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October 2nd, 2010
It wasn't always pretty on Saturday, but for the second time this season, the Mississippi State
Bulldogs put up 49 points offensively against another non-conference opponent.
An MSU spokesman confirmed to the Starkville Daily News that Mississippi State starting defensive end Nick Bell was out for Saturday’s game after undergoing a surgical procedure on his head this week.
By DANNY P. SMITH
sdnsports@bellsouth.net
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It was a play that made a special teams player like Mississippi State's Emmanuel Gatling proud.
SOUTHAVEN – Starkville's run in the Mississippi High School Activities Association Division III volleyball playoffs came to a premature end Saturday.
October 1st
Starkville High School football coach Jamie Mitchell has been on the job long enough to understand he can depend on quarterback Jaquez Johnson to make a key play.
Playing after a win for the first time since 2008, Jeff Terrill’s Starkville Academy Volunteers were unable to make it two in a row as they fell 37-7 to Washington School Friday night.
MABEN – After his team was dominated, Eupora head coach Junior Graham had the perfect word to describe East Webster: different.
WEIR – Von Smith needed one more drive to guide the West Oktibbeha offense down the field Friday night in Weir.
THOMASTOWN – The East Oktibbeha Titans picked up their first win of the season in a big way by defeating Thomastown 64-0 on Friday night.
The last and only time this season the Starkville Academy Lady Volunteers played Copiah Academy, it wasn't a pleasant experience.
