SUMMARY: The Ole Miss Athletics Department faces a $500,000 fine from the SEC due to violations of its access to competition area policy after fans stormed the court following a win over No. 4 Tennessee. This marks Ole Miss’s third offense, with prior fines totaling $350,000 for similar incidents. SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey acknowledged the efforts of Ole Miss leadership in maintaining safety but emphasized the negative impact of a few fans’ actions. Athletics Director Keith Carter condemned the behavior and announced stricter penalties for future violations, urging fans to adhere to rules to avoid further fines. The men’s basketball team is preparing for the SEC and NCAA tournaments.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi is represented on the SEC community service team by Ole Miss forward Jaemyn Brakefield and Mississippi State guard Josh Hubbard. Brakefield, a three-time honoree, has used NIL funds to support a 16-year-old and has participated in various community initiatives, including providing beds for children and promoting literacy. He averages 11.3 points and 4.5 rebounds this season. Hubbard, a freshman, hosted a basketball camp and engages with local schools, also showcasing leadership in his child development studies. He averages 18.3 points and 3.3 assists, contributing to his team’s projected NCAA Tournament appearance.

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SUMMARY: Trailblazing lawmaker Robert Clark, who passed away at 96 from natural causes, will lie in repose at the Mississippi State Capitol on March 9, with visitation from noon to 4 p.m. Elected in 1967, he was the first Black lawmaker post-Civil Rights era and served 36 years in the Mississippi House, becoming House Speaker Pro Tempore in 1992. Clark also broke barriers as the first Black committee chairman in 1977 and worked to educate students and voters in his community. His legacy includes the Robert G. Clark, Jr. State Office Building, named in his honor. Public viewing takes place March 10.

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