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Sports
by Eliot Sanford
After 131 years, MSU won its first national championship Sunday. Surprisingly, it was not football, baseball, basketball or any of the usual suspects, but disc golf. (8) comments
by Justin Ammon
Renardo Sidney, ranked as the No. 5 overall prospect by Scout.com, signed a national letter of intent with Mississippi State today. Sidney, a 6-foot-10, 260-pound Mississippi native, spent the past three years in the Los Angeles area playing center for Fairfax High School during his junior and senior season. (2) comments
by Carl Smith
After more than 30 years of service to Mississippi State athletics, Hank Flick's iconic voice will no longer be heard over game-day public address systems. (1) comment
by Weston MacDonald
Mississippi State completed a two-game set with Middle Tennessee State Wednesday at Dudy-Noble Field. (0) comments
by Eliot Sanford
MSU track and field teams started competition Thursday at the 115th running of the Penn Relays in Philadelphia at Franklin Field. ESPN2 will air the event nationally Saturday, beginning at 3 p.m. (0) comments
by McKensie Martin
In a conference doubleheader Wednesday, the softball Bulldogs soared past the Auburn Tigers after 10 innings of play to claim the series opener 2-1. (0) comments
