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Former Ole Miss great Terrence Metcalf elected to College Football Hall of Fame
SUMMARY: Terrence Metcalf, a standout offensive tackle for Ole Miss from 1997 to 2001, has been named to the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class, joining 18 players and four coaches. A consensus First Team All-American in 2001, he distinguished himself as a dominant lineman, helping lead the Rebels to three bowl games and significant national rankings. The Clarksdale native later became a third-round NFL draft pick, playing seven seasons with the Chicago Bears. After his playing career, Metcalf returned to complete his degree and transitioned into coaching. He is also the father of current NFL star DK Metcalf.
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SUMMARY: Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann and House Speaker Jason White recently announced committee leadership for the new legislative session. While most assignments remained unchanged, some shuffling occurred due to vacant positions. For instance, Sen. Chuck Younger replaced former Sen. Jenifer Branning as chair of the Transportation Committee. This led to other shifts, such as Sen. Neil Whaley moving to Agriculture and Sen. Ben Suber taking over his former Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks role. A full list of committee chairs and vice chairs for both the House and Senate is available on the Mississippi Legislature’s official website.
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SUMMARY: As President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20 approaches, controversy surrounds flag protocols. Following the death of Jimmy Carter, President Joe Biden ordered flags to be flown at half-staff for 30 days. However, Trump objected to having flags at half-mast during the ceremony, calling it undesirable. House Speaker Mike Johnson echoed Trump’s stance, announcing flags at full staff for the inauguration, before returning to half-staff the next day to honor Carter. Several state governors, including those from Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi, have also expressed support for raising flags on inauguration day.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi students Shayleen Moeini and Jackson Pearce have been chosen to represent their state at the 63rd annual U.S. Senate Youth Program Washington Week from March 1-8. They will meet with senators and high-ranking officials, and each will receive a $10,000 scholarship. Moeini, a senior at St. Patrick Catholic High School, aspires to study biology and policy at Columbia University, while Pearce, from Gulfport High School, plans to major in aerospace engineering and public policy. Confirmed by Mississippi’s education department, the program aims to inspire talented youth towards public service and a deeper understanding of government.
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