National Signing Day for 2025 is approaching soon as Mississippi high school football players will decide where they will continue their academic and playing careers on Feb. 5. Several of the state's top players have already signed in December and some have committed or on the verge and waiting until the upcoming signing day period.

The February signing day is approaching. Here's what to know regarding Mississippi State football's 2025 recruiting class, including rankings.

National Signing Day for college football is on Feb. 5. Division I signees can begin signing on that date until the period ends on April 1. Division II signees can sign between Feb. 5 and Aug. 1. Kale Armstrong, Houston: Signed with Jackson State.

NFL scouts flocked to Mobile, Alabama, for the Senior Bowl to see some of the best college football players prove their worth. The Senior Bowl game will be played at 2:30 p.m. ET on Saturday. Before then, players have the chance to showcase their talents.

Davis Wade Stadium, built in 1914, is the second-oldest stadium in college football. This will be the first upgrades to the lighting system since 2010. Unpacking Mississippi State football ...

This groundbreaking initiative is set to begin in the Spring of 2025, with the inaugural season slated to kick off in late March.

The pro team will partner with the MHSAA to include 12 schools in the pilot season

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Jonathan Russell, an All American dual-sport athlete, who played football and baseball for East Mississippi Community College, launched a Florida-based construction company five years ago that was on track to top $30 million in revenues at the end of 2024.

Ole Miss senior linebacker Khari Coleman was arrested on Thursday in Oxford, Miss., according to a statement from the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office in Florida.

Mark Sears was benched over the weekend against LSU, but he bounced back nicely against Mississippi State.