With a loss, the Alabama job opens up…

I find it quite odd at how quiet the Auburn head coaching search has been.

Sources: Lane Kiffin is waiting to make his decision between OM/LSU after he wakes up from his nap.

Mark my word… the College Football Playoff committee will punish Ole Miss for being without their head coach in the playoffs. This will put Ole Miss in jeopardy of no longer hosting a playoff game in Oxford.

Praying for Marty Smith

Lane Kiffin is burning every building on his way out of Oxford. I’ve never seen this from the likes of anyone. He has basically lied about everything he said about the University of Mississippi. A man who has been the same exact person since he was at Tennessee. Now because of

Lane Kiffin every time he is on the verge of competing for a championship.

I’m sure Golding wants to sucker punch Kiffin.

I say this respectfully… This is about to become Arnett 2.0

Don’t mess with punters Pat McAfee

The Bulldogs will head to Baton Rouge in 2026. Here’s a throwback to when we last had an underrated dual-threat QB entering Death Valley. youtu.be/IX8mCsw5ZwM?si…

Lotta fun road trips this spring Mississippi State Baseball: 2/27-3/1: CBSB Classic (Arlington) 3/13-15: Arkansas (Fayetteville) 4/17-19: South Carolina (Columbia) 4/27-29: Ole Miss (Oxford) 5/1-3: Texas *first time to Austin* Occupy LF 👀 Then, somewhere in Nebraska in June 🤫 The

—My current view of the sport’s world— From a fan’s perspective, sports are meant to be entertainment. But more and more, I see fans are getting consumed by it. We should never idolize a sport, a team, or a result. In the end, it’s just good fun to enjoy with family, friends,

Arnett is 100% an upgrade on the defensive side of the football for what we have seen in the last two seasons for Mississippi State. However, I’ve seen posts saying he’s had Top 5 SEC defenses at State. That is factually incorrect. He did not have a season where he finished

All of these stats provided by the media have been inaccurate. Straight from sports-reference.com/cfb/ and any ESPN source. In 2020, we finished 6th in the SEC and 57th nationally. Giving up 390 yards per game. In 2021, we finished 9th in the SEC and 62nd nationally. Giving up

In today’s era of college football any team can compete and win a National Championship. Indiana is proving it. You don’t need flash. You don’t need hype. You’ve got to have winners on your sideline.

Reminds me of the malfunction junction.