Sam Purcell was named the ninth head coach in Mississippi State women’s basketball history on Saturday, March 12, 2022. The 2024-25 season will be his third year as a head coach and his third at the helm of the women’s basketball program at Mississippi State.
In 2023-24, Purcell led Mississippi State to a 23-12 record, 8-8 SEC, and became the only head coach in program history and one of six in the SEC women’s basketball since 2000 to surpass the 20-win mark in each of their first two seasons. Purcell has totaled the most wins (45), most SEC wins (17) and most NCAA Tournament wins (2) of any head coach through their first two seasons in program history.
Purcell coached a pair of Bulldogs to All-Conference honors during the 2023-24 season. He led graduate student Jessika Carter to 2024 All-SEC Second Team and 2024 WBCA Honorable All-American accolades. Carter was selected with the 23rd overall pick in the Second Round of the 2024 WNBA Draft by the New York Liberty and was the ninth overall player to be drafted to the WNBA and the first under Purcell at Mississippi State. She was the first player from Mississippi State to be drafted since both Teaira McCowan and Anriel Howard were selected in 2019.
Purcell also led now graduate student guard Jerkaila Jordan, who returns for her fifth season in 2024-25, to 2024 All-SEC Second Team honors. Jordan set career-highs in points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks and minutes totals in 2023-24 were all career-highs and was the only player in the SEC to average at least 15.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game in 2023-24.
With a win over No. 9/9 LSU on Jan. 29, 2024, Purcell earned his first win over a top-25 and top-10 opponent as a head coach. It was Mississippi State’s first top-10 win since a win at No. 10 Texas on Dec. 2, 2018. It was also the first sellout crowd of his tenure with 9,121 fans inside Humphrey Coliseum.
Mississippi State opened its second season under Purcell in 2023-24 ranked in the Associated Press Preseason Top-25 poll at No. 25, the program’s first time listed in the preseason poll since 2020-21. The preseason spot also marked a return to the AP top-25 poll after a 44-week absence. Mississippi State earned its highest rankings of the season when it was ranked No. 21 in both the week four editions of the AP Poll on Nov. 21 and the USA Today Coaches’ Poll on Nov. 22. The No. 21 ranking in the AP Poll tied the program’s best in the poll since Jan. 25, 2021, while it tied the program’s best ranking in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll since Jan. 26, 2021.
Under Purcell, Assistant Coaches Michelle Clark-Heard and Corry Irvin went on the earn head coaching positions at Mercer and Chicago State, respectively, while Graduate Assistant Luke Carns went on to be named Director of Player Personnel at Texas State following the 2023-24 season. It marked the latest staff under Purcell to advance their career after Assistant A.D. of Women’s Basketball Joi Williams was named Men’s Basketball Chief of Staff at South Florida and Graduate Assistant Kelby Jones earned an Assistant Coach position at Oklahoma State, each following the 2022-23 season.
Purcell’s first season as a head coach was a season of ‘firsts’ for the up-and-coming coaching star. A handful of those ‘firsts’ included his first game as a head coach, his first win, and his first NCAA Tournament appearance. But it also came with firsts for the Mississippi State women’s basketball program that saw Purcell become the winningest first-year head coach in program history.
In his first season sitting in the head chair, Purcell became the winningest head coach at Mississippi State in their debut season with 22 wins while also becoming the first to have a winning record in the SEC after going 9-7 and finishing fifth in the toughest conference in the country. Most impressive, though, is that he guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament following a three-year hiatus.
In leading the team to the Big Dance in his first season, Purcell set the standard at Mississippi State, as no coach in program history had made the NCAA Tournament before their third season leading the program. On top of that, Purcell became the fastest coach at Mississippi State to win a pair of NCAA Tournament games. In winning two tournament games, Mississippi State became the first team in NCAA Women’s Basketball history to advance to the tournament’s Second Round after starting in the First Four round.
Purcell helped guide a pair of Bulldogs to All-Conference honors during the 2022-23 season. He coached Jessika Carter to Second Team All-SEC honors and a place on the SEC All-Defensive Team. Carter had a career season under Purcell, setting career bests in points scored (458), blocked shots (65) and assists (42). He also led Debreasha Powe to the SEC All-Freshmen team after a promising rookie campaign for the Mississippi native.
Known as an elite recruiter, Purcell hit the ground running in year one, signing the nation’s 16th-ranked recruiting class despite not having the luxury of an entire season of recruiting. His 2023 signing class, which ranked as the second-best class in program history, only behind the 2018 class, featured three EspnW HoopGurlz top-100 recruits.
Before he arrived in Starkville, Purcell spent nine seasons at Louisville under the direction of future hall of famer Jeff Walz. While on the staff at Louisville, Purcell helped guide the Cardinals to a 266-48 overall record with eight NCAA Tournament appearances, seven Sweet 16s, five Elite Eights and two Final Fours. He also helped lead Louisville to four ACC Regular Season Championships and the 2018 ACC Tournament title, their first tournament crown since 1993.
Promoted to associate coach in 2017-18, Purcell played a critical role in guiding Louisville to a program-best 36-3 overall record that included an ACC Regular Season and Tournament Championship. The Cardinals opened the year going 20-0, marking the best start in program history. They then earned a No. 2 ranking in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll and defeated opponents by an average of 27.5 points per game. During the 2020-21 season, Purcell helped the Cardinals to a 16-0 start and the first-ever No. 1 ranking in the USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll in program history.
Purcell helped the Louisville offense consistently rank among the nation’s best. In every season but one at Louisville, the offense ranked inside the top 40 in points per game while averaging more than 72.2 points per game during that time. The impressive scoring margins that Louisville won games by –more than a +16.0-scoring margin in each of his last five seasons there – was mainly due to a strong emphasis on defense. Under the guidance of Purcell, the Cardinals allowed opponents to average more than 60 points per contest just twice.
Purcell led the recruiting efforts at Louisville and he has landed the nation’s top recruit on two separate occasions with two different programs. Purcell inked top-rated prospect Kaela Davis in 2013 at Georgia Tech and Asia Durr at Louisville in 2015.
PURCELL
FILE
INFORMATION
Birthday: Oct. 5, 1979
Hometown: Dalton, Ga.
Wife: Meghan
Children: Reese, Rylee and Reagan Education: Auburn, 2003
COACHING CAREER
YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
2022- Mississippi State Head Coach
2017-22 Louisville Associate Coach
2013-17 Louisville Assistant Coach
2009-13 Georgia Tech Assistant Coach
2005-07 Tulsa Assistant Coach
2003-05 Auburn Video Coordinator
PURCELL CAREER RECORD BREAKDOWN
All nine signing classes that Purcell helped recruit were ranked in the top 15 by ESPN. Of those nine classes, four were ranked inside the top 10, highlighted by the No. 1 class in 2015, the No. 4 class in 2017, the No. 6 class in 2016 and the No. 8 class in 2014. Even more impressive, of the 15 McDonald’s All-Americans in Louisville’s history, 13 were recruited by Purcell.
Before his time at Louisville, Purcell had stops at Georgia Tech, Tulsa and Auburn. Purcell has learned from some of the best minds in college basketball, including Jeff Walz, Nell Fortner (former Auburn and current Georgia Tech head coach and the head coach of the 1996 Olympic Team) and Joe Ciampi (25-year head coach at Auburn, 2005 Hall of Fame inductee and Purcell’s father-in-law).
PURCELL WIN-LOSS BREAKDOWN
OVERALL 45-23 (.662)
HOME 27-7
AWAY 10-13
NEUTRAL 8-3
NON-CONFERENCE 28-6
HOME 17-1
AWAY 3-4
NEUTRAL 8-1
SEC 17-15 (0-2 IN SECT)
HOME 10-6
AWAY 7-9
POSTSEASON 4-2
2-1
2-1
PURCELL COACHING TREE
COACH YEARS CURRENT POSITION
Michelle Clark-Heard 2023-24 Head Coach at Mercer
Corry Irvin 2022-24 Head Coach at Chicago State
2024-25 Mississippi State
PURCELL
WNBA DRAFT PICKS
COACHED (17)
SCHOOL PLAYER RD PICK TEAM
2024 Mississippi State (HC) Jessika Carter 2 22 New York Liberty
Humphrey Coliseum, the largest on-campus basketball arena in the state of Mississippi, will be the home of women’s basketball for the 50th season in 2024-25.
Named in honor of George Duke Humphrey, a former Mississippi State president (1934-45), the Coliseum not only serves as the home of the Bulldogs’ men’s and women’s basketball teams, but also hosts concerts and other events as well as some administrative and Olympic sport offices.
Opened in 1975, Humphrey Coliseum, which was originally constructed from 450,000 red Mississippi-made bricks, stands the equivalent of a seven-story building (84 feet) and is 318 feet long and 268 feet wide. The current capacity for women’s basketball games is 9,100.
Since it first hosted basketball action in 1975, Humphrey Coliseum has undergone many modifications during recent years to rank as one of the finest multi-purpose facilities in the Southeastern Conference. The most recent renovations were completed ahead of the 2024-25 season.
HUMP RENOVATIONS COMPLETED
There is a new era inside Humphrey Coliseum. Recent renovations, which were announced on October 2018, are now finalized to welcome in the 2024-25 season and include new premium seating options and an expanded, modernized concourse that features new dining options and a team store. In addition to the aforementioned additions, the women’s and men’s basketball programs have an updated player space, locker room, practice court and training room. The floor in the Hump was replaced in the summer of 2017 with the installation of a new permanent floor and a part of the recent renovations was a new design that features a silhouette of the state of Mississippi State. The new floor cost $132,000 and replaced the old mobile floor that served Humphrey Coliseum for 15 years. The new court is a Connor VIP II, maple floor and was installed by Sports Floors Inc. out of Memphis.
OTHER NEW ADDITIONS
The new permanent court followed the addition of a new scoreboard in July 2015. Mississippi State partnered with Daktronics, Inc., to provide an integrated LED high-definition center-hung video display system that includes four main video displays and two ring displays suspended above the court to keep fans informed and entertained throughout every event.
The new scoreboard replaced the one that was added in 2004 thanks to the Henry Mize Foundation, and it was unveiled one year after the men’s and women’s basketball teams greatly upgraded their locker rooms. The upgrades to the Richard C. Adkerson men’s locker room and Nusz Family women’s locker room were complete with full kitchens, state-of-theart lockers with media enhancements, video rooms and team rooms.
In addition to rotating corporate sponsorship signage at the scorer’s table between the
benches, the Coliseum has also added new banners honoring the men’s and women’s SEC championships and postseason tournament appearances, as well as banners acknowledging the achievements of Bailey Howell, Babe McCarthy and the former legendary voice of the Bulldogs, Jack Cristil.
Prior to the start of the men’s basketball team’s anticipated 1995-96 Final Four campaign, the capacity of State’s home basketball arena was increased to 10,000 with the addition of permanent seats around the Coliseum’s inner concourse. During the summer of 1996, the Coliseum underwent major renovations to accommodate the Mississippi State athletic department’s growing need for additional locker room availability.
WOMEN’S HOOPS SETS HUMP RECORDS
The women ushered in their Humphrey Coliseum era in December 1975, against Jackson State. Since that point, the Bulldogs have been hard to defeat at “The Hump,” compiling 475 wins since the building opened. Included in that total was a remarkable 18-0 home record in 2017-18, marking the first time a Mississippi State team was undefeated at “The Hump” in a season.
In 2023-24, Mississippi State finished 25th in final average home attendance, fourth in the SEC, with an average home attendance of 5,109. It marked the highest average attendance under head coach Sam Purcell and extended a streak of nine straight seasons finishing inside the top-25 in average home attendance.
Mississippi State saw the first sellout under Purcell when Mississippi State defeated reigning national champions No. 9/9 LSU, 77-73, in front of a crowd of 9,121.
The 2017-18 season saw Mississippi State eclipse 100,000 in season attendance for the first time in program history with 133,906. A Humphrey Coliseum-record crowd of 10,769 was on-hand for the Bulldogs’ win against South Carolina on Feb. 5, 2018. The tally was the largest crowd ever to watch a women’s basketball game in the state of Mississippi.
* Humphrey Coliseum was limited to 10% capacity (1,000 fans) during the entirety of the 2020-21 season due to COVID-19.
