SUMMARY: Ole Miss started strong in Southeastern Conference play but has now lost three straight games, including an 83-75 defeat at Missouri. Tamar Bates scored 26 points, and Chris Grill added 22 for the Tigers, who improved to 15-0 at home. Ole Miss, missing forward Dre Davis, led early but was overtaken by a 12-0 run from Missouri. Despite a brief rally in the second half, Missouri’s strong defense and free-throw shooting sealed the victory. Ole Miss struggled with rebounding and three-point shooting. Next, the Rebels face Texas on Wednesday.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi State University’s athletics department received a significant boost with a $2 million donation from longtime supporters Bo and Nikki McKinnis. The contribution, made to the State Excellence Fund, aims to enhance student-athlete resources and strengthen recruitment efforts. Athletic director Zac Selmon praised Bo’s generosity and leadership, noting his contributions as a member of the Bulldog Club Board. Bo McKinnis, a successful sports agent and MSU alumnus, expressed gratitude for the institution and hopes the donation will aid the university’s sports programs. This follows previous large gifts, including a $1.75 million anonymous donation and an $8 million donation for the football program.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi House of Representatives passed House Bill 1123 to ban “spread pricing,” where pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) inflate drug prices to increase profits. The bill aims to boost transparency by requiring PBMs and drug manufacturers to submit detailed reports to the Mississippi Board of Pharmacy, which can issue subpoenas and penalties for noncompliance. The bill passed with an 88-8 vote, but concerns were raised about its lack of protection for independent pharmacists, who struggle with inadequate reimbursements. Despite these concerns, supporters argue the bill is a positive step toward protecting customers and pharmacies from inflated drug prices.

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