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Mississippi State’s TV Schedule Revealed for SEC Network Takeover on Sunday
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Mississippi State will take over the SEC Community this weekend to point out off among the greatest moments from the 2021-2022 athletics yr.
The takeover will start on Saturday at 11 p.m. CT and run till Sunday at 11 p.m. CT. The TV schedule options just a few of the highest video games from the previous yr in sports activities resembling soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball and girls’s soccer. A number of the documentaries that SEC Community has put collectively for the college lately can even be proven.
The schedule begins with MSU soccer’s 25-point comeback victory over Auburn, which occurred in November 2021. SEC Community follows this up with “SEC Inside: Mississippi State vs. Texas A&M.” This half-hour episode goes behind the scenes and illustrates the soccer program’s massive victory over a ranked Texas A&M workforce final season. It additionally serves as a prelude to the displaying of the complete sport that may happen later within the day.
“SEC Storied: Thunder and Lightning,” will air at 2:30 a.m. CT. It particulars the dynamic duo of Rafael Palmeiro and Will Clark, two of Mississippi State baseball’s storied athletes. The gears change again to soccer after the quick movie: this time, followers can watch the Bulldogs’ Halloween-weekend victory over Kentucky.
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Viewers get their first girls’s sports activities motion at 7 a.m. CT with the airing of MSU volleyball’s historic victory over Florida. Two in-state rivalry video games observe: these are the ladies’s soccer workforce’s victory in opposition to Ole Miss to say the Magnolia Cup and softball’s win over the Rebels to safe a collection sweep. One other volleyball sport follows: this time, it is State’s closing SEC sport in opposition to Auburn.
Mississippi State baseball’s win over Ole Miss on April twenty second might be proven at 2 p.m. CT. Straight following the sport, followers can relive the Diamond Dawgs’ championship season with “Banner 12 months: The Story of Mississippi State’s First Nationwide Title.”
One of many greatest video games throughout all Bulldogs sports activities in 2022 could have a prime-time displaying at 6 p.m. CT. MSU’s softball victory over Florida State within the NCAA Event will air for followers to rewatch with out the additional suspense. The win was the largest in program historical past, because the workforce was capable of advance to the NCAA Tremendous Regionals for the primary time ever and even had the chance to host.
The night time ends with a replay of Mississippi State soccer’s victory over Texas A&M starting at 8 p.m. CT.
The Mississippi State SEC Community Takeover solely comes every year, but it surely serves as the right alternative for Bulldogs followers to relive the very best moments from the previous yr in athletics. Then, it is on to 2022 and one other yr stuffed with motion throughout all MSU sports activities.
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Mississippi River causes widespread flooding in Wabasha
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WABASHA, Minn. (KTTC) – Many Minnesota communities living close to the Mississippi River faced flood warnings as water levels rose over the weekend. The city of Wabasha is one of the most significantly impacted areas with many streets and parks under water.
“We had a flood here last year, and it was our fourth highest crest in history,” City of Wabasha Emergency Management Director Riley Castello said. “This one is about two feet shy of that.”
According to Castello, water levels at the river peaked on Monday; on Tuesday afternoon, it sat at 15-feet.
“We’ve had to close down five of our major parks and a couple of streets in town.” Castello said.
Due to the severe weather and flooding, both the city and Wabasha County declared a local state of emergency, being one of the 22 counties approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for a federal disaster declaration.
“It’s frustrating that we can’t just get in moderation. We just came out of a drought. Last year was incredibly dry and the river level was low comparatively. This year, we just can’t stop getting the rain. And now we have water standing in fields.”
According to the National Eagle Center, the severe weather did not significantly impact the amount of visitors it received. “Overall, I don’t think the number of visitors have been impacted by the weather,” Director of Marketing and Communications Ed Hahn said. “ Maybe a little bit when it rains, you get fewer people going out.”
Castello shared there are currently many uncertainties with how the flood waters will be cleared and the restoration process will undergo. He said property damage estimates cannot be determined until water levels go down.
“We gasped when we saw the flooding,” said Maria Gorde, who was in Wabasha on Tuesday for a visit. “We had seen it online, but seeing it in person was like, ‘Wow.’”
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Mississippi probation officer arrested on seven counts of embezzlement
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – A probation officer was arrested on seven counts of embezzlement.
Lacosta Lee is accused of receiving court-ordered fines and fees from those on probation and using them for her personal use.
She is a contracted probation officer for Court Programs, Inc.
Lee was served with a $7,558.50 demand letter at the time of her arrest.
She faces up to $5,000 in fines and 20 years per count if convicted.
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Mississippi River not cooperating, but Riverfest will still Riverfest in La Crosse
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The river parts of Riverfest near downtown La Crosse won’t be happening this year. Well, there’s just one part, really.
The River City Water Ski Team had to cancel its part of the show, because the Mississippi River is too high and will actually crest at 15 feet Wednesday, the opening day of Riverfest.
Past events on the river haven’t happened in a few years, including flyboarding — where water jets on your feet simulate floating — and pole vaulting off a barge in the Mississippi.
“We actually have trouble finding a barge that we can rent, basically that business has taken off exponentially,” Riverfest board member Brad Pitel said. “So, when the barges are being used, we don’t have that opportunity.”
Cancelling events hasn’t happened often, and sometimes they’re not even river related. In 2018, the July 4 fireworks had to happen on July 5.
“There was a massive storm that blew through with like 60-70 mph winds right through La Crosse,” Pitel said.
Riverfest opens at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Riverside Park and runs through Saturday night, with multiple big musical acts.
Josh Ross, Drake Milligan and Blue Collar 40 kick things off. The finale Saturday night is Country Line Drive. Check the full schedule of events here.
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