STARKVILLE — Mississippi State football will be holding its annual spring game on April 19 at Davis Wade Stadium, the athletic department announced on Wednesday. Admission to the spring game is free, while the start time will be announced at a later date. MSU also announced the dates of other marquee events for the spring.

Missouri has only beaten Mississippi State once in the 10 games played in Starkville. The​​ Tigers' lone win in Bulldog territory was a 78-36 beatdown in 2013.

Mississippi State unveiled a 10-year facilities plan that includes renovations to Davis Wade Stadium, a restaurant at Dudy Noble Field and more.

STARKVILLE — A longtime request from Mississippi State football fans is becoming a reality. MSU announced Tuesday that it will be installing an LED lighting system at Davis Wade Stadium. It will be ready for the 2025 season. A news release says the ...

President Mark E. Keenum and East Mississippi Community College (EMCC) President Scott Alsobrooks signed a Memorandum of

Josh Hubbard scored a career-high 38 points, but Mississippi State basketball fell to Alabama on Wednesday night.

No. 4 Alabama men's basketball took down No. 14 Mississippi State 88-84 in a thriller on the road. Unlike most of Alabama's wins, this one was close throughout as the Bulldogs never allowed the Crimson Tide to truly pull away.

Alabama guard Chris Youngblood led the the Crimson Tide past the Bulldogs 88-84 in front of a hostile Starkville crowd.

Predictions, picks and odds as Mississippi State faces Alabama this college basketball season. Plus, injury updates and the latest news.

Chris Youngblood had a season-high 23 points, including two free throws with 10.9 seconds remaining, to lead No. 4 Alabama to an 88-84 win over No. 14 Mississippi State.

On Wednesday night, a SEC matchup with a lengthy history will officially be renewed once again, as the Alabama Crimson Tide travel west to Starkville, Mississippi for a Top 25 showdown with the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

Riley Kugel scored a season-high 21 points, including two free throws with 11 seconds remaining in overtime, and No. 15 Mississippi State knocked off No. 21 Mississippi 84-81.