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Mississippi State basketball vs Southeastern Louisiana score today: Live updates, how to watch
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STARKVILLE — Mississippi State basketball concludes its three-game homestand today.
The Bulldogs (2-0) are hosting Southeastern Louisiana (1-1) at Humphrey Coliseum on Tuesday (6:30 p.m., SEC Network). It’s the Bulldogs’ last home game until Dec. 4.
The Lions beat NAIA school William Carey 91-53 in their season opener before losing at UAB 82-72 on Sunday. Guard Jakevion Buckley, a Lamar transfer, is their leading scorer averaging 17.0 points per game.
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Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana score updates
This section will be updated when the game begins.
What time does Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana play today?
- Date: Tuesday, Nov. 12
- Time: 6:30 p.m.
- Location: Humphrey Coliseum
What channel is Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana on today?
- TV channel: SEC Network+
- Streaming: ESPN+ (subscribe here)
- Radio: Mississippi State radio network 96.1 FM
Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana live stream options
Mississippi State basketball vs. Southeastern Louisiana will be broadcast on SEC Network+. Steaming is available via ESPN+.
Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana predictions
Mississippi State 87, Southeastern Louisiana 49: The MSU offense seems legit so far, averaging 98 points in its first two games. Southeastern Louisiana returns only five players from last season and replaced four of its starters, so it’s still unclear exactly what kind of team the Lions are. A 10-point road loss to a good UAB team could mean something, but MSU should be able to coast to another decisive win.
Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana betting odds
Game lines and odds from BetMGM as of Tuesday:
- Spread: Mississippi State -25.5
- Over/under: 147.5
- Moneyline: Mississippi State -5000/Southeastern Louisiana +1500
Mississippi State vs Southeastern Louisiana injury updates
There are no reported injuries for both Mississippi State and Southeastern Louisiana.
Mississippi State basketball schedule
Record: 2-0
Next five games on the Mississippi State schedule:
- Nov. 12: vs. Southeastern Louisiana
- Nov. 17: vs. Utah (in Southaven)
- Nov. 22: at SMU
- Nov. 28: vs. UNLV (Arizona Tipoff)
- Nov. 29: vs. Butler or Northwestern (Arizona Tipoff)
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Southeastern Louisiana basketball schedule
Record: 1-1
Next five games on the Southeastern Louisiana schedule:
- Nov. 12: at Mississippi State
- Nov. 18: at Louisiana-Monroe
- Nov. 22: vs. Wyoming (Cancun Challenge)
- Nov. 26: vs. Gardner-Webb (Cancun Challenge)
- Nov. 27: vs. Bethune-Cookman or North Dakota (Cancun Challenge)
Mississippi State basketball news
- Mississippi State’s 98.0 points per game are third in the SEC and tied for 20th nationally. The 101 points scored against Georgia State are the second most in the Chris Jans era.
- Mississippi State’s 16.0 steals per game are the most in the SEC and tied for fourth nationally. The 17 steals against West Georgia are the most in the Jans era.
- The Bulldogs are 18-1 against Southeastern Louisiana, with the lone loss coming in 2005. This is the first game between the Bulldogs and Lions since 2013-14.
Sam Sklar is the Mississippi State beat reporter for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at ssklar@gannett.com and follow him on X @sklarsam_.
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Governor Reeves Directs the Mississippi Poultry Association’s Charitable Donation to the Mississippi Food Network and the Salvation Army
JACKSON, Miss. – Mississippi’s poultry and egg companies this year stepped up their annual donation of chicken meat and eggs for the charities of Governor Reeves’ choosing.
Governor Reeves has directed this generous donation of 478,500 servings of protein to the Mississippi Food Network and Salvation Army. That is 87,229 pounds of meat and 129,600 eggs.
“Thank you to the Mississippi Poultry Association for once again stepping up to serve their fellow Mississippians,” said Governor Tate Reeves. “The Mississippi Food Network and the Salvation Army do a tremendous job serving those who need it most, and I appreciate them for accepting this donation to help fight hunger in our state.”
“This year’s deliveries to the Mississippi Food Network and Salvation Army began arriving before Thanksgiving. The companies started earlier because of the extra demand the two charities were reporting. The last trucks will arrive at the MFN warehouse today. We appreciate Governor Reeves coordinating this effort,” said MPA Chairman of the Board Ed Fletcher of Koch Foods.
