SUMMARY: The Mississippi Mud Monsters, a new professional baseball team in the Frontier League, have launched their online merchandise store, featuring items like t-shirts, hoodies, and pins with the team’s logo. This announcement follows the team’s introduction a month ago, after the Mississippi Braves relocated. Fans voted on the team name, leading to the selection of Mud Monsters. The club is set to debut in May, with ongoing efforts to hire a field manager. Merchandise is available for purchase online, and fans are encouraged to check back for more items.

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SUMMARY: Southern Miss terminated head coach Will Hall after a disappointing 1-3 start to the season. Athletic Director Jeremy McClain acknowledged the need for a coaching change, citing the importance of both on-field performance and evolving aspects of college football, such as NIL and the transfer portal. Despite recent struggles, McClain believes Southern Miss remains an attractive football program, aided by a growing budget and strong community interest. The search for a new head coach will be expedited, with a goal to hire by late November, especially ahead of upcoming signing and transfer portal dates. Hall received an $824,000 buyout.

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SUMMARY: A Rankin County judge has denied Carly Madison Gregg’s request for a new trial after she was sentenced to two life terms for murdering her mother and wounding her stepfather. Gregg’s attorneys argued new evidence emerged post-trial from comments made by her father, but prosecutors claimed the motion did not meet procedural standards and the original verdict was sound. Judge Dewey Arthur agreed, stating the new information would not have changed the jury’s decision. Gregg’s case, which gained international media attention during its Court TV broadcast, is currently under appeal at the Mississippi Supreme Court.

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