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2 10,626 1/24/16
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18 9,010 1/14/18 Alabama W, 75-61
19 8,840 1/16/17 Ole Miss W, 73-62
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
MOST POINTS
MSU: 47 - Tan White vs. Vanderbilt [2OT] (2/3/05)
OPP: 41 - Chantelle Anderson, vs. Vanderbilt (2/8/01)
MOST REBOUNDS
MSU: 26 - Sophie Ratliff vs. Shorter (2/15/88)
OPP: 20 - (2x) last by DeNesha Stallworth vs. Kentucky (2/27/14)
MOST FG MADE
MSU: 20 - LaToya Thomas vs. Tulsa (11/17/02)
OPP: 15 - LaTonya Johnson vs. Memphis (12/20/95)
MOST FG ATTEMPTED
MSU: 33 - Polly Branch vs. Judson (2/24/86)
OPP: 29 - (2x) last by Chennedy Carter vs. Texas A&M (2/18/18)
MOST 3FG MADE
MSU: 8 - Meadow Overstreet vs. Mississippi Valley (12/20/99)
OPP: 7 - Bianca Thomas vs. Ole Miss (1/11/09)
Most 3FG Attempted
MSU: 15 - (4x) last by Victoria Vivians vs. Auburn (1/7/16)
OPP: 17 - Le’Jzae Davidson vs. Furman (11/21/18)
MOST FT MADE
MSU: 18 - Jennifer Fambrough vs. Northwestern St. (12/19/88)
OPP: 14 - (2x) last by Jalisa Outlaw vs. Central Arkansas (12/20/20)
MOST FT ATTEMPTED
MSU: 20 - Jennifer Fambrough vs. Northwestern St. (12/19/88)
OPP: 19 - Ezinne Kalu vs. Savannah State (11/26/13)
MOST ASSISTS
MSU: 13 - Jazzmun Holmes vs. Marquette (12/6/18, Katia May vs. Tennessee Tech (11/21/13)
OPP: 13 - Niesa Johnson vs. Alabama (2/6/93)
MOST STEALS
MSU: 13 - Katia May vs. Tennessee Tech (11/21/13)
Opp: 13 - Niesa Johnson vs. Alabama (2/6/93)
MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
MSU: 10 - Martha Alwal, vs. Jacksonville State (11/11/11)
OPP: 8 - Tiyonda Davis, vs. Savannah State (11/26/13)
TEAM RECORDS
MOST POINTS
MSU: 124 - vs. Murray State (11/15/19)
OPP: 106 - vs. Vanderbilt [2OT] (2/3/05)
MOST REBOUNDS
MSU: 78 - vs. Judson (2/24/86)
OPP: 62 - vs. Ole Miss (2/12/12)
MOST FG MADE
MSU: 53 - vs. Judson (2/24/86)
OPP: 42 - vs. Vanderbilt [2OT] (2/3/05)
MOST FG ATTEMPTED
MSU: 104 - vs. Montevallo (11/19/78)
OPP: 93 - vs. South Carolina (2/18/07)
MOST 3FG MADE
MSU: 18 - vs. Troy (12/14/20)
OPP: 14 - vs. Kentucky (1/3/21)
MOST 3FG ATTEMPTED
MSU: 37 - vs. Troy (12/14/20)
OPP: 30 - (2x) last vs. Missouri (2/28/21)
MOST FT MADE
MSU: 36 - vs. Southeastern Louisiana (12/20/13)
OPP: 32 - vs. South Carolina (1/6/13)
MOST FT ATTEMPTED
MSU: 47 - Alabama State (12/1/98)
OPP: 50 - South Carolina (1/6/13)
MOST ASSISTS
MSU: 30 - vs. Mississippi Valley (11/24/15), vs. Mississippi Valley (12/20/99)
OPP: 28 - vs. Vanderbilt (1/18/92)
MOST STEALS
MSU: 32 - vs. Nicholls State (12/7/08)
OPP: 22 - vs. Arkansas State (2/10/93)
MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
MSU: 14 - vs. Jacksonville State (11/11/11)
OPP: 14 - vs. South Carolina (2/6/14)
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LATOYA THOMAS NO. 32 JERSEY COMMEMORATION
NOV. 11, 2022 VS. NORTH ALABAMA
LaToya Thomas is one of the most remarkable women’s basketball players in Mississippi State history and one of the greatest athletes this university has ever seen. Thomas’ name will always be synonymous with greatness in Starkville, and from here on out, her name and number will forever hang in the rafters of Humphrey Coliseum.
On Nov. 11, 2022, Mississippi State will honor Thomas by commemorating her No. 32 jersey inside Humphrey Coliseum as she becomes the first female in Mississippi State history to have this honor bestowed upon her. Thomas joins a highly exclusive club with Bailey Howell, James “Babe” McCarthy and Jack Cristil as the only Bulldogs to have their names honored forever in Humphrey Coliseum.
Thomas, a native of Greenville, Miss., put together one of the most impressive careers at Mississippi State that culminated in her being drafted No. 1 overall in the 2003 WNBA Draft by the Cleveland Rockers. With her No. 1 overall selection, Thomas became the first athlete from the state of Mississippi, male or female, to be drafted No. 1 overall to a professional league.
On her way to being drafted first overall, Thomas became the greatest women’s basketball player to wear the Maroon and White. She set numerous records, earned multiple awards, and helped put Mississippi State women’s basketball on the map.
Although Thomas graduated in 2003, she is still the record holder for the most career points scored in Mississippi State basketball history, men or women, with 2,981. She averaged 23.8 points per game in her career and scored more than 750 points in each of her final three seasons at State, including a program record 794 points during her senior campaign.
Almost two decades later, Thomas’ impressive offensive showing still has her ranked among the NCAA greats. Her 2,981 career points are ranked 14th on the
all-time NCAA list, while her 23.8 career scoring average is ranked 16th. Both career totals rank second in SEC history. She became the eighth player in NCAA Division I history to score over 2,000 career points and record over 1,000 career rebounds.
While becoming the program’s most prolific scorer, Thomas was recognized nationally with numerous awards and honors. Thomas was a four-time Kodak All-American, becoming just the sixth player in the award’s history to earn that distinction. Thomas was also named to the AP All-America Team three times in her career. Additional All-America honors that Thomas earned were: Basketball Time (2002), USBWA (2002 and 2003), Women’s Basketball Journal (2000 and 2001), Gballmag. com (2001 and 2002), and WomensCollegeHoops.com (2001, 2002, and 2003).
Thomas was a three-time Naismith National Player of the Year Finalist and a two-time ESPN The Magazine Power Forward of the Year winner (2001 and 2002).
Following her freshman season, Thomas was named the ESPN.com Rookie of the Year and the Women’s Basketball Journal Freshman of the Year. She earned one of the most prestigious awards a senior can win when she was named the 2003 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Player of the Year. She was the second-ever student-athlete to win the award and the first SEC player to earn the honor. To this day, Thomas is one of only three women’s basketball SEC student-athletes named the Senior CLASS Player of the Year.
On the conference level, Thomas earned back-to-back SEC Player of the Year honors in 2002 and 2003 and was a four-time selection on both the All-SEC First Team and the Associated Press All-SEC Team. As a freshman in 2000, Thomas was named the SEC Newcomer of the Year, SEC Freshman of the Year and helped her head coach, Sharon Fanning-Otis, earn the program’s first SEC Coach of the Year honor. She made two SEC
All-Tournament Teams and was named the tournament’s MVP in 2000. The seven-time SEC Player of the Week was the first SEC women’s basketball player to lead the league in scoring for four straight years. She was inducted into the Mississippi State Hall of Fame in 2015. Following one of the most extraordinary collegiate basketball careers to date, Thomas was selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2003 WNBA Draft by the Cleveland Rockers. During her rookie season, Thomas became the club’s single-season rookie leader in rebounds with 164 and ranked second in scoring with 346 points. In three playoff games against the eventual WNBA Champion Detroit Shock, Thomas averaged 13.7 points and 7.7 rebounds in the three-game series. Thomas’ WNBA career spanned six seasons and 150 career games. She averaged 9.3 points and 3.6 rebounds per game in her career while playing for some of the biggest franchises, including the LA Sparks and Minnesota Lynx.
LATOYA THOMAS
2000-2003
6-2 | FORWARD | GREENVILLE, MISS.
4x Kodak All-American (2000-01-02-03)
3x Associated Press All-American (2001-02-03)
Basketball Times All-American (2002)
USBWA All-American (2002-03)
Women’s Basketball Journal All-American (2000-01)
Women’s Basketball Journal Freshman Team (2000)
Gballmag.com All-American (2001-02)
WomensCollegeHoops.com All-American (2001-03)
2002-2005
5-7 | GUARD | TUPELO, MISS.
WBCA All-American (2005)
Associated Press All-American (2005)
Basketball Times Freshman Team (2002)
WomensCollegeHoops.com Freshman Team (2002)
VICTORIA VIVIANS
2015-2018
6-1 | GUARD | CARTHAGE, MISS.
3x Associated Press All-American (2015-17-18)
WBCA All-American (2018)
USBWA Second Team All-American (2018)
ESPNW Third Team All-American (2018)
Senior CLASS First Team All-American (2018)
College Sports Madness First Team All-American (2018)
WBCA All-America Honorable Mention (2016)
Full Court Press 2nd Team Fr. All-American (2015)
TEAIRA MCCOWAN
2016-2019
6-7 | CENTER | BRENHAM, TEXAS
2x WBCA All-American (2018-19)
2x ESPNW First Team All-American (2018-19)
2x Associated Press All-American (2018-19)
Wooden Award All-America Team (2019)
USBWA First Team All-American (2019)
Senior CLASS Award First Team All-American (2019)
Naismith National Defensive Player of the Year (2018)
2015 — Victoria Vivians (11/24, 12/22, 2/16, 2/23)
Morgan William (11/17, 2/9)
2014 — Dominique Dillingham (12/23)
Breanna Richardson (2/17)
2013 — Sherise Williams (12/17)
2012 — Martha Alwal (11/11)
2007 — Tysheka Grimes (12/23)
Alexis Rack (1/1, 1/29)
Bethany Washington (1/29)
LATOYA THOMAS
Draft Pick: 1
Draft
2
Draft Pick: 9
TAN WHITE
Pick:
(2005) Team: Indiana Fever
CHANEL MOKANGO
(2010) Team: Atlanta Dream
ARMELIE LUMANU
Draft Pick: 23 (2010) Team: Indiana Fever
(2003) Team: Cleveland Rockers
Draft Pick: 8 (2018) Team: Indiana Fever
TEAIRA MCCOWAN
Draft Pick: 3 (2019) Team: Indiana Fever
ALEXIS RACK
Draft Pick: 29 (2010) Team: San Antonio Stars
ANRIEL HOWARD
Draft Pick: 24 (2019) Team: Seattle Storm
VICTORIA VIVIANS FIRST ROUND WNBA DRAFT PICKS
SECOND AND THIRD ROUND WNBA DRAFT PICKS
JESSIKA CARTER
Draft Pick: 23 (2024) Team: New York Liberty
Jacaira Allen
Tonnette Allen
Alwal
Leslie Andress
Portia Andrews
Erynn Barnum TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Tara Barr
Martha
Seneca Anderson
Maggie Barrow
Reona Beloher
Dana Benemon
Litisha Benson
Catina Bett
Chloe Bibby TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Ashlie Billingslea TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW
Lisa Billingsley
Mary Boatwright
Lisa Bolin
Tiffany Booker
Bobbie Sue Braddock
Danna Bradford
Polly Branch
Lisa Bridgman
Ashley Brown
MISSISSIPPI STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Donna Brown
Jasmine Brown-Hagger
Kadondra Bush
Sandra Butler
Ella Bullock
Tiania Burns
Tiffany Burton
Tutti Calhoun
Channa Campbell
Zion Campbell
Denae Carter
Daisy Casher
Laurie Cedotal
Ketara Chapel
Jessika Carter
Blessing Chekwa
Vicki Clark
Sidney Cooks
Carla Cross
Jordan Danberry
Dominique Dillingham
Lora Lee Douglas
Cindy Duckworth
Melinda Dudley
Elyseia Dunn
Carmen Easley
Andra Espinoza-Hunter
Linda Delk
Ida Derricks
Jennifer Fambrough
Stacie Farris
Raven Farley
Mary Lee Faulkner
Julie Fennell
Ebonie Ferguson
Foster
Chastity Friday
Jonika Garvin
Giles
Candace
Landy Gathers
Darriel Gaynor
Peggy
Jackie Gill
KN’isha Godfrey
Nyayongah Gony
Michelle Gossage
Mary Kathryn Govero
Courtney Graham
LaToya Graham
Kendra Grant
Pam Green
Alexandria Hagler
Cynthia Hall
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Deidra Harrington
Angela Harris
Julan Harris
Tina Harris
Alasia Hayes TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Aislynn Hayes TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Anastasia Hayes
TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Madison Hayes
Jemmye Ann Helms
Jayla Hemingway
Heather Hollis
Jazzmun Holmes
Missy Herbert
Chalandra Hilliard
Arlisa Hinton
Gwen Humphrey
Corey Hunholz
Valerie Ivey
Imesia Jackson
Rickea Jackson
Stephanie Jaeger
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Robin Jeffries
Amanda Johnson TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Asianae Johnson TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Charmaine Johnson
Diamber Johnson
Roshunda Johnson
Sarah Johnson
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Jerica James
Charitah Jarrett
Ilisha Jarrett
Miayorka Johnson
Natasha Johnson
Ashley Jones
Ashley Jones
Pam Jones
Renea Jones
Jerkaila Jordan
Rima Kalonda
Rebecca Kates
Colleen Kessler
Melodie Jones
Charlotte Kohl
Carrie Landers
Ann Lashley
Sherry Leggett
Anissa Lewis
Pam Lockhart
Tamela Martin
Aliyah Matharu
Katia May
Armelie Lumanu
Myquita Mackey
Vickie McCall
Teaira McCowan
Wanda McCullum
Faithe McGhee
Willie McIntyre
Mamie McKinney TOTAL
Kathy McKissack
Sonya Meadows
JaMya Mingo-Young
Daisy Minor
Kathy Moffett
Tiffany Moore
Yemiyah Morris
Chanel Mokango
Quanirah Montague
Mia Moore
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Marie Morrison
Diane Moss TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Eileen Murphy
Beth Nelms
Susan Neville
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Kayla Nevitt TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Tammy Newlon
Perry Nitra
Carla Northcutt
Shelli Novotny
Meadow Overstreet
Kathy Patrick
Ramani Parker
Lauren Park-Lane
Angela Penn
Jackie Perry
Nitra Perry
Phillips
Fonda
Fonda Phillips
Macsanna Pierce
Evette Porter
Porsha Porter
Robin Porter
Alicia Pouncey
Debreasha Powe
Marilyn Prather
LaToya Price
Laura Quillian
Alexis Rack
BeBe Ramsey
Sophie Ratliff
Danielle Rector
Amy Reeder
Natasha Reid
Dennie Reynolds
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Marneshia Richard
Breanna Richardson
Lauren Roberts
Charetta Robinson
Shamia Robinson
Sherryl Robinson
Darrione Rogers
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Pam Rogers
Jennifer Rucker
LaKaris Salter
Blair Schaefer
Bre’Amber Scott
Ashley Sentimore
Mjracle Sheppard
Lisa Scott
Sabrina Scott
Tonya Seaton
Simmons
Gail Sims
Tiffany Sitton
Ahlana Smith
LaCharlotte Smith
Lyndi Sippel
Yennette Smith
Kunshinge Sorrell
Jazmine Spears
Laura Springer
Susan Steadman
Deborah Stephens
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Desiree Stinson
Cara Stokes
Keisha Stringfellow
Judith Tabala
Donnisha Tate
Nyah Tate
Myah Taylor
Thomas
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Promise Taylor
Shenna Taylor
Barbara
LaToya Thomas
Melissa Thomas
Caterrion Thompson
Sharon Thompson
Annette Tribble
Elis Tyree
Victoria Vivians
Shirley Walker
Elizabeth Wamsley
Jessy Ward
Bethany Washington
ALL-TIME CAREER STATISTICS
Doceide Warren
J’Net Wash
Kourtney Weber
Lakia Westerfield
Xaria Wiggins
Kim Wiley
Shai Wilkins
Morgan William
Ameshya Williams
Carnecia Williams
Cindy Williams
Elisha Williams
TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Randi Williams TOTAL 3-POINT F-THROW REBOUNDS
Sherise Williams
Maribeth Willoughby
Belinda Woods
Bethany Workman
Brittany Young
Katherine Young
LATOYA THOMAS - 2,981 POINTS
HOMETOWN: Greenville, Miss.