“We are deeply grateful to the governor and the Mississippi Poultry Association for this generous donation. At Mississippi Food Network, partnerships like this make it possible for us to provide nutritious meals to families across our state. This contribution will help us meet the growing need and ensure that no Mississippian goes hungry,” said Mississippi Food Network CEO & COO Cassandra Mobley.
“The Salvation Army is deeply grateful to Governor Reeves and the Mississippi Poultry Association for this generous donation. These chickens and eggs will help us feed hundreds of families across our community. At a time when many are struggling, this gift is more than food—it is hope placed on the table. We are honored to partner together in serving our Mississippi neighbors,” said Major Timothy Delaney of The Salvation Army.
Since the program began, MPA members have donated 977,00 pounds of chicken and 2,012,200 eggs, which totals almost six million servings of protein.
In addition to the 32,000 people that work in the industry and the 1,700 farm families that raise these chickens and eggs, another 66,400 jobs are generated because of the poultry industry. Mississippi’s largest agricultural industry, poultry’s total economic impact is $27.8 billion.
These products raised on Mississippi farms come from Amick Farms, Cal Maine Foods, Koch Foods, Mar-Jac Poultry MS, Peco Foods, Tyson Foods and Wayne-Sanderson Farms. Each company individually donates products throughout the year to various charities, but they come together through the Mississippi Poultry Association once a year to make this donation.
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Five-Star Safety Bralan Womack Stuns Auburn, Flips to Mississippi State Ahead of Early Signing Day
This week will be one of the busiest weeks for high school and college football programs and players alike across the country including the state of Mississippi. The MHSAA high school football state championships take place this weekend in Starkville, Mississippi on the campus of Mississippi State at Davis Wade Stadium.
However, the excitement surrounding the state starts earlier in the week as hundreds of high school players from Mississippi and all over the country sign their National Letter of Intent in the early signing period from December 3-5. For anyone who has covered or followed the sport long enough is well aware that this comes with drama and players flipping their commitments either on National Signing Day or the days leading up to them signing their NLI.
On Monday, the first big flip in the state came when composite five-star safety, Bralan Womack, flipped his commitment from Auburn University to Mississippi State University.
BREAKING: Elite 2026 Safety Bralan Womack has Flipped his Commitment from Auburn to Mississippi State, he tells me for @rivals⁰⁰The No. 2 Safety in the ’26 Class had been Committed to the Tigers since August⁰⁰“Home is home!🐶”⁰⁰https://t.co/SMLTMOyR9i pic.twitter.com/Cyk5OSuFWT
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) December 1, 2025
Womack is listed as the 35th overall prospect on Rivals and the 30th overall prospect on the 247Sports composite rankings. On Rivals, he is listed as the fourth best safety and the second best player in Mississippi. On the 247Sports composite, Womack is listed as the top-rated safety, and he is also listed as the second best player in the state.
Given that Rivals and 247Sports each rate Womack so highly, he has the potential to become one of the top defensive backs in college football, and his stats from Hartfield Academy back that up.
In 2024, Womack finished with 39 total tackles, eight interceptions and two pass deflections as he led Hartfield Academy to a 12-2 record and a MAIS 6A state championship. He also played significant snaps on offense at the wide receiver position. He caught 54 passes for 1,045 yards and 13 touchdowns.
In 2025, he helped led the Hawks to another state championship appearance, but they fell to Jackson Academy 50-14 in the MAIS Class 4A – Division I state championship game. He finished the 2025 season with 26 total tackles, one interception and one pass deflection. Offensively, he finished with 206 rushing yards, 868 receiving yards and nine total touchdowns.
He currently holds offers from 35 schools including Ohio State, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Alabama and Florida, and we will officially know who he signs to play for in 2026 later this week.
Ole Miss didn’t have to search very long, or very far, for the replacement to former head coach Lane Kiffin.
Defensive coordinator/inside linebacker coach Pete Golding is taking over. And not on an interim basis. He’s the new, permanent head coach.
The move ensures a certain amount of continuity for the Rebels’ run in the upcoming College Football Playoff.
Golding, 41, arrived in 2023. He previously served as the defensive coordinator and inside linebacker coach at Alabama, from 2018 through 2022.
The Mississippi job is Golding’s first head-coaching stint. And his first big challenge will be to persuade some of the Ole Miss players to not follow Kiffin to LSU.
Which is one of the main reasons why Mississippi wanted Kiffin out, once he decided to go. And while the outcome is a symptom and not the disease when it comes to one specific form of college football chaos, Kiffin could have just accepted it and left — without whining about not being able to stick around.
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