Mississippi State’s Ace Reese Invited to MLB Draft Combine
Mississippi State third baseman Ace Reese is among 334 prospects participating in the MLB Draft Combine at Chase Field in Phoenix, with a projected first-round selection.
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Mississippi State third baseman Ace Reese is among 334 prospects participating in the MLB Draft Combine at Chase Field in Phoenix, with a projected first-round selection.
Read MoreThe University of Southern Mississippi’s athletics department and alumni association will host a summer tour in July, featuring new football coach Blake Anderson. The events aim to connect with fans and alumni ahead of the 2026 season.
Read MoreAll three Northwest Mississippi Community College rodeo athletes advanced to the final round at the CNFR in Casper, with two finishing in the top five overall.
Read MoreWill Collier, Raegan Chance, and Dakota Smith will compete Saturday night at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper for a chance at national titles, with live coverage on ESPN+.
Read MoreRaegan Chance moved into second place overall after a strong run at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyoming. The freshman barrel racer from Northwest Mississippi Community College aims for the title with two performances remaining.
Read MoreJayden Thrower earned a bronze medal in the men’s triple jump at the USATF U20 Championships in Eugene, Ore., capping a successful weekend for Mississippi State’s track team.
Read MoreForty-two former Bulldogs are competing across Major League, Triple-A, Double-A, and Single-A levels in 2026, including eight in the majors.
Read MoreMississippi State men’s tennis head coach Matt Roberts announced the signing of Diego Duran, a top Division II player and national team representative from El Salvador.
Read MoreAlcorn State’s Kanious Davis will compete at the HBCU Swingman Classic in Philadelphia, highlighting top talent from historically black colleges and universities.
Read MoreJackson State announced its 2026 volleyball schedule, featuring 14 non-conference matches and nine home games, with key tournaments in Tennessee, Alabama, and Louisiana.
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