fans rejoice as the team secures two promising transfer cornerbacks, Quentin Taylor Junior from Iowa State and Kaylib Singleton from Syracuse, to pair with star cornerback Kelley Jones. Both new additions bring power conference experience and three years of eligibility, bolstering the Bulldogs secondary and setting the stage for a stronger 2026 season.

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Mississippi State football secures a promising offensive lineman, Mario Nash Junior, from the 2026 transfer portal. The 64, 285-lb tackle, ranked 30th in the portal, brings four years of eligibility and a high upside. Despite limited game action at Florida State, Nashs athleticism and potential make him an exciting addition to the Bulldogs line.

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Quarterback Luke Kromenhoek, a five-star recruit from Benedictine Military School, transfers to USF Bulls, set to compete for starting spot under new head coach Brian Hartline. With three years of eligibility left, Kromenhoek brings dual-threat potential and immediate impact to USFs rebuild.

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Mississippi State Alumni Shine in NFL: Charles Cross Signs Massive Deal, Bulldogs Lead in Sacks and Offensive Grades

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Mississippi State football secures crucial transfer commits: Singleton, Taylor, and Nash join the Bulldogs, bolstering the defensive backfield and offensive line. Singleton and Taylor bring valuable experience, while Nash returns home to State. The team now has six transfer commits, including Johnson, Jenkins, and Swann. With a strong transfer class and upcoming official visits, Mississippi State aims to rebuild and compete in 2026.

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Mississippi State bolsters quarterback depth with Appalachian States AJ Swann, who brings experience and insurance behind freshman starter Kamario Taylor. Swanns journey through three SEC schools and his 2025 stats at Appalachian State make him a smart pickup. The Bulldogs also secure wide receiver Marquis Johnson and defensive end Jayson Jenkins in the transfer portal, while preparing for more official visits to fill remaining roster gaps.

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Mississippi State secures quarterback depth with AJ Swanns commitment. The Appalachian State transfer, a veteran of SEC games and big pressure, will serve as a steady hand behind rising sophomore starter Kamario Taylor.

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Mississippi State football secures a key defensive line commitment with former Florida State edge rusher Jayson Jenkins, who brings one year of eligibility and ranks as the number thirty-five edge in the portal. Jenkins, a six-foot-six, two hundred seventy-six pound edge rusher, redshirted his freshman year at Tennessee, saw limited action in 2023, and broke out in 2024 with nine tackles, two sacks, and three-and-a-half tackles for loss. He transferred to Florida State last offseason but struggled with injuries and a smaller role. Now, hes joining Mississippi States defensive coordinator Zach Arnett in Starkville, and Bulldog fans are excited about his upside...

Mississippi State football secures quarterback depth with veteran transfer AJ Swann, bringing SEC experience and a solid resume to mentor younger players and handle tough defenses.

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Mississippi State football secures a quarterback from the transfer portal, AJ Swann, who brings SEC experience and a solid career stat line. Swann, a former four-star recruit, will join the Bulldogs as the number two quarterback behind Kamario Taylor. With three transfer commits so far, coach Jeff Lebby is aggressively reloading the roster for the 2026 season.

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Appalachian State quarterback AJ Swann, a former SEC recruit, has committed to Mississippi State through the NCAA Transfer Portal. Swann, with over four thousand yards and thirty-two touchdowns in college, joins forces with associate head coach for offense Bush Hamdan, who brings years of experience developing quarterbacks. Mississippi State hopes this duo sparks high-level production for their offense, as the transfer portal remains open for the 2025-2026 cycle.

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Mississippi State secures second transfer portal commitment with former Florida State defensive end Jayson Jenkins, who worked with new defensive coordinator Zach Arnett. Jenkins, who redshirted at Tennessee before breaking out this past season, brings valuable experience to the Bulldogs revamped defense.

