Spring Break
Sports
by Paul Kimbrough
This weekend the Mississippi State women's soccer team (2-3) travels to Mobile, Ala. for itssecond away weekend of the season. MSU will face Nicholls State (2-2) today at 4:30 and South Alabama (1-4) Sunday at 2:30. The tournament, originally scheduled to be played in Thibodaux, La., was moved to the South (0) comments
UVA dropped ball on sign ban
Mr. Excellent
by Paul Kimbrough
The administration at the University of Virginia has decided that signs are no longer allowed inside Scott Stadium. This stems from a string of incidents in which UVA students have had signs confiscated with such phrases as "Fire Groh." (1) comment
by Brandon Wright
Mississippi State's men's and women's golf teams tee off for the first time of the season this weekend, with the men playing in Dalton, Ga., while the women travel to Charleston, SC. The men's team competes in the Carpet Capital Collegiate Classic, which begins today and lasts through Sunday. (0) comments
by Brandon Wright
Usually when two ranked teams meet, it's a pretty good game to tune in for. Kansas rolls into Tampa this weekend ranked No. 13 in the land, having won its first two games by a combined score of 69-10. The competition gets a bit stiffer this weekend, though, as the Bulls of South Florida, ranked No. 19, prepare to defend their home turf. (0) comments
by Harry Nelson
The Mississippi State Bulldogs will attempt to start out 1-0 in the SEC for the first time since 1999 tomorrow as they face the Auburn Tigers at 6 p.m. at Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field on ESPN2. (0) comments
by Joey Harvey
After a disappointing weekend in Lake Charles, La., the Mississippi State volleyball team bounced back Tuesday night with a victory over in-state rival Jackson State. The Bulldogs (4-4) now turn their attention to their three-match weekend in the MSU Bulldog Club Invitational, which will welcome Centenary (La.), Central Arkansas and Memphis. (0) comments
