University of Southern Mississippi junior guard Tae Hardy earned Conference USA Player of the Week honors after helping the Golden Eagles to an 85-72 win at Florida International University.
The offensive juggernaut that is Taylorsville High School has proven it doesn’t just beat you through the air.The ground game, spearheaded by senior Jeffery Pittman, is just as potent.
The Mustangs advanced to the South State title game for the third year in a row after they beat Laurel on Friday night with a 42-21 win. One of the biggest plays of the game came from defensive back Cedric Bender. The senior recovered a fumble and returned it 93 yards for a touchdown in the second
Twenty-two carries for 250 yards is not too shabby – especially for a quarterback.Stone Ross handled just about every snap in Wayne Academy’s 49-21 win over Brookhaven Academy. The junior has been the straw stirring a drink that’s brought the Jaguars all the way to the MAIS 4A state championship.
He makes it sound easy."I just trust the [offensive line] to not let any [defensive] lineman, linebacker touch me and then [I] just give the receiver a chance to catch the ball,” said Oak Grove junior quarterback Kabe Barnett.
Mount Olive has passed the football just 14 times this season. The Pirates have carried it 250 times for 2,089 yards rushing.Even though opponents know what’s coming, they still can’t seem to stop it.
Off to an 0-4 start, it was quite clear Laurel High School was missing something – or perhaps, someone.Xavier Evans’ second game in uniform was exactly what the doctor ordered for the Golden Tornadoes.
Jones College freshman safety Hershey McLaurin, a former Collins High School football standout, was named Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference "Defensive Player of the Week."
For the longest time, if one asked coach Brad Duncan about Jartavious Martin, he’d reply, ‘Who?’That’s because most in and around Foxworth knew Martin as “Tater Rabbit,” the ball boy who always seemed to be around Trojan Field.Yet, no one seems to know how he got the nickname.
Former University of Southern Mississippi standout quarterback Nick Mullens will make Sunday his first National Football League start since 2018 in place of injured San Francisco 49ers starter Jimmy Garoppolo.
Marquis Crosby has been tearing through defenses long before he donned a Bobcat uniform.As a sophomore at Seminary, he led the Bulldogs to the class 3A state championship game behind 2,063 yards and 24 touchdowns. His decision to transfer to Presbyterian Christian School in 2019 was not on a whim.
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...
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 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.
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.
Petal High School receiver Johnathan Harris never may be the biggest football player on the field, so he'll just have to to settle for making the biggest plays.
East Marion High School senior Carlos Stubbs is heading into his fourth season at wide receiver and his second as a shake-'em-up pass rusher off the edge.
Pearl River Community College sophomore Olivia Mosley became the 5th Wildcat off the 2019-20 team to sign a women's basketball scholarship with a 4-year school.
All it takes is a 20 mile drive along Highway 28 to watch two of Mississippi’s most talented football players. Taylorsville’s Ty Keyes and Magee’s Chandler Pittman are ranked No. 6 and No. 9, respectively, among ESPN’s top Mississippi recruits in the class of 2021.College coaches from all over...
University of Southern Mississippi high jump All-American Eric Richards not only had his final year cut short, but his Olympic aspirations delayed until 2021. But Richards intends to return to Hattiesburg for a "second" senior season.
Alex and Lauren Perren are competitive.“They’d call me on weekends,’” said Oak Grove head softball coach Benji Hornsby. “’Coach can we come to the fieldhouse and hit? Coach, can you pitch to us, can we catch?’" The twins are even competitive about who was born first – Lauren wins that battle.
Anthony Dillon not only coached North Forrest football this school year, but he led the Track and Field team as well.Unfortunately, the Eagles’ season fell victim to the Coronavirus pandemic and so did the senior years of six...
Perry Central baseball is just two years removed from its first region championship.The Bulldogs’ senior class of four leaves the program after just ten games in their final season...
The Jefferson Davis Jaguars are one of many Track and Field teams that weren’t afforded the chance to see their season play out due to the Coronavirus pandemic.Head coach Coleman Price sends off seven seniors...
The Wildcats were optimistic about the 2020 season, beginning the year 8-4 until the Coronavirus pandemic cut in.Head coach Nick Chatham graduates six seniors from the Greene County program...
The Magee Trojans are just a year removed from the class 3A South State championship and were looking for another great season in 2020.However, their campaign interrupted just nine games in. Head coach Allen Eubanks sends off three seniors...
We were able to witness just a snippet of what Sacred Heart baseball looked like under longtime Petal head coach Larry Watkins.The 42-year coaching veteran with six state championships and 868 wins added nine more victories during the Crusaders’ shortened season.