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Six former Mississippi State Bulldogs are making their mark in the NFL playoffs, with standout performances in the final regular season games. Denico Autry, Logan Cooke, Charles Cross, Jaden Crumedy, Emmanuel Forbes, and Montez Sweat all contributed to their teams success. Dak Prescott, Chris Jones, and Jeffery Simmons also had impressive seasons. As the playoffs unfold, keep an eye on these Bulldog alumni aiming for Super Bowl glory.

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Mississippi State football secures a significant addition to their roster with the commitment of wide receiver Marquis Johnson from Missouri. This four-star recruit, ranked 14th among wide receivers, brings a year of eligibility and a proven track record of success. Known for his speed and deep threat capabilities, Johnson has the potential to make an immediate impact in Jeff Lebbys offense, pairing well with returning transfer Brenen Thompson and Anthony Evans.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs receive a significant boost with cornerback Kelley Jones decision to return for the 2026 season, bolstering the secondary and SECs top cornerback ranks. Additionally, the team secures a transfer commitment from wide receiver Marquis Johnson, known as The Flash, who brings speed and experience from Missouri. With the portal open, coach is actively rebuilding the roster for a strong 2026 run.

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Mississippi State football fans rejoice as cornerback Kelley Jones, a third-team All-Southeast Conference star, returns for the 2026 season. After a breakout year in 2025 with 34 tackles, 11 passes broken up, and 2 interceptions, Jones proved his worth as a shutdown corner. Despite his size, he led the Southeast Conference with a catch rate allowed of just 28.9% and an overall grade of 87.0. With another dominant season, Jones could secure a first-round draft pick in 2027, making Mississippi States defense rebuild smoother.

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Mississippi State football secures a transfer wide receiver, Marquis Johnson, from Missouri. Johnson, a junior from Dickinson, Texas, had a successful career at Missouri, with 1,075 receiving yards and six touchdowns. He fills a significant need for the Bulldogs, who may lose their star receiver, Brenen Thompson. Johnsons father, Domonique, also played in the NFL. The transfer portal closes on January 16th.

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Mississippi States Seth Davis and Luke Work join the transfer portal, leaving a significant void in the teams roster. Davis, a promising freshman, and Work, a versatile lineman, both expressed gratitude for their time in Starkville. The departure of these players, along with over thirty others, marks a challenging period for the Bulldogs. However, the program is actively recruiting, with official visits from prospects like Tyran Chappell and AJ Swann, as the transfer portal remains open.

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Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby has made significant changes to his staff following a challenging season. He hired Zach Arnett as defensive coordinator, Bush Hamdan as assistant head coach for offense, and Matt Brock as linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator. Arnett and Brock are returning to State, bringing familiarity and potential stability to the defense. Lebby also filled other positions with newcomers like Desmond Lindsey, Kevin Johns, Ty Warren, and Kevie Thompson. These hires indicate a full rebuild aimed at improving the teams performance in the upcoming season.

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Mississippi States Transfer Portal: Three Departures, One ReturnDefensive tackle DJ Reed is staying, but three others—Kai McClendon, Elijah Cannon, and Cyrus Reyes—are leaving via the transfer portal. Reyes and Cannon had limited playing time, while McClendon missed the season due to injury. The Bulldogs now have 29 players in the portal, signaling significant roster changes.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs secure thrilling overtime victory over Texas Longhorns, improving to 9-5 overall and 1-0 in SEC play. Josh Hubbard and Jayden Epps lead the offense, with Hubbard scoring a season-high 38 points and Epps adding 27. Forward Achor Achor shines with his best game of the year, contributing 10 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 blocks. After a slow start, the Bulldogs have now won 5 straight, poised to build momentum in conference play.

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Brenen Thompson, Mississippi States wide receiver, made history by setting a new single-season receiving yards record, surpassing the previous mark of 1,046 yards set by Makai Polk in 2021. Thompson finished the season with 1,054 yards, achieving this feat in the Bulldogs loss to Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. His journey to stardom began with a rough start, as he signed with Texas and later transferred to Oklahoma before finding success at Mississippi State under offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby. Thompsons breakout year earned him All-Southeast Conference honors and a national lead in long catches, making him a transfer portal success story...

