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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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GEORGE COUNTY, Miss. (WLOX) — A George County High School senior is dead after an SUV hit him while bicycling on Highway 26 Friday night.
Mississippi Highway Patrol (MHP) officials said at 8:15 p.m. the MHP responded to a fatal crash on Highway 26 in George County.
Those officials said a Ford SUV traveling west on Highway 26 collided with 18-year-old Tyree Bradley of McLain, Mississippi, who was bicycling.
Bradley was fatally injured and died at the scene, MHP officials said.
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Some losses feel like they drag on longer than the box score suggests, and Mississippi State’s 3-1 opener at Texas A&M fits that category.
It wasn’t a blowout. It wasn’t a game where the Bulldogs looked outmatched.
It was just one of those nights where the early mistakes stuck around and the offense never quite found the swing that could shake them loose.
The frustrating part is how quickly the hole formed. Two solo homers and a wild pitch in the first two innings put Mississippi State behind 3-0, and that was basically the ballgame.
Against a top tier SEC team on the road, spotting three runs that early is a tough ask. The Bulldogs didn’t fold, but they also didn’t cash in when the door cracked open.
“I liked our fight. I think we’re really just working through some things offensively, and trying to stay together,” Mississippi State coach Samantha Ricketts said. “This team still believes, and we’re going to battle and fight every chance we get, and I think I saw a lot of that. I’m encouraged for what that means for us moving forward, but, you know, they’re a good hitting team, and we’ve got to be able to shut them down early. I don’t think Peja [Goold] had her best stuff, but she continued to battle out there and find ways to get outs.”
They had chances. Two runners stranded in the fifth. Two more in the sixth. Another in the seventh. Des Rivera finally got the Bulldogs on the board with an RBI single, but the big hit that usually shows up for this lineup never arrived.
It wasn’t a lack of traffic. It was a lack of finish.
If there was a bright spot, it came from the bullpen. Delainey Everett gave Mississippi State exactly what it needed after the rocky start.
“That was just a huge relief appearance by Delaney to keep us in it,” Ricketts said. “It’s really good to have her back and healthy these last few weeks because these are the moments where we really need her and rely on her. We know that she’s going to be a big part of the remainder of the season going forward as well.”
Three hitless innings, one baserunner, and a reminder that she’s quietly putting together a strong stretch.
There were individual positives too. Nadia Barbary keeps climbing the doubles list. Kiarra Sells keeps finding ways on base.
But the bigger picture is simple. Mississippi State is now 6-10 in the SEC, and the margin for error is shrinking. Nights like this one are the difference between climbing back into the race and staying stuck in the middle.
They get another shot this morning with the schedule bumped up for weather. The formula isn’t complicated.
Clean up the early innings, keep getting quality relief, and find one or two timely swings. The Bulldogs didn’t get them Friday. They’ll need them today.
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