POSITION: Forward YEARS: 2000 - 2003
Thomas’ No. 32 jersey was commemorated on Nov. 11, 2022 vs North Alabama, It was the first Mississippi State women’s jersey to be commemorated.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Sixth player in women’s basketball history to earn Kokak All-America honors four straight years.
• Three-time Associated Press All-American.
• First player in SEC history to lead the league in scoring all four years.
• Two-time SEC Player of the Year (2002 and 2003).
• Four-time First Team All-SEC and Associated Press All-SEC selection.
• MVP of the 2000 SEC Tournament.
• Mississippi State’s all-time leading scorer among men’s and women’s basketball.
• Finished her career seventh in NCAA history in career scoring.
• Still in Top 20 in Division I in points and scoring average.
• Eighth player in Division I history to join the 2,000-point and 1,000-rebound club with her 2,981 points and 1,108 rebounds.
• Ranks 16th in Division I in most games in double figures (125).
• No. 1 pick by the Cleveland Rockers in the 2003 WNBA Draft, the first athlete from the state of Mississippi selected as the top pick in a professional draft.
• Played six seasons in the WNBA, competing for the Rockers, San Antonio Stars, Los Angeles Sparks, Minnesota Lynx and Detroit Shock.
• Scored 1,390 points and grabbed 543 rebounds in her WNBA career.
• 2015 inductee into the Mississippi State Sports Hall of Fame.
VICTORIA VIVIANS - 2,527 POINTS
HOMETOWN: Carthage, Miss.
POSITION: Guard
YEARS: 2015 - 2018
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Part of the winningest class in MSU history (126).
• Associated Press First Team All-American following the 2017-18 season.
• Third Team AP All-American and AP All-America Honorable Mention in her career also.
• Third MSU player named All-SEC all four years, three times being tabbed to the first team.
• Tabbed Senior CLASS First Team All-American, WBCA All-American, USBWA Second Team All-American and ESPNW Third Team All-American following her senior campaign.
• Scored the program’s second-most points in a season in 2017-18 (773).
• Finished ninth in SEC history in career scoring.
• Capped her four seasons second at MSU in career FG made (923) and 3FG made (281).
• Selected the 2018 Naismith Ann Meyers Drysdale Award winner as the nation’s top shooting guard.
• Two-time NCAA All-Final Four Team selection, 2018 NCAA Kansas City Region Co-Most Outstanding Player and 2017 Oklahoma City All-Region Team selection.
• First player to be named the CSpire Gillom Trophy winner (Mississippi’s top female college basketball player) four straight years.
• Four-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection.
• Drafted No. 8 overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2018 WNBA Draft, the highest Bulldog selected since Tan White in 2005.
• Played in 34 games and started 26 of those in her rookie season, averaging 8.9 ppg.
• Ranked 8th in the WNBA in 2018 with 65 3-pointers, the 6th-most in league history by a rookie.
• Named Assistant Coach/Director of Scouting at Mississippi State on June 17, 2024.
TAN WHITE - 2,421 POINTS
HOMETOWN: Tupelo, Miss.
POSITION: Guard
YEARS: 2002 - 2005
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Second Bulldog player to be named a WBCA All-American following a stellar senior season.
• Awarded the 2005 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award.
• Named 2005 Associated Press Second Team All-American.
• Third-leading scorer in MSU men’s and women’s basketball history behind former teammate LaToya Thomas and Victoria Vivians.
• Led the nation with a 23.5 scoring average in 2005, her senior campaign.
• Ended her career Top 50 in NCAA history in career scoring.
• Four-time All-SEC honoree, including garnering first team accolades her final three years.
• 2002 SEC Newcomer of the Year.
• Recorded 372 steals in her MSU career, a total that was tops in SEC history at the time and currently rates third in league records.
• Scored double figures in 115 career games
• Drafted No. 2 overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2005 WNBA Draft.
• Played 10 seasons in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever, Connecticut Sun and Minnesota Lynx.
• Played in 320 WNBA games, scoring 2,595 points, grabbing 769 rebounds, dishing 578 assists and collecting 360 steals.
• Saw action in 114-consecutive WNBA games, third-most in league history.
• Named to the WNBA All-Rookie Team in 2005.
• 2016 inductee into the Mississippi State Sports Hall of Fame.
• Named the 2024 SEC Legend for Mississippi State.
1. LATOYA THOMAS (Forward - Greenville, Miss.)
2,981
9. SHARON THOMPSON (Center - Geiger, Ala.)
2. VICTORIA VIVIANS (Guard - Carthage, Miss.)
2,527
10. POLLY BRANCH (Center - Geiger, Ala.)
3. TAN WHITE (Guard - Tupelo, Miss.)
4.
11. MORGAN WILLIAM (Guard - Birmingham, Ala.) 1,400
12. JERKAILA JORDAN (Guard - New Orleans, La.) 1,356
13. LAURA SPRINGER (Guard - Memphis, Tenn.)
5. ALEXIS RACK (Guard - Franklin, La.)
6. JESSIKA CARTER (Forward/Center - Waverly Hall, Ga.)
Longest Game 2OT vs. SE Louisiana (L, 11/20/80) vs. Florida (W, 1/3/81) vs. Alabama (L, 2/18/81) vs. Southern University (W, 12/15/84) vs. Vanderbilt (L, 2/3/05) vs. Kentucky (W, 1/21/07) vs. Southern Miss [WNIT] (3/24/14) vs. LSU (L, 1/15/15) at Kentucky (L, 2/12/15) vs. Tennessee (W, 2/6/22)
Most OT Games (Single season) 5 (2014)
Most 100-Point Games 8 (2019)
WINNING STREAKS
LONGEST WINNING STREAK
Overall 32 games (11/10/17-3/3/18)
Season 32 games (11/10/17-3/3/18)
Home 32 games (3/17/17-2/14/19)
Away 14 (11/11/16-1/19/17)
SEC 26 (12/31/17-2/14/19)
SCORING
SINGLE GAME
MOST POINTS
In Game 124 vs. Murray State (11/15/19)
In SEC 111 vs. Arkansas (1/4/18)
In a Mississippi State Loss 98 vs. Vanderbilt (2OT) (2/3/05)
In a Quarter 42 vs. Lamar [3rd] (11/15/18)
In a Half 69 vs. Lamar [2nd] (11/15/18)
LARGEST WINNING MARGIN
In Game 82 vs. Judson College [117-35] 2/24/86)
In SEC 50 vs. Kentucky [96-46] (2/16/03)
FEWEST POINTS
Game 32 2x last vs. Auburn (1/11/86)
In SEC Win 38 at LSU (1/22/09)
In a Mississippi State Win 38 at LSU (1/22/09)
In a Quarter 3 [1Q] at Texas A&M (1/17/21)
In a Half 9 vs. LSU (2/6/05)
LARGEST LOSING MARGIN
In Game 72 vs. Delta State [47-119] (1976)
In SEC 65 vs. Tennessee [39-104] (2/9/97)
Most Combined Points 204 [98-106, 2OT] vs. Vanderbilt (2/3/05)
SEASON
Most Points
3,164 in 39 games (2018)
Fewest Points 1,376 in 19 games (2021)
Highest Season Average 86.2 in 36 games (2019)
Lowest Season Average 55.2 in 30 games (2013)
REBOUNDS
SINGLE GAME
Most Rebounds 78 vs. Judson College (2/24/86)
FIELD GOALS MADE SINGLE GAME
Most Field Goals Made 53 vs. Judson College (2/24/86)
Fewest Field Goals Made 9 at LSU (1/20/08) SEASON
Most Field Goals Made 1,165 in 36 games (2019)
Fewest Field Goals Made 532 in 19 games (2021)
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Single game
Most Field Goals Attempted 104 vs. Montevallo (11/19/79)
Fewest Field Goals Attempted 39 vs. Kentucky (1/17/13), vs. Arkansas (1/5/06)
SEASON
Most Field Goals Attempted 2,473 in 39 games (2018)
Fewest Field Goals Attempted 1,200 in 19 games (2021)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE SINGLE GAME
Highest FG Percentage 65.6 [40-61] vs. Georgia St. (11/16/17)
Lowest FG Percentage 15.3 [9-59] at LSU (1/20/08)
SEASON
Highest FG Percentage 49.3 [1,165-2,365] in 36 games (2019)
Lowest FG Percentage 36.0 [645-1,794] in 30 games (2012)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE SINGLE GAME
Most Three-Point FG Made 18 vs. Troy (12/14/20)
Fewest Three-Point FG Made 0, many times
SEASON
Most Three-Point FG Made 278 in 39 games (2018)
Fewest Three-Point FG Made 31 in 28 games (1992)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SINGLE GAME
Most Three-Point FG Attempted 37 vs. Troy (12/14/20) SEASON
Most Three-Point FG Attempted 753 in 34 games (2010)
Fewest Three-Point FG Attempted 104 in 28 games (1989)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE SINGLE GAME
Highest 3FG% 80.0 [4-5] at Little Rock (12/13/16), [4-5] vs. Villanova (11/11/16)
Lowest 3FG% 0.0, many times, last vs. LSU (1/16/20) SEASON
Highest 3FG Percentage 38.9 [278-714] for 39 games (2018)
Lowest 3FG Percentage 26.7 [31-116] for 28 games (1992)
FREE THROWS MADE
SINGLE GAME
Most Free Throws Made 36 vs. SE Louisiana (12/20/13) Fewest Free Throws Made 1 5x last at South Alabama (11/23/10)
SEASON
Most Free Throws Made 705 in 36 games (2014)
Fewest Free Throws Made 191 in 19 games (2021)
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Free Throws Attempted 47 vs. TCU (12/31/92), Jackson State (2/19/92)
Fewest Free Throws Attempted 2 at Tulane (11/16/10), vs. Iowa St. (11/23/01)
SEASON
Most FT Attempted 997 in 36 games (2014)
Fewest FT Attempted 308 in 19 games (2021)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
SINGLE GAME
Highest FT% 1.000 [18-18] vs. UC Santa Barbara (11/21/12)
Lowest FT% 0.0 [0-2] at Iowa (11/23/01)
SEASON
Highest FT% 74.6 [570-764] for 39 games (2018)
Lowest FT% 59.0 [319-541] for 27 games (1991)
ASSISTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Assists 37 vs. Memphis (12/3/80)
Fewest Assists 1 vs. Auburn (2/11/87)
SEASON
Most Assists 602 in 39 games (2018)
Fewest Assists 261 in 27 games (1985)
STEALS
SINGLE GAME
Most Steals 30 vs. New Orleans (11/17/13)
Fewest Steals 0 vs. Kentucky (2/18/16)
SEASON
Most Steals 407 in 29 games (1981)
Fewest Steals 114 in 19 games (2021)
BLOCKED SHOTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Blocked Shots 14 vs. Jacksonville State (11/11/11)
Fewest Blocked Shots 0, many times
SEASON
Most Blocked Shots 203 in 33 games (2008)
Fewest Blocked Shots 16 in 28 games (1986)
TURNOVERS
SINGLE GAME
Most Turnovers 50 vs. Ole Miss (1979) Fewest Turnovers 3 vs. Tennessee (2/22/09)
SEASON
Most Turnovers 743 in 30 games (1980)
Fewest Turnovers 274 in 19 games (2021)
PERSONAL FOULS
Most Game Fouls 35 vs. Vanderbilt (2/25/82)
Most Season Fouls 764 in 36 games (2014)
Most Game Disqualifications 4 vs. Alabama (2/20/14) 4 vs. Alabama (2/3/82)
Most Season Disqualifications 28 in 36 games (2014)
SCORING
OPPONENT TEAM RECORDS
SINGLE GAME
Most Points 119 by Delta State (12/2/75)
Most Points in SEC Game 109 by Tennessee (1/9/93)
Most Points in Mississippi State Win 91 by Florida (1/3/81)
Fewest Points in Mississippi State Win 24 by Montevallo (11/19/79)
Fewest Points in Opponent Win 47 by Georgia (1/21/16)
Most Points in a Quarter 32 by Arkansas (1/23/22), by UConn (3/26/16)
Most Points in a Half 65 by UAB (1/4/88)
Fewest Points in a Quarter 2 by Vanderbilt (1/23/20), by Little Rock (12/10/17), by Samford (11/13/15)
Fewest Points in a Half 8 by Southern Miss (12/14/14)
SEASON
Most Points
2,305 in 29 games (1981)
Fewest Points 1,559 in 21 games (1977)
Most 100-Point Games 3 (1975 and 1993)
Highest Season Average 79.6 in 29 games (1981)
Lowest Season Average 55.4 in 33 games (2009)
REBOUNDS
SINGLE GAME
Most Rebounds 68 by Vanderbilt (1/11/85), by Southern Miss (2/7/96)
Fewest Rebounds 19 vs. Jacksonville State (11/12/23)
SEASON
Most Rebounds 1,328 in 34 games (2010)
Fewest Rebounds 732 in 19 games (2021)
Highest Season Average 45.6 in 26 games (1994)
Lowest Season Average 29.9 in 36 games (2019)
FIELD GOALS MADE
SINGLE GAME
Most Field Goals Made 43 by LSU (1/5/85) Vanderbilt (1/17/93) Georgia (1/28/96)
Fewest Field Goals Made 7 (5x) last by Nicholls (12/7/08)
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Field Goals Attempted 93 by Ole Miss (02/18/07)
Fewest Field Goals Attempted 17 by Auburn (3/3/00)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE SINGLE GAME
Highest Field Goal% 66.7 [40-60], Kentucky (1/30/81)
Lowest Field Goal% 15.3 [9-59], Ark.-Pine Bluff (12/29/14)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS SINGLE GAME
Most Three-Point Field Goals Made 14 by Kentucky (1/3/21) 14 by Kentucky (1/8/12)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SINGLE GAME
Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 38 by Arkansas (1/11/24)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE SINGLE GAME
Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 100.0 [7-7] by Texas
A&M (2/19/17)
Lowest Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage 0.0, many times
FREE THROWS MADE
SINGLE GAME
Most Free Throws Made 38 by Union University (12/3/84)
Fewest Free Throws Made 0 by Furman (11/21/18)
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Free Throws Attempted 50 by South Carolina (1/16/13)
Fewest Free Throws Attempted 0 by Furman (11/21/18)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
SINGLE GAME
Highest FT% (min 10. made) 100.0 [10-10] by Vanderbilt (1/4/24), [17-17] by Ole Miss (1/19/03)
Lowest FT% 16.7 [1-6] by Judson College (2/24/86)
ASSISTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Assists 37 by Vanderbilt (12/29/95) Fewest Assists 1 by Savannah State (11/29/15), by Georgia Tech (3/15/01)
STEALS
SINGLE GAME
Most Steals 24 by Tennessee (2/21/87) Fewest Steals 1 (9x) last by Alabama State (11/9/21)
BLOCKED SHOTS
SINGLE GAME
Most Blocked Shots 14 by South Carolina (2/6/14)
TURNOVERS
SINGLE GAME
Most Turnovers 45 by New Orleans (11/17/13) Fewest Turnovers 4 by Colorado State (12/20/23)
NOTE: Seeding records do not include games prior to 1986.