The Dukes Mayo Bowl features Wake Forest and Mississippi State in a Friday night showdown. Wake Forests defense is strong, but their offense struggles without key players. Mississippi State, despite a tough season, has a solid offense and is favored to win. Experts predict a low-scoring game, so tune in for a potential upset.

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Mississippi States freshman quarterback, Kamario Taylor, narrowly avoided a serious injury during the Dukes Mayo Bowl. Despite a scary moment, Taylors ankle was found to be only sprained, not torn or broken. Coach Lebby praised Taylors performance, and while the team will monitor his progress, Bulldog fans can look forward to his return next season.

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Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby is planning to recruit a quarterback from the transfer portal to bolster the teams depth, following a disappointing season and the departure of key players. The teams sophomore starter, Kamario Taylor, is expected to return but is recovering from a leg injury. With Blake Shapen and Luke Kromenhoek leaving, the quarterback room is thin, and the Bulldogs are looking to secure a veteran backup before the transfer portal deadline.

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In the Dukes Mayo Bowl, Mississippi States freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor suffered a scary injury, but miraculously avoided a serious knee injury. Despite enduring a brutal game, including five sacks and severe hand cramps, Taylor managed to score a touchdown and walk out of the stadium on his own. Coach Lebbys decision to keep him in the game, despite the risks, sparked controversy.

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Mississippi States Dukes Mayo Bowl ended in a loss, but the real concern was freshman quarterback Kamario Taylors injury. Despite a solid performance, Taylor was carted off the field after a hard hit, leaving fans worried about his health. Coach Lebby reported initial positive news, and Taylor was seen walking without crutches, easing some fears. As the team looks ahead to the offseason, Taylors recovery will be crucial for the programs rebuilding efforts at quarterback.

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Coachs Frustration: Offensive Struggles and Red Zone MissesThe head coach expressed disappointment after a loss to Wake Forest, highlighting major offensive issues. The team struggled with blocking and inconsistent rushing, leading to missed opportunities in the red zone. They settled for field goals instead of touchdowns and missed a chance to score on fourth and one. The coach emphasized the need to improve point-of-attack battles and red zone execution to bounce back in a challenging season.

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Quarterback Kamario Taylor survives brutal hit, walks off with a limp but no serious injury, ensuring Mississippi States star player is ready for next season after a successful year under coach Jeff Lebby.

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Mississippi State alumni shine in NFL regular season, with twenty-four Bulldogs on active rosters, practice squads, and coaching staffs. Standouts include Pro Bowlers Chris Jones, Darius Slay, Dak Prescott, Jeffery Simmons, and Elgton Jenkins, along with Super Bowl champions and first-round draft picks. Despite setbacks, players like Marcus Banks, Jaden Crumedy, and Tyre Phillips hold practice squad spots, while coaches like Stephen Adegoke and K J Wright make impacts off the field. This weekend brings exciting matchups, with former Bulldogs like J T Gray, Charles Cross, Dak Prescott, Montez Sweat, and Chris Jones in action.

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Mississippi States Bulldogs suffered a tough bowl game loss to Wake Forest, falling forty-three to twenty-nine in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. Despite their first bowl appearance in three years, early red-zone woes kept them from pulling ahead. Wake Forests quarterback Robby Ashford had a standout performance, throwing for three touchdowns and rushing for two more. States quarterback Kamario Taylor battled a hand injury and was carted off late in the game. Wake Forest outgained State and converted more third downs, securing their nine-and-four record.

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Wake Forests Ty Clarks 62-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter secured a 43-29 victory over Mississippi State in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, marking their first bowl win in years. The Demon Deacons showcased resilience and confidence, with Ashford leading the offense and the defense stepping up in the final minutes to secure the win.

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Wake Forest secures thrilling Dukes Mayo Bowl victory, with new coach Jake Dickert celebrating in mayonnaise tradition.

