Mississippi State football secures major offensive linemen and cornerback from Oklahoma, filling key holes left by outgoing players. The Bulldogs portal class ranks high, with additions like quarterback AJ Swann, wide receiver Marquis Johnson, and defensive end Jayson Jenkins. Despite a quiet period, the portal remains active, positioning Mississippi State for a stronger lineup next season.

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Jardin Gilbert, a seasoned defensive back from LSU, has joined Mississippi State via the NCAA transfer portal. Despite playing in 42 games over 5 college seasons, he has just one year of eligibility left. Gilbert had a standout year in 2024 at LSU, with 52 tackles, an interception, a forced fumble, and half a sack. He also brings 145 career tackles, 12 passes defended, 3 picks, and 1.5 sacks from his time at Texas A&M. Fans and analysts see this as a significant addition to Mississippi States secondary, as Gilbert could help the Bulldogs bounce back from a 5-8 season in 2023.

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Kendel Dolby, a former Oklahoma defensive back, has transferred to Mississippi State via the NCAA Transfer Portal. Despite playing in only four games this past season due to injury, Dolby had a standout debut year with the Sooners in 2023, earning All-Big 12 honorable mention honors. Known for his leadership, competitiveness, and passion, Dolbys fresh start at Mississippi State looks promising.

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Mississippi State football fans have reason to celebrate as their offense boasts a formidable wide receiver group, led by Anthony Evans return. Joining him are transfers Marquis Johnson and Zion Ragins, along with holdovers Ayden Williams, Sanfrisco Magee, and Ricky Johnson. With a solid roster and a talented quarterback, Starkville could be in for an exciting season.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs fans rejoice as the football program snags key players from the transfer portal, including speedy wide receivers and defensive backs. The big news is the addition of former Oklahoma tackle Isaiah Autry-Dent, a developmental project from nearby Fulton, Mississippi. The NCAA also granted defensive end Will Whitsons medical waiver, ensuring his return for the 2026 season. With these moves, the Bulldogs are building momentum heading into the offseason.

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Mississippi State lands speedy wide receiver Zion Ragins from Oklahoma, aiming to replicate Brenen Thompsons impact. Ragins, a five-foot-eight playmaker, joins coach Jeff Lebbys squad after limited play at Oklahoma. If he taps into his potential, Ragins could significantly boost the Bulldogs offense.

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Former Oklahoma wide receiver Zion Ragins, a four-star recruit, has found a new home at Mississippi State via the NCAA Transfer Portal. After a promising freshman season, Ragins role diminished due to increased competition. Now, he aims to revitalize his career with the Bulldogs.

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Mississippi State football secures a significant transfer addition with Riley Williams, a tight end with two years of eligibility left. Williams, previously at Oregon State and Miami, aims to fill the void left by Seydoe Traore. With limited options at tight end, Williams could prove crucial in the Bulldogs 2026 season. The teams portal class, ranked by On3, Rivals, and two forty-seven Sports, includes key players like A J Swann, Marquis Johnson, and several linemen and defensive backs from Florida State. The offseason shuffling positions Mississippi State for a stronger 2026 season, contingent on Williams health and performance.

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Mississippi State fans rejoice as five alumni make NFL playoff rosters, with Emmanuel Forbes, Montez Sweat, Logan Cooke, Charles Cross, and Denico Autry. This weekends Wild Card games feature these former Bulldogs, with Forbes and Sweat potentially making big plays. The Rams, Packers, Bills, and Texans are in action, with Mississippi States NFL stars eager to shine.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs dominate NFLs Wild Card Weekend, with five alumni featured in six games. Emmanuel Forbes, Montez Sweat, Logan Cooke, Fred Walker, Denico Autry, and Stephen Adegoke lead their teams. Notable alumni like Elgton Jenkins, Darius Slay, and K.J. Wright also make headlines. Dr. Allen Sills, Charles Cross, Jaden Crumedy, Marcus Banks, and Tyre Phillips contribute to the Bulldogs presence in the playoffs.

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Mississippi State football is actively rebuilding through the transfer portal, landing twelve new players including quarterback A J Swann, wide receiver Marquis Johnson, and safety Marcus Williams. Despite losing key players like Seth Davis and Luke Kromenhoek, the team aims to strengthen its roster with high-profile visitors and returners. Coach Lebby is shaping a competitive team, hoping to spark a turnaround next season.

