Philip Poe

No. 13 Mississippi State turned one inning into a win Thursday night.

I didn’t want to write about the brawl. You’ve seen it, I’ve seen it. As Dispatch columnist Slim Smith so eloquently put it, everyone this side of Beijing has seen it.

Former Ole Miss wide receiver De’Zhaun Stribling and Mississippi State wide receiver Brenen Thompson led a group of players from the Magnolia State who heard their names called in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Mississippi State men’s tennis saw four Bulldogs earn All-SEC recognition, led by senior Benito Sanchez Martinez, who was named SEC Player of the Year and First Team All-SEC.

Of all the things the internet has taken from us – childhood, privacy, critical thinking – harmless public pranks are what I miss the most. Sure, there are 2 million YouTube videos featuring all manner of overstimulated, underemployed young men harassing strangers for likes and shares.

You may not have noticed during ESPN’s breathless “will-he-or-won’t-he” coverage of the Lane Kiffin saga, but there was a football game Friday in Starkville.

For Oak Hill head coach Tom Goode, 2024 was a whirlwind.

Like most of you, I have a few great loves in life: my wife, my children, and a certain Major League Baseball team I prefer not to name for fear of

A pair of Mississippi State players will represent their country in The Land of the Rising Sun. Pitcher Ryan McPherson and third baseman Ace Reese were

Mississippi State junior Zoe Main and freshman Adia Symmonds are experiencing soccer on one of the country’s biggest stages after scoring invitations to

Members of the Starkville Swim Team continued to improve their times against tough competition during the John Servati Invitational in Tupelo from May

If you’ve drunk any milk in the past eight years, there’s a good chance Austin Bailey brought it to you, or, at least, supplied it for you.

COLUMBUS – Eighty youth basketball teams from around the Southeast will converge on Columbus this weekend for the second FLY & STY Hustle basketball

COLUMBUS – Eighty youth basketball teams from around the Southeast will converge on Columbus this weekend for the second FLY & STY Hustle basketball

After a tumultuous season that saw Mississippi State (34-21, 15-15 SEC) fire its head coach midway through, the Bulldogs are back in familiar territory;

Sticking the landing

Going for Gold

Going for Gold

Where were you when the news broke? I was sitting in a carpool line when a flurry of messages came – “Lemonis is out,” read one, followed relatively

Devin Williams holds a 65 1/2 pound blue catfish which he caught Sunday at the Riverwalk near downtown Columbus. Williams said he caught the fish with a