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Mississippi States season ended with a loss to Wake Forest, but the real concern was a scary injury to freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor. After a promising performance, Taylor was carted off the field with an ankle injury. Coach Lebby remained optimistic, and Taylors mother confirmed no breaks or tears. As the Bulldogs look ahead, all eyes are on Taylors recovery.

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Mississippi States quarterback, Kamario Taylor, suffered a scary injury in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, but initial reports suggest its not as bad as feared. Taylor, who had a standout performance before the injury, is expected to recover, with his mother confirming on Facebook that its just an ankle injury with no tears or breaks. The teams focus now shifts to his full recovery, as they head into the offseason on a positive note.

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Mississippi States offense shattered records in their bowl game against Wake Forest, with Kamario Taylor and Brenen Thompson leading the charge. Despite the loss, the Bulldogs offense set passing records, and players like Thompson and Ferrie made history.

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Mississippi States football season concluded with a tough loss, but the real concern was freshman quarterback Kamario Taylors injury. Initially feared to be season-ending, Taylors positive initial reports and walk without assistance brought relief. The Bulldogs heavily rely on Taylors talent, making his recovery crucial for their 2026 success.

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Mississippi States 2025 season ended on a sour note with a 43-29 loss to Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. The Bulldogs, led by freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, showed promise but were undone by a serious injury to Taylor and a struggling offensive line. Despite a dominant first half, the defense crumbled in the second, allowing Wake Forests quarterback to lead a game-sealing drive. The team now faces the challenge of fixing their offensive line to support Taylors potential in the next season.

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Mississippi States Kelley Jones blocked a Wake Forest kick, scooped up the ball, and sprinted 86 yards for a game-changing touchdown in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. The Bulldogs special teams dominated, shifting momentum and securing a thrilling victory.

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Wake Forests Koredell Bartley scores a stunning 100-yard kickoff return touchdown, setting the tone for a strong start under new head coach Jake Dickert. The Demon Deacons lead Mississippi State 15-9 at halftime, with Bartleys play and a solid defense driving their success. A win could secure a College Football Playoff spot, as Wake Forest aims for an ACC title in 2026.

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Mississippi States season concluded with a close loss to Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. Despite a valiant comeback, the Bulldogs fell short, 43-29. Star receiver Brenen Thompson had a standout season, breaking the schools single-season receiving yards record. The game was filled with exciting plays, including a 51-yard touchdown pass, a 100-yard kickoff return, and a blocked extra point. Quarterback Kamario Taylor showcased his skills, passing for 241 yards and rushing for 63. The Bulldogs defense, led by linebacker Jalen Smith with 12 tackles, kept the team in the game. Although the result was disappointing, the teams resilience and strong performances...

Mississippi States Kamario Taylor suffers scary injury in Dukes Mayo Bowl, teams top priority is his recovery for next season.

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Mississippi States Quarterback Kamario Taylors Heroic Effort Falls Short in Dukes Mayo Bowl; Teams Trench Warfare Needs Urgent AttentionIn the Dukes Mayo Bowl, Mississippi State lost to Wake Forest, 43-29. Taylor, the Bulldogs future star, was injured in the final minutes, leaving fans anxious. Despite outgaining Wake Forest in the first half, Mississippi State settled for field goals instead of touchdowns. Taylor showcased his potential with a 51-yard bomb and a 42-yard touchdown pass. However, the teams trench warfare remains a concern, with the defense relying on blitzes and the offense struggling with protection and run game. As the offseason...

Brenen Thompson, a senior receiver from Spearman, Texas, made history for Mississippi State football by breaking the programs single-season receiving yards record in the Dukes Mayo Bowl against Wake Forest. With a fifteen-yard catch in the fourth quarter, Thompson surpassed the old mark of one thousand forty-six yards, set by Makai Polk in 2021. Thompsons impressive season included three one-hundred-yard games and career-best numbers in catches, yards, and touchdowns.