SEC TOURNAMENT HONORS
SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS
2020 Rickea Jackson
2019 Jazzmun Holmes
Anriel Howard Teaira McCowan
2018 Victoria Vivians
2017 Morgan William
2016 Victoria Vivians
2003 LaToya Thomas
2001 — LaToya Thomas
2000 Angela Harris
Nitra Perry
LaToya Thomas
SEC TOURNAMENT MVP
2019 Teaira McCowan
2000 LaToya Thomas
MISSISSIPPI STATE INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES
MOST POINTS SCORED
44* - LaToya Thomas vs. Arkansas (2001)
MOST REBOUNDS
21* - Belinda Woods vs. Vanderbilt (1982)
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
15 - LaToya Thomas vs. Arkansas (2001)
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
32* - Tan White vs. Tennessee (2004)
MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
8* - Andra Espinoza-Hunter vs. Arkansas (2019)
MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
15 - Alexis Rack vs. Mississippi (2008)
MOST FREE THROWS MADE
14* - LaToya Thomas vs. Arkansas (2001)
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
17 - LaToya Thomas vs. Arkansas (2001)
MOST ASSISTS
12 - Jazzmun Holmes vs. Arkansas (2019)
MOST STEALS
6 - Armelie Lumanu vs. Kentucky (2010)
MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
6 - Chanel Mokango vs. Kentucky (2010)
* - SEC Tournament Record
MOST POINTS
MSU: 101 - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 100 - vs. Ole Miss (1994)
FEWEST POINTS
MSU: 36 - vs. Alabama (2013)
TEAM SUPERLATIVES
OPP: 39 - vs. South Carolina (2009)
MOST REBOUNDS
MSU: 66* - vs. Vanderbilt (1982)
OPP: 50 - vs. Kentucky (1993)
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
MSU: 40 - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 39 - vs. Arkansas (2001), Ole Miss (1994)
MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
MSU: 76 - vs. Tennessee (2004)
OPP: 77 - vs. Arkansas (2001)
HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
MSU: 62.5% - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 61.6% - vs. Alabama (1987)
MOST FREE THROWS MADE
MSU: 25 - vs. Arkansas (2000)
OPP: 35 - vs. Vanderbilt (1982)
MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
MSU: 34 - vs. Arkansas (2000)
OPP: 31 - vs. Kentucky (2010)
HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
MSU: 100.0% - vs. South Carolina (2017)
OPP: 100.0% - vs. Tennessee (2019)
MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL MADE
MSU: 12 - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 11 - vs. Missouri (2014)
MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTED
MSU: 31 - vs. Florida (2007)
OPP: 29 - vs. Ole Miss (2000)
HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
MSU: 66.7% - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 66.7% - vs. Texas A&M (2017)
MOST ASSISTS
MSU: 28 - vs. Arkansas (2019)
OPP: 26 - vs. Ole Miss (1994)
MOST STEALS
MSU: 12 - vs. Tennessee (2004)
OPP: 19 - vs. Ole Miss (1985)
MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
MSU: 10 - vs. South Carolina (2020)
OPP: 11 - vs. South Carolina (2020)
MOST TURNOVERS
MSU: 32 - vs. Vanderbilt (1984)
OPP: 27 - vs. Vanderbilt (2016)
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
MSU: 31 (101-70) vs. Arkansas (2019)
1975-76
BLUE MOUNTAIN CLASSIC (BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS.)
vs. Northeast (Miss.) JC W, 74-59 vs. Mississippi L, 45-84
MEMPHIS INVITATIONAL (MEMPHIS, TENN.)
vs. Murray State W, 58-43 at Memphis L, 60-79 at Memphis JV W, 72-51 vs. Middle Tennessee State W, 78-73
MISSISSIPPI AIAW TOURNAMENT (CLINTON, MISS.)
vs. Blue Mountain W, 71-61 vs. Jackson State W, 60-58 vs. Mississippi College L, 64-102 vs. Mississippi L, 67-76
1977-78
MTSU INVITATIONAL (MURFREESBORO, TENN.)
vs. Murray State W, 77-61 at Middle Tennessee State L, 70-83 vs. MUW W, 79-68
MUW CHRISTMAS CLASSIC (COLUMBUS, MISS.)
vs. North Texas State W, 66-62 at MUW L, 55-69 vs. Stephen F. Austin L, 60-68 vs. Pittsburgh W, 68-59
1978-79
MUW CHRISTMAS CLASSIC (COLUMBUS, MISS.) vs. Valdosta State L, 81-88 vs. Central Missouri State L, 67-92 vs. Middle Tennessee State W, 2-0, Forfeit
1979-80
UK LADY KAT INVITATIONAL (LEXINGTON, KY.) vs. Miami (OH) W, 79-77 at Kentucky L, 68-86
LOUISIANA TECH INVITATIONAL (RUSTON, LA.) vs. Alabama W, 75-72 at Louisiana Tech L, 54-89
1980-81
Memphis Invitational (Memphis, Tenn.) vs. McNeese State W, Forfeit vs. Northern Illinois W, 85-78 vs. Memphis L, 81-92
1981-82
LADY TIGER CLASSIC (MEMPHIS, TENN.) vs. Georgia L, 56-75 vs. Northern Illinois W, 83-65 at Memphis L, 73-85
MIAMI CHRISTMAS CLASSIC (MIAMI, FLA.) vs. Dayton L, 64-66 vs. Northwestern L, 66-77 vs. North Carolina W, 83-65
1982-83
LADY TIGER INVITATIONAL (CLEMSON, S.C.) at Clemson W, 64-59 vs. Stephen F. Austin L, 46-73
LADY RAZORBACK INVITATIONAL (FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.) vs. Middle Tennessee State L, 76-79 (OT) vs. Murray State W, 77-58
1983-84
CONVERSE CLASSIC (BLACKSBURG, VA.) vs. Charleston College W, 67-53 at Virginia Tech W, 89-87 vs. LSU L, 59-86
1984-85
QUEEN’S CLASSIC (PLAINVIEW, TEXAS) vs. Oregon State L, 69-72 vs. Florida A&M
1989-90
RICE CLASSIC (HOUSTON, TEXAS)
vs. Texas State W, 72-70 at Rice W, 78-65
FSU/HILTON CLASSIC (TALLAHASSEE, FLA.) at Florida State L, 62-89 vs. Stetson W, 81-70
1990-91
COOPERS & LYBRAND INVITATIONAL (CHICAGO, ILL.) vs. DePaul L, 54-78 vs. St. John’s L, 50-68
L, 54-56
L, 62-74 vs. Texas-San Antonio
CAROLINA CLASSIC (COLUMBIA, S.C.) vs. UNC-Asheville W, 58-57 vs. South Carolina L, 60-84
1985-86
DEPAUL INVITATIONAL (CHICAGO, ILL.) vs. Rice
W, 55-50 vs. DePaul L, 47-68
1991-92
LADY EAGLE CLASSIC (HATTIESBURG, MISS.) vs. Jackson State W, 64-63 vs. Southern Miss L, 74-89
PIZZA INN CLASSIC (JONESBORO, ARK.)
vs. Murray State W, 72-71 vs. Arkansas State L, 43-53
1992-93
COORS CLASSIC (BOULDER, COLO.) at Colorado L, 59-95 vs. Idaho State W, 72-63
W, 59-58
WAGNER CLASSIC (NEW YORK, NY) vs. Manhattan L, 32-52 vs. Wagner
1986-87
LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL (LAS VEGAS, NEVADA) at UNLV
LADY BLAZER CLASSIC (BIRMINGHAM, ALA.) vs. Wake Forest L, 72-79 vs. Mississippi Valley State W, 106-69
L, 52-62
L, 44-62 vs. Indiana
NORTHERN LIGHTS INVITATIONAL (ANCHORAGE, ALASKA) vs. Miami (FL)
W, 81-67 vs. UAB
UCF HOLIDAY CLASSIC (ORLANDO, FLA.)
vs. Momouth W, 97-62 vs. Texas Christian W, 108-85 vs. Virginia Commonwealth W, 89-74
L, 50-54
W, 63-51 vs. New Orleans
RADISSON CLASSIC (ATLANTA, GA.) vs. Seton Hall L, 50-56 vs. UC Santa Barbara W, 75-41
1987-88
GEORGIA STATE CLASSIC (ATLANTA, GA.) vs. Michigan State
SOUTHERN INVITATIONAL (ATLANTA, GA.)
vs. Georgia State W, 91-70 vs. New Orleans L, 63-76
1993-94
WAVE CLASSIC (MALIBU, CALIF.) vs. Virginia Tech L, 61-76 at Pepperdine L, 73-78
L, 56-57
W, 63-53 vs. Middle Tennessee State
MEMPHIS CLASSIC (MEMPHIS, TENN.) vs. Alaska-Anchorage W, 90-56 vs. Memphis L, 77-85
1988-89
MEMPHIS CLASSIC (MEMPHIS, TENN.) vs. UAB W, 71-65 at Memphis L, 75-83
DARTMOUTH INVITATIONAL (HANOVER, N.H.) vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W, 58-56 vs. Dartmouth W, 57-55
UNO HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (NEW ORLEANS, LA.) vs. Dartmouth L, 33-64 at New Orleans L, 58-73
1994-95
CAPSTONE SHERATON INVITATIONAL (TUSCALOOSA, ALA.) vs. Grambling L, 91-112 vs. Villanova L, 58-73
BUDGET INVITATIONAL (CHICAGO, ILL.)
vs. Charleston Southern W, 76-50 vs. DePaul L, 87-96
LADY JAGUAR CLASSIC (MOBILE, ALA.)
vs. New Orleans W, 78-58 at South Alabama L, 57-61
MARRIOTT CLASSIC (BLOOMINGTON, IND.)
vs. Indiana L, 68-82 vs. Radford W, 74-60
1995-96
UNO THANKSGIVING CLASSIC (NEW ORLEANS, LA.)
at New Orleans W, 84-66 vs. Duke L, 67-72
LADY BLAZER CLASSIC (BIRMINGHAM, ALA.)
vs. Morehead State W, 90-53 at UAB L, 75-81
1996-97
UMKC THANKSGIVING CLASSIC (KANSAS CITY, MO.)
vs. Oral Roberts W, 63-57 vs. Illinois-Chicago W, 61-44
BIG FOUR CHALLENGE (GREENSBORO, N.C.)
vs. Wake Forest L, 51-67 vs. North Carolina L, 49-76
1997-98
KONA CLASSIC (KONA, HAWAI’I)
All-Tournament Team: LaToya Graham and Nitra Perry vs. Oregon W, 68-64 vs. Nevada W, 45-35 vs. Washington State L, 59-61
1998-99
HARVARD INVITATIONAL (CAMBRIDGE, MASS.)
