SUMMARY: Mississippi State University’s spirit squads made a significant impact at the National Cheerleaders Association competition, where they won national championships in the Small Coed Intermediate D1A and Spirit Rally D1A divisions. Competing against over 80 athletes, the teams showcased a traditional coed routine and a game-day style performance. After two third-place finishes last year, the squads’ hard work paid off with two titles. They also had a successful showing in their inaugural National Dance Association competition, securing second and sixth place finishes. The university’s spirit director, Tiffany Fettinger, believes the success will continue to elevate the program’s reputation.

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SUMMARY: The No. 3 Ole Miss men’s golf team achieved a historic win at the 2025 Old Waverly Collegiate Championship, recording a team score of 825 (-39), a new tournament record. They won by 33 strokes, the largest margin in program history. Tom Fischer and Michael La Sasso each shot 203 (-13) for individual titles, tying the tournament’s low-54 record. La Sasso carded a 69 in the final round, while Fischer set his career low. Kye Meeks placed third at 208 (-8), and Cameron Tankersley and Cohen Trolio tied for 10th. This season marks Ole Miss’s most victories since 2016-17.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi Congressman Bennie Thompson criticized the recently passed SAVE Act, arguing it doesn’t effectively secure elections but rather suppresses voter participation. Despite the GOP’s insistence on preventing noncitizen voting, Thompson highlighted that evidence suggests noncitizen influence on elections is minimal. The legislation requires proof of citizenship for voter registration, risking disenfranchisement for millions, particularly among marginalized groups. Thompson contends that the bill is a guise for suppressing votes and calls for Republicans to focus on genuine election security measures instead of pursuing partisan agendas. The SAVE Act may struggle in the Senate due to insufficient support.

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