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Mississippi States quarterback, Kamario Taylor, suffered a concerning injury during the Dukes Mayo Bowl, leaving fans worried. The incident occurred in the fourth quarter against Wake Forest, with Taylor being carted off the field under a towel. The teams quarterback situation is now uncertain, as backup Luke Kromenhoek has entered the transfer portal and starter Blake Shapen has opted out to focus on his pro career. The Bulldogs await updates on Taylors condition while dealing with these changes at the position.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with State favored by 2.5 points. Mississippi States offense, led by Fluff Bothwell and Brenen Thompson, has been strong, while Wakes defense, led by Langston Hardy and Dylan Hazen, has been stout. However, Wakes offense lacks a consistent running game without Demond Claiborne. Experts predict a close game, with Mississippi State winning by a field goal.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with Mississippi States freshmen stepping up and seniors seizing a postseason opportunity. The Bulldogs are favored, but projections show a close game with plenty of storylines.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, both dealing with numerous opt-outs and transfers. Mississippi State loses key defensive player Isaac Smith and running back Davon Booth, while Wake Forests star running back Demond Claiborne and tackle Faalili Faamoe are also absent. Despite the absences, both teams have solid options and will rely on backups, showcasing the impact of the transfer portal and draft prep on bowl season.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs are preparing for the Dukes Mayo Bowl, but the NCAA transfer portals opening adds pressure. Coach Jeff Lebby plans to host recruits immediately, aiming to build momentum. Despite departures, including wide receivers and linemen, the team secures visits from promising players like Tyran Chappell, D-J Chester, and Jayson Jenkins. Expect announcements as they chase portal gems to rebuild quickly.

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In the Dukes Mayo Bowl, Wake Forest and Mississippi State face off, both surprising with their bowl appearances. Wake Forest, led by new coach Jake Dickert, and Mississippi State, under Jeff Lebby, have turned their seasons around. Wake Forests defense is strong, while Mississippi States freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor has been impressive. Despite Wake Forests injuries, expect a close game, with Mississippi State potentially edging out the win.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs open transfer portal for 2026 season, with 26 players already entering, including key positions like wide receivers, offensive linemen, defensive backs, and backup quarterbacks. Coach Jeff Lebby aims to build a contender around freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, expecting aggressive moves in the new fifteen-day window.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs face Wake Forest Demon Deacons in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with a chance to end their season on a high note. The Bulldogs, with a 5-7 record, take on the 8-4 Demon Deacons, known for their strong run game. The game, set for January 2nd, is expected to be a close matchup, with Mississippi State favored by three points. Fans can catch the action on ESPN or FUBO, with a free trial available for new users.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs linebacker Nic Mitchells request for all-black uniforms for their final regular season game paid off, securing a spot in the Dukes Mayo Bowl against Wake Forest. The team will don the dark jerseys again, which they previously wore in a thrilling Week two upset. Players, including freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, love the vibe and the details like the Dukes Mayo Bowl patch. Taylor has become the face of Mississippi States social media hype, even hosting a watch party in his hotel with teammates. The black uniforms might just bring the same Week two magic as the Bulldogs...

Mississippi State football secures a spot in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, facing Wake Forest on January second. Despite a five-win, seven-loss record, they earned the invitation due to other teams withdrawals. The Bulldogs, led by second-year coach Jeff Lebby, boast a potent offense averaging 30.5 points per game. True freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, a four-star recruit, will start. This bowl appearance marks their first since 2023 and comes after a recent SEC win over Arkansas.

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Join us this Friday, January 2nd, at 8 p.m. ET for the Dukes Mayo Bowl, featuring Mississippi State vs. Wake Forest at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. Both teams aim to finish their seasons strong, with Mississippi State seeking extra practice and Wake Forest looking to build momentum under new coach Jake Dickert. Catch the game on ESPN, SiriusXM, or Fubo. Dont miss out on the full slate of Friday night football excitement!

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Wake Forest Demon Deacons face Mississippi State Bulldogs in the Dukes Mayo Bowl; Mississippi State predicted to cover three-and-a-half-point spread, with a same-game parlay bet suggested.

