Archive - 2013
April 20th
By STEVEN NALLEY
educ@starkvilledailynews.com
For years, vendors at the Cotton District Arts Festival have sold wooden birdhouses, wooden toys, wooden statues, wooden furniture and other wooden craftwork.
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After dropping its first three Southeastern Conference series, Mississippi State has fought back in a big way.
It wasn't more evident than Saturday afternoon.
The No. 18 (Collegiate Baseball) Bulldogs beat the Auburn Tigers 6-0 in front of 14,562, the second largest crowd at Dudy Noble Field, to win the three-game Southeastern Conference series.
There have been times when the Mississippi State Bulldogs have struggled to come up with key base hits during the baseball season.
Even though the Bulldogs left the bases loaded twice on Saturday, they produced in a key situation during the third inning of a 6-0 victory over the Auburn Tigers.
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Tyler Russell has proven that he is capable of leading the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
On Saturday it was another quarterback that shined.
Junior walk-on quarterback Sam Cowart led the Maroon team to a 38-28 win over the White team in MSU's annual Maroon-White Spring Game at Davis Wade Stadium.
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It appears that Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell has a new group of wide receivers to distribute the football around to this fall.
After losing such talent as Chad Bumphis, Arceto Clark and Chris Smith, a drop off could have happened for the Bulldogs.
During Saturday's Maroon-White Spring Football Game at Davis-Wade Stadium, MSU had a different look at wide receiver.
By
JASON EDWARDS, DANNY SMITH
Mississippi State fans already knew they were headed to Texas for a showdown against Oklahoma State to open the 2013 season, but Super Bulldog Weekend brought with it the official invitation.
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April 19th
By STEVEN NALLEY
educ@starkvilledailynews.com
At least once per year, David Chapman becomes an honorary Left Field Lounge Lizard at Mississippi State University’s Dudy Noble Field.
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Mississippi State showed little offensive production in the first eight innings.
The Bulldogs came to life in the ninth inning, but it was a little too late.
The No. 18 (Collegiate Baseball) Bulldogs fell to the Auburn Tigers 3-1 in game two of a Southeastern Conference series Friday night at Dudy Noble Field.
By ZACK PLAIR
editor@starkvilledailynews.com
Minnie Rogers can’t exactly remember how many consecutive years she’s applied with the city of Starkville for a home grant to replace her 307 1/2 West Main St. residence. It had been at least 10, she said, but maybe more.
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The Mississippi State Bulldogs wore maroon "B" baseball caps in game one of the Southeastern Conference series with the Auburn Tigers on Thursday night to recognize and remember the recent bombings in Boston.
To further support the city of Boston, the hats were available for auction on hailstate.com beginning Friday afternoon and will be on the auction block until April 26 at 5 p.m.