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Mario Nash, a highly sought-after offensive lineman, has Mississippi State fans on edge after committing and then visiting LSU. Despite the uncertainty, the Bulldogs have secured key transfers like Marquis Johnson and A.J. Swann, and recently landed Gus Cordova. With a strong transfer class, Mississippi State is rebuilding smartly, even as some players depart.

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Mississippi State football secures third offensive lineman from transfer portal, LJ Prudhomme, a six-foot-three, three hundred twenty pound lineman from Arkansas. Prudhomme, a three-star recruit from Shreveport, Louisiana, brings solid high school pedigree and has preserved his redshirt eligibility. The Bulldogs, ranked number six in the preseason poll, have added talents like quarterback AJ Swann, wide receiver Marquis Johnson, and several defensive backs, while waving goodbye to over thirty outgoing players. With more offensive line help likely on the way, Mississippi State is building momentum to compete in the loaded SEC.

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Mississippi State football is making waves in the transfer portal, landing two more former Florida State players, Jaelyne Matthews and Amaree Williams. This brings their total to four ex-Seminoles, boosting their portal class to as high as number twenty. Matthews, a six-foot-six, three hundred fifty pounder, and Williams, an edge rusher with versatility, are expected to strengthen the lines in the SEC. With ten incoming players and some losses, Mississippi State is poised to climb the rankings and rebuild for next fall.

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Mississippi State University (MSU) has secured two significant transfers from the Florida State Seminoles and Florida Gators. Edge rusher Amaree Williams, a four-star high school prospect, is joining the Bulldogs via the NCAA transfer portal. He played tight end at Florida State, scoring three touchdowns over two seasons. Williams ranks as the number 186 overall recruit in the 2024 cycle and is currently a three-star talent, sitting at number 785 overall and number 70 among edges.Additionally, cornerback Jameer Grimsley, a four-star recruit from Tampa Catholic, is transferring to MSU. He played for the Florida Gators but saw limited action, playing in just five games with one tackle and a pass defended. Grimsley was originally committed to Alabama but changed his path after Nick Sabans retirement. Standing at six foot one and a half with elite length and speed, he has significant potential.The transfer portal remains open until January 16th, allowing MSU to continue adding talent to their roster. The Bulldogs are actively seeking defensive reinforcements for the upcoming offseason.

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Mississippi States quarterback sensation, Kamario Taylor, suffered a sprained ankle in the Dukes Mayo Bowl but is expected to make a full recovery. Hell be back for spring practices, ensuring hes ready to lead the team in the 2026 season.

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Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor successfully underwent ankle surgery, with a swift and full recovery expected. The injury occurred during the Dukes Mayo Bowl, but Taylors resilience and potential return for spring practices have Bulldog fans excited.

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Mississippi State footballs offseason is in full swing, with the Bulldogs securing eight incoming transfers and adding four key players to their secondary. Quarterback Kamario Taylor and top defenders like safety Isaac Smith and linebackers Zakari Tillman, Tyler Lockhart, Derion Gullette, and Jalen Smith are staying put, providing stability. The team has also added Florida States Mario Nash Junior on the O-line and Jayson Jenkins on the D-line, but more bodies are needed, especially at tight end and on the defensive line. With these moves, the Bulldogs are building momentum for a stronger 2026 season.

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Mississippi State football is bolstering its roster with transfers, including safety Marcus Williams from Rice, and bolstering its secondary and offense with wide receiver Marquis Johnson from Missouri, defensive end Jayson Jenkins from Florida State, quarterback A J Swann from Appalachian State, and offensive lineman Mario Nash from Florida State. Meanwhile, wide receiver Brenen Thompson has declared for the NFL Draft, potentially becoming the first State receiver picked in three decades. The Bulldogs are reshaping their roster, with several players leaving, including several wide receivers, linemen, and defensive backs. Coach Jeff Lebby is building a deeper secondary and adding speed on offense, making this off-season an exciting one to watch in Starkville.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs secure sixth consecutive win, defeating Oklahoma Sooners 72-53. The Bulldogs defense dominated, holding Oklahoma to just 31% shooting and forcing 13 turnovers. Josh Hubbard led the scoring with 30 points, while the frontcourt, including Jamarion Davis-Fleming and Quincy Ballard, controlled the boards and scored in the paint. The Bulldogs improve to 10-5 and 2-0 in SEC play, building momentum early in the conference season.

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