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Mississippi State football is set to face Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with Coach Jeff Lebby yet to reveal who will call the defensive plays. The team recently hired new defensive coaches, but they wont work the bowl game. Fans and analysts are speculating about potential candidates, including safeties coach Matt Barnes and senior analysts Paul Rhoads and Mike MacIntyre. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs made additional coaching hires, including assistant offensive coach Kevin Johns, assistant wide receivers coach Desmond Lindsey, and defensive line coach Ty Warren. All eyes are on the defensive reveal and the performance of the patchwork...

Mississippi State Bulldogs, led by freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, face Wake Forest Demon Deacons in the Dukes Mayo Bowl. The Bulldogs, wearing all-black uniforms with interlocking MSU helmet logo, aim to end the season on a high note after their biggest upset in years against Arizona State. Despite projections favoring Wake Forest, Mississippi State is favored by three and a half points.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, a highly anticipated matchup set to close out the bowl season. The game, scheduled for January 2, 2026, at 8 PM Eastern on ESPN, will take place at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina.Mississippi State, returning to the bowl scene after a two-year hiatus, has shown significant improvement from their 2-10 record in 2022. Despite a late-season slump, they pushed top SEC teams and secured notable wins against Arizona State.Wake Forest, under new coach Jake Dickert, has had a successful first year, finishing 8-4. Theyve won six of...

Get ready for a thrilling matchup in the Dukes Mayo Bowl! Mississippi State Bulldogs and Wake Forest Demon Deacons face off on January 2nd, 2026, with the winning coach getting doused in mayo. Mississippi State, led by first-year coach Jeff Lebby, turned their season around with freshman QB Kamario Taylor. Wake Forest, coached by Jake Dickert, has quarterbacks Robby Ashford and Deshawn Purdie. Expect a high-scoring game, with the over at fifty-three-and-a-half points. Dont miss the breakout stars and coaching vibes!

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Mississippi State Bulldogs head to Charlotte for the Dukes Mayo Bowl against Wake Forest Demon Deacons. Bulldogs, despite a 5-7 record, secure a surprise invite due to strong academic progress. They face the 8-4 Demon Deacons at Bank of America Stadium, airing on ESPN at 8 PM ET, with Anish Shroff, Andre Ware, and Paul Carcaterra calling the game. Oddsmakers favor Bulldogs by 3.5 points, with a moneyline of -154 and over-under at 52.5 points. This is Bulldogs second bowl in Charlotte, while Demon Deacons have played there three times before. Chilly, cloudy weather with a chance of rain expected.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs face Wake Forest Demon Deacons in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, aiming for their sixteenth bowl win and first-year head coach Jeff Lebbys initial postseason success. The Bulldogs, with five wins and seven losses, meet the eight and four Demon Deacons in their twenty-seventh all-time bowl appearance. The teams have only met once before, with State winning in the twenty eleven Music City Bowl. Freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor and receiver Brenen Thompson lead the Bulldogs, while familiar faces from Auburn and Charlotte join the Demon Deacons. A victory would also mark back-to-back triumphs for the Bulldogs.

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Get ready for a thrilling Dukes Mayo Bowl showdown! Mississippi State Bulldogs, with a five and seven record, face off against Wake Forest Demon Deacons, who finished eight and four. The game kicks off at seven p.m. on January second at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, live on ESPN. Mississippi State coach Jeff Lebby, who doesnt like mayo, might get a surprise victory celebration. A simulation using EA College Football twenty-six predicts a close match, with Mississippi State leading the all-time series one to nothing. Both teams are coming off losses, but the sim suggests a...

Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby is embracing the chaos of the transfer portal, which opens just nineteen hours after their Dukes Mayo Bowl game. With recruiting staff staying back to set up official visits, they expect five to six new players by January third. Last season, smart transfers helped them secure three more victories. The portal could be a game-changer, giving them a national stage to shine for potential transfers while navigating this wild overlap. It promises entertainment for everyone watching the madness unfold.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with both teams relying on dual-threat quarterbacks. Mississippi States defense, despite struggles, aims to contain Wake Forests Robby Ashford. Wake Forests offense takes a hit with key opt-outs, but they remain solid defensively. Expect a close game, with Mississippi State potentially pulling off a thirty to twenty-six upset victory.

