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Even in this two game slide to open SEC play, Mississippi State hasn't lacked for scoring. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at tonight's matchup with Florida and how the Bulldogs' superiority on the offensive end should lead to a victory.

Mississippi State didn't expect to be in an 0-2 hole to begin SEC play, but after dropping an 81-77 decision to Ole Miss on Saturday, the Bulldogs know they have to get right and quickly. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at what's coming up for MSU and whether or not the Bulldogs can weather this early storm.

A week ago, Mississippi State was looking at its opening slate in SEC play and wondering if a 4-0 start wasn't out of the question. Today, the Bulldogs appear to be in must win mode as the Ole Miss Rebels arrive in Starkville with a ton of momentum. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman outline what the Bulldogs must do to take down their rivals, with insight from the other side coming from SportsTalk Mississippi's Brian Scott Rippee.

Mississippi State welcomes Ole Miss to the Humphrey Coliseum on Saturday for a game that could have major repercussions for both teams. Brian Hadad welcomes his SportsTalk Mississippi counterpart, Brian Scott Rippee, to get a better look at how the Rebels have been so much better than expected, and what kind of game to expect at The Hump. Photo courtesy of Mississippi State athletics

If there is one phrase that Brian Hadad has said on a podcast more than a couple of times, it is "Perception is Reality." He and Joel Coleman explain why Mississippi State's SEC opening defeat at the hands of South Carolina means more about how people are going to view this team than any real impact on the Bulldogs' resume.

Mississippi State enters SEC play Tuesday night with their highest ranking in 14 years. Can the Bulldogs continue their winning ways against a South Carolina team coming off an upset win in the opening weekend? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman break down the opener, plus ask the question, is Dak Prescott a CFB Hall of Famer?

Mississippi State's women began its defense of the SEC Championship with two wins in two games, while the men sat out the opening weekend of conference play. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman look at the results and what that means for the Bulldogs as hoops season begins to heat up.

Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman agree, there's no getting around the fact that Mississippi State's 2018 season was a disappointment. But as they explain, that doesn't mean 2019 has to follow that same path. The guys discuss that, women's basketball getting off to a great start in SEC play, Dak Prescott's playoff chances, and say goodbye to a good friend whose leaving puts a sour taste in everybody's mouth.

Mississippi State did not put together the season many thought was in store in 2018, and the final disappointment was a tough loss to Iowa in the Outback Bowl. Brian Hadad takes a look back at what happened this season and how the coming spring will have one of the most anticipated quarterback battles in years.

Mississippi State will look to make it four bowl wins in a row and 9 wins overall for the fourth time in the last five years on New Year's Day, facing Iowa in the Outback Bowl. Brian Hadad reports from Tampa with your full preview of Joe Moorhead's debut season finale.

Mississippi State has been one of, if not the best defense in all of college football this season. Brian Hadad explains why the Bulldogs are motivated to finish strong and dominate Iowa in the Outback Bowl.

Mississippi State did not do well this season when playing top 30 defenses, only scoring a total of 16 points in those four games, all losses. Can they flip the script playing against an Iowa defense more highly ranked than any the Bulldogs have faced previously? Brian Hadad previews Joe Moorhead's gameplan against the Hawkeyes.

Leave a Diet Mountain Dew and a Slim Jim by the chimney boys and girls, Santa Coleman is coming to town. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman deliver what MSU's coaches and players really wanted under the tree.

It was no surprise to learn that Jeffery Simmons would forgo his senior year at Mississippi State to make his way to the NFL. Brian Hadad says that Simmons will soon be among the elite defensive linemen in pro football, and should be applauded for taking advantage of his second chance.

Joe Moorhead's first year had a lot of ups and a few downs, and now with his first full signing class coming together, Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman got the chance to talk with the Bulldog head coach about recruiting, this past season, and the upcoming Outback Bowl. The guys also take a look at the streaking Bulldog basketball team and agree that this team is better than it was even advertised.