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Texas A&M has been an up and down team the first three weeks of the season, but coming off a huge win, a confident group of Aggies is headed to Starkville. Brian Hadad speaks with Jeff Tarpley of GigEm247 to get an inside look at Jimbo Fisher's squad. Photo courtesy of Mississippi State athletics

Mississippi State and Texas A&M colliding means a lot of maroon on the field and in the stands. Wednesday on Thunder & Lightning means a lot of questions from our listeners. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman dive into the mailbag to answer your submissions.

Mississippi State takes on Texas A&M, and the maroon rivalry will go beyond the field all the way to New York City, as the hosts of Unnecessary Roughness on Barstool Sports will be in Starkville to watch their teams. Kayce Smith, lifelong Aggie, joins Brian Hadad to talk about the game and her upcoming trip to the Golden Triangle with her partner in crime, the infamous Brandon Walker. Photo courtesy of Barstool Sports

Mississippi State's offensive woes have been tough to watch the past two weeks. Should Mike Leach make a change behind center to give the Bulldogs a spark? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman discuss the pros and cons of making the swap.

Once is a fluke, but two horrid offensive performances in a row have derailed all the momentum Mississippi State enjoyed after week one and now has the Bulldogs wondering if the Air Raid can really work in the SEC. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at an embarrassing night for the maroon and white.

Mississippi State and Kentucky renew hostilities Saturday night, with both teams looking to rebound from a poor performance in week two. Who comes out on top, and who will be looking for answers Sunday morning? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman have the preview for the Bulldogs and Wildcats.

Kentucky has started slowly this season, and are coming off a heartbreaking loss in overtime to Ole Miss. With Tennessee and Georgia coming up, the Wildcats are desperate for a win. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at the Cats with help from Jon Hale of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Cole Cubelic of the SEC Network.

Nobody in college football watches more film than Cole Cubelic of the SEC Network. Before he heads to Lexington to be on the sidelines of this wekeend's game between Mississippi State and Kentucky, he joins Brian Hadad to break down what he's seen from watching the Bulldogs and Wildcats.

Mississippi State and Kentucky collide Saturday in what feels like an important game this early in the season. Brian Hadad welcomes Jon Hale from the Louisville Courier-Journal to the show to get an inside look at the Wildcats.

One unexpected win, one unexpected loss, so what does being 1-1 mean for Mississippi State? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman explain why this odd start to the season shouldn't set off any warning bells just yet.

Mississippi State was on top of the college football world last weekend, but on Saturday, the Bulldogs were brought right back down to earth, as Arkansas snapped a 20 game SEC losing streak with a 21-14 win in Starkville. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman go over what we learned in Week 2 from Mike Leach's squad.

Mississippi State looks to notch the first home win of the Mike Leach Era and avoid a letdown after last weekend's upset of LSU. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman preview Saturday's showdown between the Bulldogs and the Arkansas Razorbacks.

It's a new day at both Mississippi State and Arkansas, but one coach is significantly ahead of the other. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman take a look at how the Razorbacks can match up with the Bulldogs on both sides of the ball.

Arkansas is starting a new era just like Mississippi State. Brian Hadad catches up with Andrew Hutchison, who covers the Razorbacks for HawgBeat.com, to get a look at the Hogs as they head on the road to take on the Bulldogs and the Air Raid offense. Photo courtesy of Ben Goff/WholeHogSports.com

Mississippi State's win over LSU has got Bulldog fans fired up, and it really showed in this week's edition of The Rumblings. Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman have a bunch of questions to answer from State fans across social media.