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In the Dukes Mayo Bowl, Mississippi States explosive offense faces Wake Forests stalwart defense. The Bulldogs speedy receivers threaten, while Wake Forests big-play connections could flip the script. Mississippi States shaky protection and Wake Forests pass rush add pressure. Despite Mississippi States strong offense, Wake Forests defense, historically a bowl winner, could dictate the games flow, making for a tense battle where tempo and turnovers decide it all.

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Dak Prescott dazzles in Cowboys Christmas win, leads NFL in passing yards; Mississippi States D-Line U dominates, with alumni making key plays across the league.

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Mississippi State University sports camps currently unavailable, but organizers promise updates soon. These camps, following strict N-C-A-A rules, offer equal access to all participants. A pause in training opportunities for young talent, but keep an eye on the athletics page for new camp dates.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs face a unique challenge in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, as the transfer portal opens on the same day as their game. Coach Jeff Lebby shares how theyre handling it, with the recruiting and personnel staff staying in Starkville to line up visits and hit the ground running. Twenty-six Bulldogs have already signaled theyll enter the portal, giving coaches a clear target list. The team aims to blend bowl energy with portal hustle for a strong offseason push.

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Mississippi State alumni dominate NFL as playoffs approach: Denico Autry, Logan Cooke, Montez Sweat, Charles Cross, and Emmanuel Forbes secure playoff spots; Jaden Crumedy or J.T. Gray to join them; standout performances from Jeffery Simmons, Dak Prescott, Willie Gay Junior, Chris Jones, and Emmanuel Forbes; injuries sideline Martin Emerson and Nathaniel Watson.

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Mississippi State football hires Ty Warren, a two-time Super Bowl champion and former All-Pro with the New England Patriots, as their new defensive line coach. Warren brings extensive NFL experience and a proven track record of developing high-end talent, having coached at various levels since 2019. Fans anticipate significant improvements in the Bulldogs defensive line with Warrens expertise.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs find stability at quarterback with freshman Kamario Taylor, who has thrived in coach Jeff Lebbys system, rushing for nearly four hundred yards and seven touchdowns while throwing for more than three hundred eighty yards and four scores. Taylors command, daily consistency, and coachability have built trust with teammates, providing a foundation for the programs future.

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Mississippi State and Wake Forest face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with the Bulldogs aiming for a strong finish after a tough season. The Bulldogs offense, led by freshman quarterback Kamario Taylor, has potential with new wrinkles in their playbook. Wake Forest, however, is weakened by key opt-outs and transfers, leaving Mississippi State with an edge. The game promises fireworks, with the Bulldogs poised to seize the moment and end their season on a high note.

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Mississippi States Depth Chart Uncertainty: Navigating the Transfer Portal Ahead of the Dukes Mayo BowlThe Bulldogs face Wake Forest in the upcoming bowl game, but their depth chart remains unclear due to the transfer portals impact. While most backups at wide receiver have left, familiar faces like Davon Booth and Kelley Jones will lead the team. Quarterback Luke Kromenhoek plans to transfer but will play in the bowl game.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs announce new coaching staff ahead of Dukes Mayo Bowl, including Desmond Lindsey as assistant wide receivers coach, bringing regional recruiting expertise, and Ty Warren as defensive line coach, with Super Bowl-winning experience.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs and Wake Forest Demon Deacons face off in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, with a mayo-soaked coach tradition at stake. Coach Jeff Lebby, a mayo hater, could get a giant tub dumped on him if his team wins. Fans and broadcasters join in the mayo madness, with a new Mayo Maniacs supporter section promising wild energy. Players like Kamario Taylor and Nic Mitchell look forward to seeing Lebby drenched, hoping it doesnt stink up the place.

