We’re three weeks in to the high school football season. Another Friday night in the Pine Belt offered some great ball games. Here’s a look at some of the scores from around the area...
It’s another highly-anticipated matchup on Friday night when Petal (2-0) visits West Jones (2-0) at 6 p.m.Two proud programs both with recent success, the Panthers finished 12-2 a season ago, falling to Oak Grove in the class 6A South State Championship.
Scotty Walden picked a good game to begin his Southern Miss coaching career.Just 12 days after being appointed USM’s interim head coach, Walden leads the Golden Eagles into Conference USA play against Louisiana Tech.
Junior college football is quickly approaching.Jones College kicks off its season against East Central in just two weeks.Head coach Steve Buckley and company look to clean up some things and get healthy in the meantime.
The Ty Keyes stat-line was impressive again on Friday. But perhaps more impressive is how the senior quarterback led Taylorsville back from a 34-14 halftime deficit, outscoring Seminary 44-8 in the second half...
After former head coach Jay Hopson stepped down, Walden was named interim head coach for the Golden Eagles. He’s been with the program for four years, with the last two being spent as co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.
Hattiesburg High School senior safety Walton Thompson was named WDAM-TV's "Player of the Week" after coming up with three interceptions in the Tigers' win over Laurel High School in the 99th annual edition of The Battle for the Lil' Brown Jug.
The coaching change has started a lot of discussion about this season. Football fans are already sharing their thoughts on who the next head coach should be.
Several recent public opinion polls have shown skepticism from the Japanese public and the business community that the games can go on — or should go on.
The University of Southern Mississippi surrendered more than 500 yards and 30 points in a 32-21 season-opening loss to visiting University of South Alabama.
University of Southern Mississippi head football coach Jay Hopson and his Golden Eagles kick off the 200 season at 7 p.m. Thursday when the University of South Alabama arrives at M.M. Roberts Stadium.
The stage is set for Junior College football in Mississippi.The Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference released its schedule on Wednesday, which includes six division games for each team.
The fourth-year back out of Tennessee is coming off an injury-riddled 2019, where he saw a dip in production, after a career-high in all purpose yards and touchdowns in 2018.
It’s hard to say Tim Jones flew “under-the-radar” when he caught a team-best 73 balls for 902 yards last season.It was easy to point to Quez Watkins on any given Saturday as the future Philadelphia Eagle led Conference USA with 1,178 yards receiving in 2019.
North Forrest High School made the decision to cancel the 2020 varsity football season on Monday night due to COVID-19 concerns and unforeseen circumstances, according to Eagles head coach Anthony Dillon.
There will be no women’s soccer or volleyball played on the campus of Southern Miss this fall.Conference USA announced on Friday the postponement of fall team sports (with the exception of football) to the spring of 2021.
The second week of MAIS games is in the books as several Pine Belt teams opened their 2020 campaigns on Friday night. Here’s a look at some of the area scores...
Football season is approaching for the University of Southern Mississippi, but now without the option to tailgate, we hear how this changes campus life for the university.
The redshirt junior becomes the fourth Golden Eagle to opt out of 2020 season. After 23 career games with the Black and Gold, Anderson plans to become a graduate transfer with two years of eligibility remaining.
University of Southern Mississippi athletic director Jeremy McClain announced Tuesday the addition of a 12th football game to the Golden Eagles' 2020 football schedule.
COVID-19 is on the minds of many coaches and athletes as they prepare to return to the field and court. Sports medicine experts want all high schools to remember these tips during the pandemic.
For the first time since January, Jay Hopson was actually able to watch his football team compete in shoulder pads and helmets.Southern Miss held its first scrimmage of summer camp on Saturday morning at the Rock.
Shakirria Everett has come a long way from her freshman season at Wayne County – so long that she now has the opportunity to play college basketball.The Wayne County senior guard signed a scholarship with Northwest Mississippi Community College on Wednesday.
