SUMMARY: The Mississippi State women’s soccer team has achieved several historic milestones this season, including its first top-five ranking in the United Soccer Coaches Poll and the SEC regular season championship. The Bulldogs are currently on a 14-game winning streak and finished the regular season undefeated against conference opponents. Coach James Armstrong noted the team’s potential and the importance of strong veteran leadership. Goalkeeper Maddy Anderson leads the SEC with a .240 goals-against average, contributing to the fewest goals allowed in SEC history. The Bulldogs are set to enter the SEC Tournament as the top seed, seeking to continue their success.

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SUMMARY: Sammy Byther, a wrestling coach at Mendenhall High School, has been arrested on charges of sexual battery involving a student. He turned himself in to the Simpson County Sheriff’s Office following a probable cause hearing. The allegations arose after a student reported inappropriate communication with Byther. He is currently held on a $2 million bond. In response, the Simpson County School District placed him on administrative leave and later terminated his employment, emphasizing a commitment to student safety and cooperation with law enforcement during the ongoing investigation. Further details remain undisclosed to protect those involved.

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Buddy Stephens, head football coach at East Mississippi Community College and known from Netflix’s Last Chance U, is set to be inducted into the NJCAA Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. In his 17th season, he boasts a remarkable record of 143-23, achieving five NJCAA National Championships and numerous state titles. Stephens has received multiple coaching accolades and ranks among the top active junior college coaches. He is recognized for developing athletes, with approximately 25 players transferring to four-year programs annually, and 25 former players reaching the NFL, including nine draftees.

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