All-Tournament Team: Jennifer Fambrough (MVP) and Nitra Perry vs. Ball State W, 69-64 at Harvard W, 64-51
DIAMOND CLUB CLASSIC (BLACKSBURG, VA.)
All-Tournament Team: Jennifer Fambrough vs. Campbell W, 83-56 vs. Virginia Tech L, 52-73
2000-01
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SHOOTOUT (ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.)
All-Tournament Team: LaToya Thomas (MVP) and Cynthia Hall vs. Cal State Northridge W, 75-61 at New Mexico W, 66-59
2001-02
COACHES VS. CANCER (AMES, IOWA) at Maryland W, 71-61 at Iowa State L, 74-87
TORNEO DE BASQUETBOL (CANCUN, MEXICO) AT Team: Tan White (MVP) and LaToya Thomas vs. Pittsburgh W, 88-86 vs. NC State W, 71-58
2002-03
PRESEASON WNIT
vs. South Alabama (Starkville, Miss.) W, 87-61 vs. Tulsa (Starkville, Miss.) W, 92-66 at Penn State (State College, Pa.) L, 66-82
UCF HOLIDAY CLASSIC (ORLANDO, FLA.)
vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 66-61 at Central Florida W, 81-30
LADY GRIZ HOLIDAY CLASSIC (MISSOULA, MONT.) vs. Utah L, 65-69 vs. Texas-Pan American W, 70-38
2003-04
PARADISE JAM TOURNAMENT (ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS)
All-Tournament Team: Tan White vs. Indiana W, 70-67 vs. Virginia Tech L, 56-63
2004-05
DEAD RIVER COMPANY CLASSIC (ORONO, MAINE)
All-Tournament Team: Tan White vs. Saint Joseph’s L, 38-41 vs. Loyola-Chicago W, 80-43
2005-06
CARIBBEAN CLASSIC (CANCUN, MEXICO) vs. TCU L, 52-72 vs. Arizona State L, 48-70
2006-07
ATLANTA MARRIOTT NORTHWEST GEORGIA TECH HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (ATLANTA, GA.)
vs. Tennessee State W, 71-45 at Georgia Tech W, 62-56
2007-08
CARIBBEAN CLASSIC (CANCUN, MEXICO) vs. Iowa
vs. Middle Tennessee L, 48-62
2014-15
PRESEASON WNIT
All-Tournament Team: Victoria Vivians (MVP) and Ketara Chapel vs. Mercer (Starkville, Miss.) W, 97-66 vs. Arkansas State (Starkville, Miss.) W, 93-83 vs. West Virginia (Starkville, Miss.) W, 74-61 vs. Western Kentucky (Starkville, Miss.) W, 88-77
SOUTH POINT HOLIDAY HOOPS CLASSIC (LAS VEGAS, NEV.) AT Team: Victoria Vivians vs. Illinois-Chicago W, 73-36 vs. Miami (Ohio) W, 68-42
2015-16
PUERTO RICO CLASSIC (SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO) vs. Florida Gulf Coast W, 65-60 vs. Western Michigan W, 90-68 vs. SMU W, 72-70
2016-17
MAINE TIPOFF TOURNAMENT (BANGOR, MAINE)
All-Tournament Team: Victoria Vivians (MVP) and Roshunda Johnson vs. Villanova W, 108-62 at Maine W, 87-43
L, 54-60 vs. Oklahoma
2008-09
L, 73-88
TERRAPIN CLASSIC (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) vs. Marshall W, 73-65 at. Maryland L, 73-80
2009-10
PARADISE JAM TOURNAMENT (ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS) vs. Texas
L, 55-73 vs. Rutgers L, 54-62 vs. Southern Cal L, 60-64
2010-11
CHRISTMAS CITY CLASSIC (BETHLEHEM, PA.) vs. Buffalo W, 72-58 at Lehigh L, 59-68 (OT)
2011-12
PEPPERMILL HOLIDAY CLASSIC (RENO, NEV.)
All-Tournament Team: Porsha Porter vs. Oklahoma State L, 71-78 at Nevada W, 67-63
2012-13
HARDWOOD TOURNAMENT OF HOPE (PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO) vs. Winthrop L, 59-61 vs. UC Santa Barbara L, 43-60 vs. Central Florida L, 56-64
2013-14
GULF COAST SHOWCASE (NAPLES, FLA.)
All-Tournament Team: Martha Alwal vs. Grand Canyon W, 71-62 vs. James Madison W, 65-52
RAINBOW WAHINE SHOWDOWN (HONOLULU, HAWAII)
All-Tournament Team: Victoria Vivians (MVP) and Chinwe Okorie vs. Oregon W, 75-63 vs. San Jose State W, 88-51 at Hawaii W, 66-41
WOMEN OF TROY CLASSIC (LOS ANGELES, CALIF.)
All-Tournament Team: Morgan William (MVP) and Victoria Vivians vs. SMU W, 91-42 at USC W, 76-72
2017-18
CANCUN CHALLENGE (CANCUN, MEXICO)
All-Tournament Team: Victoria Vivians (MVP) and Teaira McCowan vs. Arizona State W, 65-57 vs. Columbia W, 90-54 vs. Green Bay W, 67-46
DUEL IN THE DESERT (LAS VEGAS, NEV.)
All-Tournament Team: Victoria Vivians (MVP) at UNLV W, 103-63 vs. Syracuse W, 76-65
2019-20
GREATER VICTORIA INVITATIONAL (VICTORIA, CANADA)
All-Tournament Team: Jordan Danberry vs. San Francisco W, 73-38 vs. Green Bay W, 83-58 vs. No.3 Stanford L, 62-67
DUEL IN THE DESERT (LAS VEGAS, NEV.)
All-Tournament Team: Rickea Jackson (MVP) and Jessika Carter vs. USF W, 86-61 vs. Virginia W, 72-59
2021-22
DAYTONA BEACH INVITATIONAL (DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.)
All-Tournament Team: Rickea Jackson vs. Dayton W, 65-54 vs. No. 12/9 Michigan L, 48-64
2022-23
PUERTO RICO CLASICO (SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO) vs. Georgetown W, 67-32 vs. Nebraska L, 65-73 (OT)
SUN COAST CHALLENGE (TAMPA, FLA.)
vs. Old Dominion W, 83-47 vs. New Mexico W, 87-58
2023-24
VAN CHANCELLOR CLASSIC (KATY, TEXAS)
All-Tournament Team: Jerkaila Jordan and Lauren Park-Lane vs. Clemson W, 81-78 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 77-68 vs. Tulsa W, 102-58
3/1 (3) vs. UAB -/- W 63-51 SEC TOURNAMENT (ALBANY, GA.)
3/4 (4) vs. Alabama 8 -/- L 76-88
* - SEC Game
1 - Alexander Memorial Coliseum in Atlanta, Ga.
2 - Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev.
3 - UAA Sports Center in Anchorage, Alaska
4 - 1987 SEC Tournament at Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga.
1987-88 (19-13, 2-7)
NWIT
HEAD COACH: Brenda Paul
HOME: 9-5 AWAY: 6-4 NEUTRAL: 4-4
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
GEORGIA STATE CLASSIC (ATLANTA, GA.)
11/27 (1) vs. Michigan State -/- W 63-53
11/28 (1) vs. Middle Tennessee-/- L 56-57
12/2 at Jackson State -/- W 52-45
12/5 at Southern Miss -/- W 64-55
12/12 Jackson State -/- W 71-50
12/14 William Carey -/- W 90-56 12/16 at Little Rock -/- W
MEMPHIS CLASSIC (MEMPHIS, TENN.) 12/18 (2) vs. Alaska-Anchorage-/- W
(2)
- SEC Game 1 - GSU Sports Arena in Atlanta, Ga. 2 - Elma Roane Fieldhouse in Memphis, Tenn.
3 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
4 - 1988 SEC Tournament at Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga.
5 - 1988 NWIT Tournament at Amarillo Civic Center in Amarillo, Texas
1988-89 (12-16, 3-6)
HEAD COACH: Brenda Paul HOME: 8-3 AWAY: 2-11 NEUTRAL: 2-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS 11/25 at Mississippi College -/- L 69-76 11/26 at Jackson State -/- W 53-47 11/30 South Alabama -/- W 64-59
MEMPHIS CLASSIC (MEMPHIS, TENN.)
12/2 (1) vs. UAB -/- W 71-65
12/3 (1) at Memphis -/- L 75-83
12/8 Southern Miss -/- L 73-86
12/11 Georgia State -/- W 74-71
DARTMOUTH INVITATIONAL (HANOVER, N.H.)
12/17 (2) vs. Fairleigh-Dickinson-/- W 58-56 12/18 (2) at Dartmouth -/- W 57-55
UNO HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (NEW ORLEANS, LA.)
12/30 (3) vs. Dartmouth -/- L 33-64
12/31 (3) at New Orleans -/- L 58-73
1/3 Memphis -/- W 86-68
1/5 Jackson State -/- W 64-53
1/8 at UAB -/- L 57-73
1/11 at Auburn * -/1 L 35-77
1/13 at Southern Miss * -/- L 64-87
1/16 at Tennessee * -/2 L 54-79
1/21 Florida * -/- W 84-80
1/25 at Ole Miss * -/8 L 65-78
1/28 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 53-75
1/31 Kentucky * -/- W 64-54
2/4 LSU * -/12 W 87-77
2/8 at Alabama * -/- L 64-77
2/11 at Tulane * -/- L 56-62
2/14 Mississippi College -/- W 89-84
2/18 Georgia * -/5 L 74-83
2/25 Ole Miss * -/12 L 55-79
SEC TOURNAMENT (ALBANY, GA.)
3/3 (4) vs. Alabama 10 -/- L 55-59
* - SEC Game
1 - Elma Roane Fieldhouse in Memphis, Tenn.
2 - Leede Arena in Hanover, N.H.
3 - Lakefront Arena in New Orleans, La.
4 - 1989 SEC Tournament at Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga.
1989-90 (9-19, 0-9)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson
HOME: 5-8 AWAY: 2-10 NEUTRAL: 2-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
RICE CLASSIC (HOUSTON, TEXAS)
11/24 vs. Texas State 1 -/- W 72-70
11/25 at Rice 1 -/- W 78-65
11/29 William Carey -/- W 85-72
FSU/HILTON CLASSIC (TALLAHASSEE, FLA.)
12/1 at Florida State 2 -/- L 62-89
12/2 vs. Stetson 2 -/- W 81-70
12/4 West Alabama -/- L 66-67
12/6 Alabama State -/- W 94-54
12/9 at Jackson State -/- L 57-59
12/12 at Southern Miss -/25 L 51-89
12/16 UAB -/- L 63-73
1/4 Southern University -/- W 73-52
1/6 at South Alabama -/- L 68-86
1/8 Jackson State -/- W 55-52
1/10 Auburn * -/15 L 48-83
1/15 at Kentucky * -/- L 61-86
1/17 Mississippi College -/- W 93-86
1/20 at Florida * -/- L (OT) 87-91
1/24 Ole Miss -/- L 53-80
1/27 Vanderbilt * -/- L 64-74
1/31 Southern Miss -/18 L 64-83
2/3 at LSU * -/16 L 54-92
2/7 Tennessee * -/5 L 55-76
2/10 at UAB -/- W 58-57
2/14 Alabama * -/- L 63-71
2/17 at Georgia * -/7 L 64-101
2/22 at Mississippi College -/- L 61-86
2/24 at Ole Miss * -/- L 54-69
SEC TOURNAMENT (ALBANY, GA.)
3/2 vs. LSU 3 -/21 L 49-68
1990-91 (7-20, 0-9)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson HOME: 5-8 AWAY: 2-10 NEUTRAL: 0-2 AP RANK DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS COOPERS AND LYBRAND INVITATIONAL (CHICAGO, ILL.)
11/23 (1) at DePaul -/- L 54-78
11/24 (1) vs. St. John’s -/- L 50-68
11/29 at Jackson State -/- L 57-61
11/30 at Southern University -/- W 73-61
12/3 Belhaven -/- W 62-55
12/6 at Middle Tennessee -/- L 49-69
12/13 UAB -/- W 60-54
12/15 Jackson State -/- L 56-57
12/18 at Southern Miss -/- L 51-75
12/30 Southern University -/- W 80-47
1/2 at Tennessee * -/5 L 63-91
1/6 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 57-71
1/9 LSU * -/15 L 56-79
1/12 Ole Miss -/16 L 41-67
1/16 at Mississippi College -/- W 75-66
1/19 Florida * -/- L 71-74
1/23 Alabama -/- L 57-69
1/26 at Auburn * -/7 L 38-89
1/29 William Carey -/- W 74-43
1/31 Mississippi College -/- W 75-61
2/5 at UAB -/- L 70-95
2/9 Kentucky * -/- L 64-75
2/13 at Ole Miss * -/14 L 57-75
2/16 Georgia * -/3 L 59-90
2/20 Southern Miss -/- L 60-65
2/23 at Alabama * -/- L 56-73
SEC TOURNAMENT (ALBANY, GA.)
3/1 (2) vs. Ole Miss 7 -/18 L 56-74
* - SEC Game
1 - Alumni Hall in Chicago, Ill.
2 - 1991 SEC Tournament at Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga.
1991-92 (15-13, 4-7)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson HOME: 10-3 AWAY: 3-9 NEUTRAL: 2-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/25 William Carey -/- W 76-75
LADY EAGLE CLASSIC (HATTIESBURG, MISS.)
