Southern Miss made just 23 field goals in the game, with a 35 shooting percent. The Golden Eagles also had 12 turnovers, five of which were steals by Mississippi State. The Golden Eagles were outmatched in almost every statistical category.

It happened again Saturday night at the Delta Center in the Salt Lake Showcase, where the Runnin’ Utes blew a 17-point lead and lost 82-74 to Mississippi State. With the loss, the Utes fell to 7-4 on the season, while Mississippi State improved to 5-5.

Latasha Lattimore scored 18 points, Tianna Thompson added 16 off the bench, and No. 17 Mississippi blew out South Carolina State 91-32.

Mississippi State (9-1) is set to square off with in-state foe Southern Miss (7-3) for the 48th time in program history on Sunday. The Bulldogs and Lady

This tracker will keep tabs on which Mississippi State football players have opted out of playing in the Duke's Mayo Bowl against Wake Forest.

Utah will look to establish a win streak for the first time since starting the season 5-0 when it hosts Mississippi State on Saturday in Salt Lake City. The game will be played at the Delta Center, not far from the Utes' campus.

Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby explained why the Bulldogs accepted the invitation to the Duke's Mayo Bowl despite a 5-7 record.

For the 27th time in program history, Mississippi State football is going bowling as the Bulldogs will take on Wake Forest in the Duke's Mayo Bowl at 7 p.m. CT/8 p.

Playing in Utah's backyard in Salt Lake City, Mississippi State rallied from a 17-point deficit to stun the Utes 82-74 on Saturday night.

Hubbard got injured in MSU's previous game against San Francisco in Tupelo. He was running backward near midcourt when his foot clipped teammate Shawn Jones Jr. He immediately fell to the floor, grabbed his right ankle and exited just two and a half minutes into the game. The Bulldogs lost 65-62.