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Mississippi States New Defensive Line Coach: Ty Warrens ImpactMississippi State has made a significant move in their coaching staff by hiring Ty Warren, a Texas A&M Hall of Famer, All-Pro player, and two-time Super Bowl champion, as their new defensive line coach. Warren, who grew up in Bryan-College Station, returns to the SEC after a successful coaching stint with Stephen F. Austin, where he transformed their scoring defense from 98th to 6th nationally in just two seasons. His focus on toughness, technique, and player relationships should prove beneficial for the Bulldogs, who have one of the most talented defensive...

Mississippi State football strengthens its coaching staff with the hiring of Kevin Johns as an offensive assistant. Known for his innovative offensive strategies, Johns brings nearly three decades of experience and a proven track record of transforming teams into high-scoring machines. He joins from Oklahoma State, where he coached quarterbacks, and previously served as an offensive coordinator at several top-tier colleges. Johns expertise in power spread, air raid, and veer and shoot schemes, along with his familiarity with Lebbys system, makes him a valuable addition to the Bulldogs staff.

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Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby hires veteran coach Kevin Johns, bringing twenty-eight years of experience and SEC expertise. Johns, previously at Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, is praised for his offensive mind and ability to develop talent. Fans and staff welcome the hire, aiming to build momentum for the upcoming season.

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Ty Warren, a rising star with nearly two decades of coaching experience, joins Mississippi State as defensive line coach. He previously served as defensive run game coordinator and defensive line coach at Rice, where he helped spark a significant defensive turnaround. Warren, a Bryan, Texas native, played for Texas A&M and the New England Patriots, winning three Super Bowls and earning All-Pro honors. He retired from the NFL in 2012 and has since coached at various levels, including high school, the NFL, and spring leagues. Warren is known for his player development, recruiting skills, and championship edge, making him a...

Mississippi State hires Desmond Lindsey as new assistant wide receivers coach, bringing nearly 20 years of college coaching experience, including stints at UTEP, Southern Miss, Arkansas State, and Memphis. Lindseys guidance helped develop standout receivers and earned him the 2023 Sun Belt Conference Recruiter of the Year award. His state recruiting knowledge and energy are expected to benefit the Bulldogs immediately.

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Mississippi States Brenen Thompson, a transfer wide receiver, has been a standout this season, with 53 catches for 948 yards and 6 TDs. Hes just 98 yards away from breaking the programs single-season receiving yards record. Thompsons big-play potential was evident in his second game, where he caught a 58-yard game-winning TD against Arizona State. Hes earned spots on multiple All-SEC teams and averages 17.9 yards per catch. As Mississippi State faces Wake Forest in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, all eyes are on Thompson to potentially break the record and lead his team to victory.

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Jeff Lebby, Mississippi States head football coach, has hired Kevin Johns as an assistant, bringing twenty-eight years of coaching experience to Starkville. Johns, with fourteen years as an FBS offensive coordinator and thirteen coaching quarterbacks, has a proven track record of turning offenses into top performers. His teams have ranked in the national top twenty-five for scoring offense, passing offense, and total offense, with strong showings in key situations and ball security. Fans and analysts are excited about the hire, expecting it to boost Mississippi States attack. Johns previous roles include quarterbacks coach at Oklahoma State, offensive coordinator at Duke...

Mississippi States Coach Lebby secures a bowl game invite, the Dukes Mayo Bowl, after a challenging season. The extended practice time leading up to the game proves invaluable, allowing players like Kamario Taylor and young talents Gracen Harris, Frisco Magee, and Bull Mitchell to gain extra reps in the weight room and on the field. Even fresh signees, including tight end Zayion Cotton, edge rusher Micah Nickerson, and top-rated safety Bralan Wommack, benefit from the bowl atmosphere. The Bulldogs face Wake Forest in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday, turning a long shot into a rewarding season finale.

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Mississippi State quarterback Luke Kromenhoek, entering the transfer portal, chooses to play in the Dukes Mayo Bowl, showcasing team loyalty and easing coachs worries about quarterback depth.

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