11/29 (1) vs. Jackson State -/- W 64-63
11/30 (1) at Southern Miss -/- L 74-89
12/3 Belhaven -/- W 66-53
PIZZA INN CLASSIC (JONESBORO, ARK.)
12/6 (2) vs. Murray State -/- W 72-71
12/7 (2) at Arkansas State -/- L 43-53
12/14 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 60-50
12/18 at Florida * -/- W 66-64
1/2 at Mississippi Valley State-/- W 77-61
1/4 at Kentucky * -/- L 52-75
1/9 Southern Miss -/- W 72-68
1/13 Memphis -/- W 67-65
1/15 at Tulane -/- W 55-49
1/18 Vanderbilt * -/13 L 52-85
1/22 at Jackson State -/- L 42-58
1/26 at Georgia * -/- L 60-82
1/30 Mississippi College -/- W 55-53
2/2 Auburn * -/- W 62-51
2/6 at Mississippi College -/- L 51-69
2/8 at Alabama * -/22 L 66-69
2/12 Tennessee * -/3 L 56-78 2/15 Arkansas * -/- W 76-66
2/19 Jackson State -/- W 81-52
2/22 South Carolina * -/- W 58-42
2/26 Ole Miss * -/4 L 50-60 2/29 at LSU * -/- L 50-70 3/3 at Memphis -/- L 81-82 (OT) SEC TOURNAMENT (ALBANY, GA.)
(3) vs.
1992-93 (14-13, 3-8)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson HOME: 8-3 AWAY: 1-7 NEUTRAL: 5-3 AP RANK
CLASSIC (BOULDER, COLO.)
TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
3/5 (5) vs. Kentucky -/- L 73-84
* - SEC Game
1 - CU Events Center in Boulder, Colo.
2 - GSU Sports Arena in Atlanta, Ga.
3 - Bartow Arena in Birmingham, Ala.
4 - The Venue at UCF in Orlando, Fla.
5 - 1993 SEC Tournament at The McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
1993-94 (8-18, 1-10)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson
HOME: 7-7 AWAY: 1-9 NEUTRAL: 0-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/26 West Alabama -/- W 95-49
11/30 Belhaven -/- W 115-60
12/3 Chattanooga -/- W 103-87
12/4 Louisiana-Monroe -/- W 85-75
12/8 South Carolina * -/- W 97-83
WAVE CLASSIC (MALIBU, CALIF.)
12/18 (1) vs. Virginia Tech -/- L 61-76
12/19 (1) at Pepperdine -/- L 73-78
1/3 at Southern University -/- W 86-78
1/5 at LSU * -/- L 72-83
1/8 at Florida * -/- L 66-80
1/11 William Carey -/- W 108-51
1/16 at Kentucky * -/- L 79-81
1/19 at UAB -/- L 59-89
1/22 Tennessee * -/1 L 62-82
1/25 Tulane -/- L 84-92
1/29 Vanderbilt * -/9 L 77-88
2/1 Southern University -/- W 90-74
2/6 at Georgia * -/- L 65-83
2/9 at Memphis -/- L 72-99
2/12 Auburn * -/19 L 47-85
2/15 at Louisiana-Monroe -/- L 64-81
2/19 at Alabama * -/17 L 55-68
2/23 Ole Miss * -/24 L 63-74
2/29 Arkansas * -/- L 61-67
3/1 Memphis -/- L 60-74
SEC TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
3/4 (2) vs. Ole Miss 5 -/24 L 64-100
* - SEC Game
1 - Firestone Fieldhouse in Malibu, Calif.
2 - 1994 SEC Tournament at The McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
1994-95 (9-18, 1-10)
HEAD COACH: Jerry Henderson
HOME: 6-4 AWAY: 0-11 NEUTRAL: 3-3 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
CAPSTONE SHERATON INVITATIONAL (TUSCALOOSA, ALA.)
11/25 (1) vs. Grambling -/- L 91-112
11/26 (1) vs. Villanova -/- L 58-73
BUDGET INVITATIONAL (CHICAGO, ILL.)
12/2 (2) vs. Charleston Southern-/- W 76-50
12/3 (2) at DePaul -/- L 87-96
12/6 at South Carolina * -/- L 56-63
12/10 Lynn -/- W 103-44
LADY JAGUAR CLASSIC (MOBILE, ALA.)
12/16 (3) vs. New Orleans -/- W 78-58
12/17 (3) at South Alabama -/- L 57-61
12/19 at Southeastern La. -/- L 61-84
MARRIOTT CLASSIC (BLOOMINGTON, IND.)
12/30 (4) at Indiana -/- L 68-82
12/31 (4) vs. Radford -/- W 74-60
1/3 at Tulane -/- L 64-85
1/5 Kentucky * -/- L 53-65
1/7 Florida * -/16 L 47-79
1/10 LSU * -/- W 72-65
1/16 SE Louisiana -/- W 80-45
1/21 at Tennessee * -/2 L 58-81
1/24 Belhaven -/- W 78-38
1/29 at Vanderbilt * -/9 L 60-107
1/31 Jacksonville State -/- W 107-44
2/4 Georgia * -/11 L 66-69
2/7 William Carey -/- W 100-76
2/11 at Auburn * -/- L 63-77
2/15 at Ole Miss * -/16 L 59-88
2/18 Alabama * -/19 L 55-76
2/26 at Arkansas * -/16 L 63-86
SEC TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
3/3 (5) vs. Ole Miss 7 -/20 L 69-78
* - SEC Game
1 - Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
2 - Alumni Hall in Chicago, Ill.
3 - Jag Gym in Mobile, Ala.
4 - Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind.
5 - 1995 SEC Tournament at The McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
1995-96 (13-14, 4-7)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 9-3 AWAY: 3-9 NEUTRAL: 1-2
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS UNO THANKSGIVING CLASSIC (NEW ORLEANS, LA.)
11/24 (1) at New Orleans -/- W 84-66
11/25 (1) vs. Duke -/22 L 67-72
11/29 at Arkansas State -/- L 68-88
12/1 Southern Miss -/- W 89-69
12/4 at LSU * -/- L 64-85
12/9 Tulane -/- L 63-71
12/13 Louisiana-Monroe -/- W 81-59
12/17 at Murray State -/- W 66-52
12/18 at UT Martin -/- W 85-71
12/20 Memphis -/- W 94-83
LADY BLAZER CLASSIC (BIRMINGHAM, ALA.)
12/30 (2) vs. Morehead State -/- W 90-53
12/31 (2) at UAB -/- L 75-81
1/3 South Carolina * -/- W (OT) 62-61
1/6 Arkansas * -/8 W 77-67
1/9 Arkansas State -/- W 76-56
1/13 at Alabama * -/19 L 64-97
1/17 at Ole Miss * -/25 L 51-74
1/20 Auburn * -/23 W 71-67
1/28 at Georgia * -/2 L 62-97
2/2 Vanderbilt * -/7 W 67-64
2/7 at Southern Miss -/- L 79-100
2/10 Tennessee * -/6 L 76-92
2/13 Oral Roberts -/- W 70-53
2/17 at Kentucky * -/- L 60-78
2/21 Ole Miss -/22 L 68-71
2/24 at Florida * -/19 L 45-95
SEC TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
3/1 (3) vs. LSU 8 -/- L 63-85
* - SEC Game
1 - Lakefront Arena in New Orleans, La.
2 - Bartow Arena in Birmingham, Ala.
3 - 1996 SEC Tournament at The McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
1996-97 (11-16, 1-11)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 6-6 AWAY: 3-7 NEUTRAL: 2-3
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/22 at Southern Miss -/- L 73-80
11/25 UT Martin -/- W 73-46
11/27 Murray State -/- W 75-61
UMKC THANKSGIVING CLASSIC (KANSAS CITY, MO.)
11/29 (1) vs. Oral Roberts -/- W 63-57 11/30 (1) vs. Illinois-Chicago -/- W 61-44 12/3 LSU * -/- L
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/6 (2) Louisiana-Monroe -/-
12/7 (2) Grambling -/-
12/13 at Memphis -/- L
12/15 at Louisiana-Monroe
BIG FOUR CHALLENGE (GREENSBORO, N.C.) 12/28 (3) vs. Wake Forest -/-
(3) vs. North Carolina
1997-98 (14-15, 4-10)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 9-4 AWAY: 2-9 NEUTRAL: 3-2 AP RANK DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS 11/18 at
KONA CLASSIC (KONA, HAWAII) 12/19 (2) vs.
1/21 at Ole Miss * -/- L 74-83
1/25 Auburn * -/- W 63-59
1/28 at Arkansas * -/- L 70-89
2/1 at Georgia * -/17 W 79-75
2/5 Vanderbilt * -/11 L 66-73
2/9 Tennessee * -/1 L 52-74
2/15 at Kentucky * -/- L 62-71
2/18 Belmont -/- W 73-52
2/22 at Florida * -/12 L 68-74
SEC TOURNAMENT (COLUMBUS, GA.)
2/26 (3) vs. Kentucky 8 -/- W 67-48
2/27 (3) vs. Tennessee 1 -/1 L 60-88
WNIT (WACO, TEXAS)
3/15 (4) at Baylor -/- L 65-75
* - SEC Game
1 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
2 - Kekuaokalani Gym in Kona, Hawaii
3 - 1998 SEC Tournament at Columbus Civic Center in Columbus, Ga.
4 - 1998 WNIT Tournament Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas
1998-99 (17-11, 7-7)
NCAA FIRST ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 11-2 AWAY: 3-7 NEUTRAL: 3-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/16 Grambling -/- W 79-75
11/20 at Southern Miss -/- W (OT) 98-94
HARVARD INVITATIONAL (CAMBRIDGE, MASS.)
11/28 (1) vs. Ball State -/- W 69-64
11/29 (1) at Harvard -/- W 64-51
12/1 Alabama State -/- W 89-51
12/6 Vanderbilt * -/20 W 71-66
12/9 at Memphis -/24 L 73-82
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/19 (2) Northwestern State -/- W 99-76
12/20 (2) Ohio -/- W 83-62
DIAMOND CLUB CLASSIC (BLACKSBURG, VA.)
12/28 (3) vs. Campbell -/- W 83-56
12/29 (3) at Virginia Tech -/16 L 52-73
1/3 LSU * -/- L 61-68
1/7 at Ole Miss * -/- L 61-69
1/10 at South Carolina * -/- W 69-66
1/14 at Arkansas * -/- L 58-85
1/17 Alabama * -/19 L 59-75
1/24 at Auburn * -/20 L 46-57
1/28 Arkansas * -/- W 81-60
1/31 Georgia * -/4 W 78-72
2/4 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 43-63
2/6 at Tennessee * -/1 L 53-94
2/11 Ole Miss * -/- W 69-55
2/14 Kentucky * -/- W 83-78
2/17 Alabama A&M -/- W 78-44
2/21 Florida * -/- W 68-56
SEC TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
2/24 (4) vs. Arkansas 11 -/- W 79-70
2/26 (4) vs. Georgia 3 -/14 L 66-72
NCAA FIRST ROUND (LUBBOCK, TEXAS)
3/13 (5) vs. N.C. State 10 -/- L 57-76
* - SEC Game
1 - Lavietes Pavilion in Cambridge, Mass.
2 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
3 - Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va.
4 - 1999 SEC Tournament at the McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
5 - 1999 NCAA Tournament at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum in Lubbock, Texas
1999-2000 (24-8, 8-6)
NCAA SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 13-2 AWAY: 7-4 NEUTRAL: 4-2
FINAL RANKING: 12th AP | 15th Coaches AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/19 at New Orleans -/- W 86-65
11/22 Louisiana Tech -/2 W 74-72
11/24 Alabama A&M -/- W 96-50
11/30 Memphis -/- W 96-57
12/2 LouIsiana-Lafayette -/- W 101-56
12/5 Southern Miss -/- W 82-61
12/9 at Georgia Tech 25/- W 71-56
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/19 (1) Texas Rio Grande Valley 22/- W 104-48
12/20 (1) Mississippi Valley State21/- W 106-36
12/31 at Cal State Northridge 21/- W 98-64
1/3 at Pepperdine 20/- W 90-80
1/6 at Florida * 20/- L 72-85
1/9 at LSU * 20/16 L 54-61
1/13 Ole Miss * 24/- W 82-58
1/17 South Carolina * 22/- W 86-73
1/20 Arkansas * 22/- W 69-56
1/23 at Alabama * 22/- W 85-65
1/27 Auburn * 20/11 W (OT) 74-68
1/30 LSU * 20/12 L 58-64
2/2 at Ole Miss * 20/- W 66-60
2/6 at Georgia * 20/3 L 67-83
2/10 at Vanderbilt * 21/- L 62-77
2/13 Albany 21/- W 84-34
2/17 Tennessee * 22/2 L 75-79
2/20 Florida * 22/- W 66-57
2/27 at Kentucky * 20/- W 63-46
SEC TOURNAMENT (CHATTANOOGA, TENN.)
3/2 (2) vs. Ole Miss 12 17/- W 75-59
3/3 (2) vs. Auburn 4 17/12 W 66-56
3/4 (2) vs. Georgia 1 17/2 W 62-61
3/5 (2) vs. Tennessee 2 17/2 L 67-70
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (EUGENE, ORE.)
3/17 (3) vs. Saint Peter’s 14 12/- W 94-60 3/19 (3) vs. UAB 11 12/- L 72-78
* - SEC Game
1 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
2 - 2000 SEC Tournament at The McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tenn.
3 - 2000 NCAA Tournament at McArthur Court in Eugene, Ore.
