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2023 Mississippi Mr. Football award winners honored in postseason ceremony
SUMMARY: High school football in Mississippi has heralded the top players from each class as “Mr. Football.” Standouts include Starkville quarterback Trey Petty (Class 7A), a potential powerhouse in both passing and rushing, and Picayune’s Jamonta Waller (Class 6A), a dominant tight end/defensive end committed to Auburn. West Point’s Kahnen Daniels (Class 5A) excelled as a running back, while Houston’s William Echoles (Class 4A) starred as an offensive/defensive lineman. Winona quarterback Chase Richardson (Class 3A), Sebastopol’s dual-threat Adarius McDougle (Class 2A), and Velma Jackson running back Gavin Griffin (Class 1A) also received Mr. Football honors for their impressive performances and significant contributions to their teams.
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MCBB: Ole Miss dismantled at No. 1 Auburn in 106-76 blowout
SUMMARY: Ole Miss faced a dominant Auburn team on Wednesday, suffering a 106-76 loss. Despite an early 22-point deficit, Ole Miss fought back to narrow the gap to 10 points at halftime. However, Auburn’s strong second-half performance, led by standout Johni Broome with 24 points, ultimately sealed the Rebels’ fate. Auburn shot 60% from the field and 50% from three-point range, dominating both inside and outside. Ole Miss struggled offensively and defensively, with Auburn outrebounding them by 13 and forcing 14 more points in the paint. The loss marked Ole Miss’s third consecutive defeat, though they remain NCAA Tournament-bound.
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William Carey women’s basketball completes perfect regular season
SUMMARY: The William Carey Lady Crusaders basketball team enters postseason play with a perfect 25-0 record, marking the first undefeated regular season in the school’s history and the first in a decade for the Southern States Athletic Conference. Their final regular season win, a 72-67 comeback against Loyola New Orleans, solidified their accomplishment. Head coach Tracy English praised the team’s perseverance, highlighting the thrilling nature of the season, where six victories were by five points or less. The Crusaders, led by seniors Kolten Blakeney and Rose Warren, now aim to extend their success in the SSAC Tournament, starting against Blue Mountain Christian.
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Lengthy delays at Jackson postal facility causing ‘lingering headache’
SUMMARY: Delays in mail delivery from the United States Postal Service’s Jackson processing facility have angered Mississippi residents, affecting everything from essential goods to Social Security benefits. Recipients have faced significant waits for mailed checks, causing financial strain and increased inquiries at local offices. A USPS representative claimed staffing is adequate, while some suggest mismanagement is to blame. Congressman Bennie Thompson has acknowledged the issue and is advocating for a resolution, stating his commitment to address the inconvenience caused. USPS is reportedly enhancing overtime and focusing on improving mail operations in the affected area. Residents are urged to contact their legislators or USPS for assistance.
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