Spring Break
Sports
by Brent Wilburn
On a fall afternoon at his high school in Birmingham, Ala., 15-year-old Golden Coachman walked up to the starting line with the school's best track star. As the whistle blew to start the race, Coachman gained a sizeable advantage and blazed across the track to finish as the winner. (0) comments
by Sean Armstrong
With a strong turnout for Thursday's second annual Cricket Bonanza, the Mississippi State Cricket Club proved again a strong interest in the sport on campus for fans and newcomers alike is growing. Upward of 50 people watched the event on the Drill Field, which pitted a veteran Maroon team against this year's newcomers on the White team. (0) comments
Veteran defense to anchor Bulldogs
Brown to lead Bulldogs defense on, off field in senior season
by Jonathan Brown
In the past, when questions about technique or leverage were asked among the Mississippi State defensive linemen, it was normally Titus Brown seeking the answers. That is no longer the case. Brown has become the leader in a new group of young defensive linemen. (0) comments
by Jonathan Brown
When Adam Carlson steps onto the field to kick off for the Bulldogs Thursday night, he'll be doing it a little further back. This summer, the NCAA Rules Committee voted to move kickoffs back five yards to the 30-yard line, the same spot as NFL kickoffs. The move is intended to do two things: shorten the length of the average college football game while at the same time not limiting the number of plays each team has during the course of a game. (0) comments
by Shelana Nabors
This summer, first-year MSU men's tennis coach Per Nilsson stepped onto the court prepared to take the Bulldogs to victory. Previously, Nilsson worked as a tennis professional in Atlanta, Ga., for six years. During that time, Nilsson served as head tennis professional at Capital City Country Club for two years, where he coached juniors and adults. (0) comments
by Joey Harvey
The Mississippi State volleyball team opened its season with a two wins and a loss in the MSU/Microtel Classic. This marks the third straight year MSU has lost in the finale after winning the first two games of the tournament. The Dawgs (2-1) beat Murray State 3-0 in their season opener in games of 30-27, 30-25 and 33-31. (0) comments
by Joey Harvey
Who is the top dawg at MSU? This eight-athlete tournament where you, the readers, have all the power in deciding, will determine that. (0) comments