2000-01 (17-14, 4-10)
WNIT QUARTERFINALS
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 9-6 AWAY: 7-7 NEUTRAL: 1-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/21 at Memphis 15/- L 82-88
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SHOOTOUT (ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.)
11/24 (1) vs. Cal State Northridge15/- W 75-61
11/25 (1) at New Mexico 15/- W 66-59
11/28 Southern University 16/- W 90-48
12/3 Georgia Tech 16/- W 88-68
12/7 at Louisiana Tech 14/12 L 65-83
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/16 (2) Louisiana 22/- W 101-68
12/17 (2) Howard 22/- W 80-64
12/19 at Southern Miss 19/- W 79-53
12/27 at Albany 18/- W 62-57
12/29 at Marist College 18/- W 87-48
1/18 at Arkansas * 21/- L
2/4 Georgia * -/5
(MEMPHIS, TENN.) 3/1 (2) vs. Arkansas
WNIT FIRST ROUND (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/15 (3) Georgia
WNIT SECOND ROUND (CHAMPAIGN, ILL.) 3/17 (4)
(STARKVILLE,
* - SEC Game
1 - Dreamstyle Arena in Albuquerque, N.M.
2 - Pyramid Arena in Memphis, Tenn.
3 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
4 - Assembly Hall in Champaign, Ill.
2001-02 (19-12, 8-6)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 11-2 AWAY: 4-9 NEUTRAL: 4-1 AP RANK DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS 11/16 Alabama A&M -/- W 88-42
COACHES VS. CANCER CLASSIC (AMES, IOWA) 11/21 (1) vs. Maryland -/22 W 71-61 11/23 (1) at Iowa State -/6 L 74-87
11/27 Memphis -/-
11/29 at UAB -/-
12/4 at New Orleans -/-
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/15 (2) Jacksonville State -/- W 109-62
12/16 (2) Montana -/- W 78-73 (OT) TORNEO CANCUN DE BASQUETBOL (CANCUN, MEXICO)
12/20 (3) vs. Pittsburgh -/- W 88-86 12/21 (3) vs. NC State -/16 W 71-58
12/29 at Cincinnati -/- L 57-74
12/31 at Xavier -/- L 72-74 1/3 at Kentucky * -/- W 59-54 1/6 South Carolina * -/14 L 64-79 1/10 Ole Miss * -/- W 82-57 1/13 Georgia * -/15 W 84-82 1/20 at Auburn * -/19 L 61-81 1/24 Arkansas * -/- W 85-82 (OT) 1/27 at Ole Miss * -/- W 87-66 1/31 at Georgia * -/19 W 72-71
2/3 Auburn * -/25 W 76-57
2/7 at Alabama * 25/- L 86-92
2/10 at Vanderbilt * 25/6 L 53-72
2/14 Tennessee * -/3 L 78-80
2/16 Morris Brown -/- W 95-45
2/21 at LSU * -/- L 77-88
MISSISSIPPI STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
2/24 Florida * -/16 W 83-63
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
2/28 (4) vs. Kentucky 12 -/- L 72-75
NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUNDS (LUBBOCK, TEXAS)
3/15 (5) vs. Boston College 5 -/21 W 65-59
3/17 (5) at Texas Tech 4 -/17 L 55-77
* - SEC Game
1 - Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa
2 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
3 - Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol in Cancun, Mexico
4 - 2002 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
5 - 2002 NCAA Tournament at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas
2002-03 (24-8, 10-4 SEC)
NCAA SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 12-1 AWAY: 7-5 NEUTRAL: 5-2
FINAL RANKING: 13th AP | 16th Coaches AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS PRESEASON WNIT
11/15 (1) South Alabama 24/- W 87-61
11/17 (1) Tulsa 24/- W 92-66
11/20 (2) at Penn State 20/14 L 66-82
11/22 Cincinnati 20/18 W 76-70
11/27 at Houston 19/- W 76-57
12/4 at Memphis 20/- W 79-63
12/14 (3) vs. Illinois 16/- W 72-67
UCF HOLIDAY CLASSIC (ORLANDO, FLA.)
12/19 (4) vs. Bethune-Cookman14/- W 66-61
12/20 (4) at UCF 14/- W 81-30
LADY GRIZ HOLIDAY CLASSIC (MISSOULA, MONT.)
12/28 (5) vs. Utah 14/- L 65-69
12/29 (5) vs. UT Rio Grande Valley 14/- W 70-38
1/2 Xavier 18/- W 78-64
1/6 UAB 14/- W 72-50
1/9 at South Carolina * 14/13 L 79-83
1/12 Vanderbilt * 14/14 W 78-75
1/19 at Ole Miss * 15/- W 69-60
1/23 Auburn * 14/- W 69-60
1/26 at Tennessee * 14/4 L 68-82
1/30 Alabama * 13/- W 72-56
2/2 at Florida * 13/- W 83-54
2/6 at Georgia * 12/17 L 71-76
2/9 LSU * 12/4 L 72-77
2/12 New Orleans 16/- W 81-69
2/16 Kentucky * 16/- W 96-46
2/20 at Arkansas * 14/15 W 72-59
2/23 Ole Miss * 14/- W 70-62
2/27 Georgia * 12/14 W 76-71
3/2 at Auburn * 12/- W 65-56
SEC TOURNAMENT (NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.)
3/7 (6) vs. South Carolina 5 10/16 W 79-75
3/8 (6) vs. Tennessee 1 10/3 L 75-76
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.)
3/22 (7) vs. Manhattan 14 13/- W 73-47
3/24 (7) at New Mexico 6 13/- L 61-73
* - SEC Game
1 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
2 - Bryce Jordan Center in State College, Pa.
3 - United Center in Chicago, Ill.
4 - The Venue at UCF in Orlando, Fla.
5 - Daglberg Arena in Missoula, Mont.
6 - 2003 SEC Tournament at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock, Ark.
7 - 2003 NCAA Tournament at Dreamstyle Arena in Albuquerque, N.M.
2003-04 (14-15, 7-7)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 8-3 AWAY: 3-10 NEUTRAL: 3-2
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/21 at Baylor -/- L 45-88
PARADISE JAM (ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS)
11/28 (1) vs. Indiana -/- W 70-67
11/29 (1) vs. Virginia Tech -/- L 56-63
12/4 Detroit -/- W 63-48
12/6 at South Alabama -/- L 53-67
12/14 at Louisiana Tech -/12 L 65-94
12/16 (2) vs. UT Martin -/- W 94-61
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/18 (3) Southern University -/- W 69-46
12/20 (3) McNeese State -/- W 81-58
12/28 at UNLV -/- L 51-62
12/30 at UC-Santa Barbara -/- L 62-69
1/4 Illinois -/- L 72-75
1/8 at Georgia * -/12 L 70-88
1/11 Tennessee * -/5 L 53-61
1/18 at Ole Miss * -/- L 60-69
1/22 Kentucky * -/- W 80-67
1/25 at Alabama * -/- W 65-57
1/29 at Auburn * -/22 L 53-80
2/1 Arkansas * -/- W 57-55
2/3 at New Orleans -/- W 73-54
2/8 Ole Miss * -/- L 62-78
2/12 Florida * -/20 W 88-76
2/15 at Kentucky * -/- W 54-41
2/19 South Carolina * -/- W 72-62
2/22 at LSU * -/15 L 61-78
2/26 at Vanderbilt * -/24 L 64-87
2/29 Alabama * -/- W 81-78 (OT)
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/4 (4) vs. Arkansas 9 -/- W 79-74
3/5 (4) vs. Tennessee 1 -/1 L 57-67
* - SEC Game
1 - Sports and Fitness Center in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
2 - BancorpSouth Arena in Tupelo, Miss.
3 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
4 - 2004 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
2004-05 (17-12, 6-8)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 13-4 AWAY: 3-6 NEUTRAL: 1-2 AP RANK DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/19 New Orleans -/- W 91-50
11/23 Baylor -/9 L 49-66
DEAD RIVER COMPANY CLASSIC (ORONO, MAINE)
11/26 (1) vs. Saint Joseph’s -/- L 38-41
11/27 (1) vs. Loyola Chicago -/- W 80-43
11/30 Louisiana Tech -/21 W 72-55
12/5 South Alabama -/- W 71-50
12/14 Troy -/- W 62-43
12/16 Southeastern La. -/- W 71-45
MSU CLASSIC (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/19 (2) San Jose State -/- W 66-60
12/20 (2) Louisiana-Monroe -/- W 81-50
12/30 at ETSU -/- W 74-64
1/3 Birmingham-Southern -/- W 73-57
1/6 at South Carolina * -/- W 55-48
1/10 UC-Santa Barbara -/- W 69-62
1/13 Alabama * -/- W 84-77
1/16 at Arkansas * -/- L 71-83
1/20 Kentucky * -/- W 72-59
1/23 Georgia * -/21
3
4
TOURNAMENT
2005-06 (6-22, 1-13)
2006-07 (18-14, 7-7)
WNIT THIRD ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 9-8 AWAY: 7-5 NEUTRAL: 2-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/10 Troy -/- W 74-43
11/17 Southeastern La. -/- W 69-62
11/20 Belmont -/- L 60-67
11/26 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 80-51
11/30 Florida State -/- W 65-60 (OT)
12/3 UAB -/- L 70-76
12/10 at Southern Miss -/- L 47-57
12/13 Louisiana Tech -/- L 54-60
12/16 at Purdue -/13 L 49-75
12/19 Grambling -/- W 72-63
12/21 (1) vs. New Orleans -/- W 61-54
GEORGIA TECH HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (ATLANTA, GA.)
12/29 (2) vs. Tennessee State -/- W 71-45
12/30 (2) at Georgia Tech -/- W 62-56
1/2 at Mercer -/- W 50-37
1/7 at Arkansas * -/20 W 81-73
1/11 Georgia * -/15 L 61-74
1/14 LSU * -/5 L 50-77
1/18 at Tennessee * -/4 L 44-73
1/21 South Carolina * -/- W 87-73
1/25 at Kentucky * -/- W 83-75 (2OT)
1/28 at Ole Miss * -/22 W 73-71
2/1 Arkansas * -/- W 80-75
2/4 Auburn * -/- L 57-63
2/8 Savannah State -/- W 92-64
2/11 at Florida * -/- W 79-74
2/15 Vanderbilt * -/12 L 64-84
2/18 Ole Miss * -/- L 84-86 (OT)
2/22 at Alabama * -/- W 89-70
2/25 at South Carolina * -/- L 66-72 (OT)
SEC TOURNAMENT (DULUTH, GA.)
3/1 (3) vs. Florida 11 -/- L 63-69
WNIT SECOND ROUND (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/18 (4) Tulane -/- W 79-73
WNIT THIRD ROUND (BOWLING GREEN, KY.)
3/22 (5) at Western Kentucky -/- L 53-56
* - SEC Game
1 - Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson, Miss.
2 - Alexander Coliseum in Atlanta, Ga.
3 - 2007 SEC Tournament at Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, Ga.
4 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
5 - E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.
2007-08 (16-15, 4-10)
WNIT SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 11-5 AWAY: 5-7 NEUTRAL: 0-3 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/9 Southeastern La. -/- W 71-55
11/11 Centenary -/- W 76-57
11/15 at Belmont -/- W 66-51
11/18 Mercer -/- W 89-51
CARIBBEAN CLASSIC (CANCUN, MEXICO)
11/22 (1) vs. Iowa -/- L 54-60
11/23 (1) vs. Oklahoma -/10 L 73-88
11/27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff -/- W 85-56
11/29 Southern Miss -/- W 77-56
12/2 at Memphis -/- W 92-57
12/13 at Louisiana Tech -/- W 63-50
12/16 Georgia Tech -/- L 58-70
12/20 McNeese State -/- W 94-52
12/30 Louisiana -/- W 80-55
1/3 at UAB -/- W 79-69
1/7 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 104-45
1/10 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 50-72
1/13 Kentucky * -/- L 60-64
1/20 at LSU * -/9 L 31-84
1/24 Ole Miss * -/- W 57-52
1/27 at Arkansas * -/- L 42-56
1/31 Alabama * -/- W 72-59
2/3 at Auburn * -/- L 42-68
2/7 Tennessee * -/2 L 69-87
2/10 Florida * -/- W 83-71
2/14 at Ole Miss * -/- L 63-75
2/17 Georgia * -/- L 56-60
2/21 at South Carolina * -/- W 58-54
2/24 at Tennessee * -/3 L 46-72
3/2 LSU * -/6 L 49-64
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/6 (2) vs. Ole Miss 8 -/- L 49-54
WNIT SECOND ROUND (HATTIESBURG, MISS.)
3/24 (3) at Southern Miss -/- L 61-62
* - SEC Game
1 - Moon Palace Resort in Cancun, Mexico
2 - 2008 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
3 - Reed Green Coliseum in Hattiesburg, Miss.
2008-09 (23-10, 8-6)
NCAA SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 12-4 AWAY: 8-5 NEUTRAL: 3-1
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/18 Arkansas-Pine Bluff -/- W 94-52
11/23 Northwestern State -/- W 99-75
11/25 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 69-46 11/28 at Louisiana -/- W 71-38
12/3 Louisiana Tech -/- W 72-42
12/7 Nicholls State -/- W 97-25
12/14 Memphis -/- W 81-49
12/16 at Southern Miss -/- W 72-61
12/19 at Utah Valley -/- W 71-63
12/20 at Utah -/- W 63-51
TERRAPIN CLASSIC (COLLEGE PARK, MD.)
