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Saints lose fourth in a row as big second half lifts Buccaneers
SUMMARY: Spencer Rattler made history as the first rookie quarterback to start for the New Orleans Saints since 1974 but suffered a disappointing debut, losing 51-27 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Saints led at halftime after Rattler threw his first touchdown and a punt return touchdown by Rasheed Shaheed, despite falling behind 17-0 initially. However, the Buccaneers dominated the second half with 27 unanswered points, capitalizing on defensive lapses. Rattler finished with 243 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions. Coach Dennis Allen acknowledged Rattler’s potential and hopes for improvement as the team prepares for their next game against the Denver Broncos.
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SUMMARY: After a severe 111-39 loss to Missouri, Mississippi Valley State’s men’s basketball team used humor on social media to cope with the situation. Responding to ESPN’s stats highlighting how Missouri outscored them in key areas, the Delta Devils’ account quipped, “Uncalled for.” Additionally, they expressed frustration over a controversial blocking foul during the game, arguing it should have been a charge. Their playful remarks provided a lighthearted take on an otherwise disheartening evening. The team is set to face Texas next in their ongoing road game stretch against SEC opponents.
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is celebrating the holiday season with its “Museum Merriment” series, featuring various festive events. Highlights include “Let’s Talk Turkey” on November 26, where visitors can interact with live turkeys, and “Santa Feeds the Fish,” where Santa scuba dives in the aquariums every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday from December 1-22. Other events include “S.T.E.M. with Snowflakes” on December 6 and “Snow Much Fun” on December 13-14. These events are free for members and included with regular admission for non-members. Yearly memberships are available as a holiday gift.
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SUMMARY: U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith from Mississippi has chosen to remain in her Senate position despite speculation about being appointed as Secretary of Agriculture by President-elect Donald Trump. In a statement, she expressed gratitude for the nomination consideration but emphasized her commitment to continuing her work for Mississippi. As a former state agriculture commissioner, she aims to support the agricultural community and plans to run for re-election in 2026. Hyde-Smith has been an advocate for various agricultural initiatives and projects during her Senate tenure. With her decision, other potential candidates for the Secretary of Agriculture position include Charles Herbster and Kip Tom.
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