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Mississippi State football remaining positive amid struggles
SUMMARY: Mississippi State football is currently on a bye week after a tough start to the season, holding a record of 1-4 and 0-2 in SEC play, with no victories against FBS teams. The team’s upcoming challenge is a road game against No. 5 Georgia on October 12. Despite the adversity, offensive lineman Ethan Miner observes a positive team spirit, stating that he hasn’t seen any signs of giving up among his teammates. He notes that the current positivity is markedly different from past experiences, indicating resilience as they prepare for the difficult upcoming schedule.
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SUMMARY: In Jefferson County, Mississippi, Fayette police arrested 25-year-old Ronald Thompson III on September 30, 2024, in connection to a shooting that took place on Main Street during a homecoming celebration on September 21. The incident resulted in one man being shot and damages to several vehicles and an apartment building. Thompson was released on a $40,000 bond following his court appearance. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities expect further arrests. Anyone with information related to the shooting is encouraged to contact the Fayette Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
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SUMMARY: Ole Miss football has not played in Columbia, South Carolina, since 2009, when they were upset by the Gamecocks, leading to the tradition of playing the song “Sandstorm.” Now, 15 years later, the No. 12 Ole Miss team faces a challenging environment during their upcoming game against South Carolina. Head coach Lane Kiffin acknowledges the difficulties of playing in Williams-Brice Stadium, emphasizing the tough atmosphere the fans create. The game is essential for Ole Miss as they seek a much-needed bounce-back win.
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SUMMARY: Clouds are clearing in Columbus, Mississippi, with temperatures rising into the upper 80s/lower 90s. Tuesday night will bring a few leftover clouds and temperatures cooling to the lower 60s, possibly dipping into the upper 50s. Wednesday features mostly clear skies and highs in the mid-80s. Thursday is expected to be the warmest day, reaching the mid to upper 80s with increasing clouds overnight. Isolated showers may occur on Friday as moisture moves in from the Gulf. A dry and warm weekend is anticipated, while monitoring potential weak tropical developments in the Gulf.
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