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SEC institutes new rule requiring schools to provide public injury reports
SUMMARY: The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has mandated increased transparency regarding player injury statuses for all member institutions, including Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Starting this football season, schools must submit availability reports three days prior to games, with daily updates leading to a final report 90 minutes before kickoff. Players will be classified as “available,” “probable,” “questionable,” “doubtful,” or “out.” Noncompliance could result in fines ranging from $25,000 to $100,000. This rule also applies to men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, and softball, with slightly lower penalties for noncompliance. Coaches will need to adapt to this change to avoid penalties.
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SUMMARY: Jeremiah Fears scored 27 points and recorded a career-high 10 assists, leading Oklahoma to a 93-87 victory over No. 21 Mississippi State, ending a five-game losing streak and boosting NCAA Tournament hopes. Fears shot 7 of 12 from the field and 11 of 14 at the line. Jalon Moore contributed 18 points, with 15 scored in the second half, while Sam Godwin added 17 points and 10 rebounds. Mississippi State, despite having 20 offensive rebounds, shot only 39.7% from the field. Oklahoma shot 68% in the second half, while Mississippi State will face No. 4 Alabama next.
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Mississippi College president weighs in on incoming bicentennial, decision to change school’s name
SUMMARY: As part of its 200th anniversary in 2026, Mississippi College will change its name to Mississippi Christian University to align with its Christian mission and educational offerings. President Dr. Blake Thompson highlighted the transformation, emphasizing the university’s commitment to faith-based learning and its deep roots in Mississippi. The college, founded in 1826, will celebrate its legacy while launching initiatives like the Leland Speed Scholarship, enhancing accessibility for students. A $10 million renovation for the law school in Jackson aims to strengthen legal education. Additionally, the university will discontinue its football program, focusing resources on areas of excellence for future growth.
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SUMMARY: Bricen Rivers has pleaded not guilty to capital murder, vehicle theft, and tampering with evidence related to the death of his ex-girlfriend, Lauren Johansen, whose body was found in a car trunk in Mississippi. Rivers fled the scene before his capture during a manhunt. The murder is believed to have occurred in Forrest County, and the case was transferred there. Rivers had previously been imprisoned for beating and kidnapping Johansen but was out on bond due to an administrative mistake. Johansen’s father, Lance, is advocating for “Lauren’s Law” to prevent bond eligibility for violent offenders. Rivers’ trial is set for June 25, 2025.
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