12/29 (1) vs. Marshall -/- W 73-65
12/30 (1) at Maryland -/14 L 73-80
1/2 UAB -/- W 87-46
1/4 Xavier -/- L 42-51
1/8 at Florida * -/18 L 66-80
1/11 Ole Miss * -/- W 69-64
1/15 Tennessee * -/13 L 56-63
1/18 at Kentucky * -/- W 52-45
1/22 at LSU * -/- W 38-36
1/25 Arkansas * -/- L 62-65
1/29 Savannah State -/- W 97-33
2/1 at Georgia * -/- L 57-69
2/5 Vanderbilt * -/20 W 66-61
2/8 LSU * -/- W 66-55
2/12 at Ole Miss * -/- W 66-50
2/15 Auburn * -/5 L 58-63
2/22 at Tennessee * -/13 L 68-82
2/26 South Carolina * -/- W 58-41
3/1 at Alabama * -/- W 67-49
SEC TOURNAMENT (NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.)
3/5 vs. South Carolina 11 -/- W 49-39
3/6 (2) vs. LSU 3 -/- L 43-58
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (COLUMBUS, OHIO)
3/21 (3) vs. Texas 6 -/25 W 71-63
2009-10 (21-13, 9-7)
NCAA SWEET 16
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 12-4 AWAY: 6-4 NEUTRAL: 3-5
FINAL RANKING: 21st Coaches
JAM (ST.
VIRGIN ISLANDS)
SEC TOURNAMENT (DULUTH, GA.)
3/5
3/6 (2)
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (PITTSBURGH, PA.)
3/21 (3)
3/23 (3)
NCAA EAST REGIONAL (DAYTON, OHIO)
3/28 (4) vs. Florida State 3 -/11 L 71-74
* - SEC Game
1 - UVI Sports & Fitness Center in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
2 - 2010 SEC Tournament at Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, Ga.
3 - 2010 NCAA Tournament at Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pa.
4 - 2010 NCAA Tournament East Regional at University of Dayton Arena in Dayton, Ohio
2010-11 (13-17, 4-12)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning
HOME: 6-8 AWAY: 5-8 NEUTRAL: 2-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/12 USC Upstate -/- W 87-53
11/16 at Tulane -/- L 42-62
11/23 at South Alabama -/- W 56-43
11/28 Arkansas-Pine Bluff -/- W 74-31
12/1 Louisiana Tech -/- L 61-69
12/4 North Texas -/- W 66-60
12/11 Utah -/- W 61-52
12/15 at Southern Miss -/- W 50-40
12/17 at Xavier -/5 L 36-61
12/20 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 61-49
CHRISTMAS CITY CLASSIC (BETHLEHEM, PA.)
12/29 (1) vs. Buffalo -/- W 72-58
12/30 (1) at Lehigh -/- L 59-68
1/6 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 44-65
1/9 Arkansas * -/25 L 56-61
1/13 LSU * -/- L 55-72
1/16 at Kentucky * -/19 L 60-72
1/20 Auburn * -/- L 41-45
1/23 at Georgia * -/24 L 58-78
1/27 at Tennessee * -/5 L 55-81
1/30 Florida * -/- L 60-67
2/3 Alabama * -/- L 61-66
2/6 at Auburn * -/- W 57-45
2/10 at Ole Miss * -/- W 59-43
2/13 South Carolina * -/- L 53-60
2/17 Vanderbilt * -/- L 62-74
2/20 at Florida * -/- L 63-78
2/24 at Alabama * -/- W 68-55
2/27 Ole Miss * -/- W 65-55
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/3 (2) vs. Auburn 6 -/- W 49-47
3/4 (2) vs. Vanderbilt 3 -/- L 55-69
* - SEC Game
1 - Stabler Arena in Bethlehem, Pa.
2 - 2011 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
2011-12 (14-16, 4-12)
HEAD COACH: Sharon Fanning HOME: 10-6 AWAY: 4-8 NEUTRAL: 0-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/11 Jacksonville State -/- W 78-41
11/14 Xavier -/- W 71-65
11/17 Alcorn State -/- W 66-48
11/20 (1) at Texas A&M -/6 L 47-93
11/23 Mississippi Valley State -/- W 64-47
11/26 at Savannah State -/- W 56-42
11/30 South Alabama -/- W 63-47
12/4 Tulane -/- W 70-55
12/11 at Louisiana Tech -/- L 62-63
12/16 Southern Miss -/- W 71-57
12/19 Louisiana -/- W 72-38
PEPPERMILL HOLIDAY CLASSIC (RENO, NEV.)
12/29 (2) vs. Oklahoma State -/- L 71-78
12/30 (2) at Nevada -/- W 67-63
1/5 LSU -/- L 48-53
1/8 at Kentucky -/11 L 40-88
1/12 at Alabama -/- W 66-61
1/15 Georgia -/19 L 51-68
1/19 at Ole Miss -/- W 51-46
1/22 Auburn -/- W 62-57
1/26 Arkansas * -/- L 35-51
1/29 at South Carolina * -/- L 43-69
2/2 at Georgia * -/21 L 60-70
2/5 Vanderbilt * -/- L 59-65
2/9 at LSU * -/- L 49-53
2/12 Ole Miss * -/- W 53-50 (OT)
2/16 Tennessee * -/13 L 41-57
2/19 at Arkansas * -/- L 53-67
2/23 at Florida * -/- L 45-79
2/26 Kentucky * -/13 L 40-76
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/1 (3) vs. Vanderbilt 7 -/- L 51-67
* - SEC Game
1 - 2011 Super Series Challenge at Reed Arena in College Station, Texas
2 - Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nev.
3 - 2012 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
2012-13 (13-17, 5-11)
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer HOME: 12-5 AWAY: 1-8 NEUTRAL: 0-4 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/9 Houston -/- W 72-66 11/12 Hampton -/- L 48-56 11/16 Louisiana Tech -/- W 57-55 HARDWOOD TOURNAMENT OF HOPE (PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO)
11/20 (1) vs. Winthrop -/- L 59-61 11/21 (1) vs. UC Santa Barbara -/- L 43-60 11/22 (1) vs. UCF -/- L 56-64
11/28 Savannah State -/- W 70-55
12/1 at Southern Miss -/- L 59-61
12/7 Florida Atlantic -/- W 59-58
12/16 Florida A&M -/- W 67-57
12/20 Jacksonville State -/- W 69-54
12/28 Northwestern State -/- W 65-49
12/29 Troy -/- W 82-60
1/3 at Vanderbilt * -/- L 41-92
1/6 South Carolina * -/18 L 46-60
1/10 Florida * -/- L 55-61
1/13 at LSU * -/- L 42-62
1/17 at Kentucky * -/5 L 47-100
1/24 Texas A&M * -/16 L 33-81
1/27 Ole Miss * -/- W 72-57
1/31 at Tennessee * -/9 L 45-88
2/3 Arkansas * -/- W 47-44
2/10 at Missouri * -/- W 61-56
2/14 at Ole Miss * -/- L 51-65
2/17 LSU * -/- L 41-63
2/21 Alabama * -/- W 75-51
2/24 at South Carolina * -/15 L 43-58
2/28 Georgia * -/11 W 50-38
3/3 at Auburn * -/- L 65-74
SEC TOURNAMENT (DULUTH, GA.)
3/6 (2) vs. Alabama 13 -/- L 36-63
2013-14 (22-14, 5-11)
WNIT QUARTERFINALS
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 16-5 AWAY: 3-7 NEUTRAL: 3-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS 11/8 at Houston -/- W 76-68
11/13 Jackson State -/- W
11/26 Savannah State -/- W
GULF COAST SHOWCASE (NAPLES, FLA.)
11/29 (1) vs. Grand Canyon -/-
WNIT (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/20 (3)
3/24 (3) Southern Miss -/- W 74-66 (2OT)
3/27 (3) Auburn -/- W 59-54
3/30 (3) South Florida -/- L 58-60
* - SEC Game
1 - German Arena in Naples, Fla.
2 - 2014 SEC Tournament at Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, Ga.
3 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
NCAA SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 17-1 AWAY: 7-5 NEUTRAL: 3-1
FINAL RANKING: 12th AP | 18th Coaches AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
PRESEASON WNIT (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
11/14 (1) Mercer -/- W 97-66
11/16 (1) Arkansas State -/- W 93-83
11/20 (1) West Virginia -/17 W 74-61
11/23 (1) Western Kentucky -/- W 88-77
11/25 Louisiana-Monroe 25/- W 80-46
11/29 at New Orleans 25/- W 85-45
12/2 North Dakota State 23/- W 109-58
12/7 Southeastern La. 23/- W 97-36
12/11 Louisiana Tech 22/- W 81-77
12/14 at Southern Miss 22/- W 73-46
12/15 Mississippi Valley State21/- W 104-41
12/17 at Louisiana 21/- W 66-51
SOUTH POINT HOLIDAY HOOPS CLASSIC (LAS VEGAS, NEV.)
12/20 (2) vs. Illinois-Chicago 21/- W 73-36
12/21 (2) vs. Miami [OH] 21/- W 68-42
12/29 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 17/- W 83-26
1/2 Georgia * 17/19 W 64-56
1/4 at Missouri * 17/- W 53-47
1/8 Arkansas * 14/- W 72-57
1/11 at Vanderbilt * 14/- L 62-78
1/15 LSU * 15/- L 69-71 (2OT)
1/18 Alabama * 15/- W 66-50
1/22 at Ole Miss * 18/- W 64-62
1/26 at Auburn * 18/- W 59-48
1/29 Vanderbilt * 18/- W 69-44
2/1 at Tennessee * 18/6 L 67-79
2/8 Texas A&M * 17/14 W 63-61 (OT)
2/12 at Kentucky * 13/10 L 90-92 (2OT)
2/15 Florida * 13/- W 75-62
2/22 at Alabama * 14/- W 57-55
2/26 at South Carolina * 11/2 L 50-69
3/1 Ole Miss * 11/- W 55-47
SEC TOURNAMENT (NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.)
3/6 (3) vs. Kentucky 6 11/12 L 67-76
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (DURHAM, N.C.)
3/20 (4) vs. Tulane 12 12/- W 57-47
3/22 (4) at Duke 4 12/16 L 56-64
* - SEC Game
1 - Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
2 - South Point Hotel Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.
3 - 2015 SEC Tournament at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock, Ark.
4 - 2015 NCAA Tournament at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, N.C.
2015-16 (28-8, 11-5)
NCAA SWEET 16
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 16-2 AWAY: 6-4 NEUTRAL: 6-2
FINAL RANKING: 16th AP | 18th Coaches
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/13 Samford 11/- W 68-47
11/21 Grambling 10/- W 107-43
11/24 Mississippi Valley State 8/- W 109-37
11/27 Norfolk State 8/- W 92-34
11/29 Savannah State 9/- W 92-25
12/2 at Texas 9/6 L 47-53
12/6 Tennessee State 9/- W 82-54
12/13 at Louisiana Tech 9/- W 93-63
12/16 Southern Miss 9/- W 78-65
PUERTO RICO CLASSIC (SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO)
12/19 (1) vs. Florida Gulf Coast9/- W 65-60
12/20 (1) vs. Western Michigan9/- W 90-68
12/21 (1) vs. SMU 8/- W 72-70
12/28 Southeastern La. 8/- W 81-41
SEC/AAC CHALLENGE (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.)
12/30 (2) vs. South Florida 8/20 W 68-58
1/3 at Florida * 8/- W 76-70
1/7 Auburn * 7/- W 60-45
1/10 Arkansas * 7/- W 80-55
1/14 at Missouri * 7/24 L 54-66
1/18 Ole Miss * 10/- W 79-51
1/21 at Georgia * 10/- L 43-47
1/24 South Carolina * 10/2 L 51-57
1/28 Tennessee * 13/19 W 65-63 (OT)
1/31 at Arkansas * 13/- W 65-55
2/4 at LSU * 11/- W 71-52
2/7 Missouri * 11/21 W 52-42
2/11 at Texas A&M * 11/15 L 58-64
2/18 Kentucky * 14/16 L 60-83
2/21 at Ole Miss * 14/- W 60-51
2/25 at Vanderbilt * 16/- W 66-61
2/28 Alabama * 16/- W 61-52
SEC TOURNAMENT (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.)
3/4 (3) vs. Vanderbilt 11 16/- W 63-46
3/5 (3) vs. Tennessee 7 16/- W 58-48
3/6 (3) vs. South Carolina 1 16/3 L 52-66
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/18 (4) Chattanooga 12 15/- W 60-50
3/20 (4) Michigan State 4 15/16 W 74-72
NCAA BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL (BRIDGEPORT, CONN.)
3/26 (5) vs. UConn 1 15/1 L 38-98
* - SEC Game
1 - Coliseo Ruben Zayas Montanez in San Juan, Puerto Rico
2 - SEC/AAC Challenge at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla.
3 - 2016 SEC Tournament at Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla.
4 - 2016 NCAA Tournament at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
5 - 2016 NCAA Tournament Bridgeport Regional at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn.
2016-17 (34-5, 13-3)
FINAL FOUR
NATIONAL FINALIST
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 12-1 AWAY: 12-2 NEUTRAL: 10-2
FINAL RANKING: 7th AP | 2nd Coaches AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
MAINE TIPOFF TOURNAMENT (BANGOR, MAINE)
11/11 (1) vs. Villanova 10/- W 108-62
11/12 (1) at Maine 10/- W 87-43
11/16 (2) vs. Tulane 10/- W 66-49
11/20 Texas 10/8 W 79-68
RAINBOW WAHINE SHOWDOWN (HONOLULU, HAWAII) 11/25 (3) vs. Oregon 7/- W 75-63 11/26 (3) vs. San
(LOS
SEC TOURNAMENT (GREENVILLE, S.C.)
3/3 (6) vs. LSU 7 6/- W 78-61
3/4 (6) vs. Texas A&M 6 6/- W 66-50
3/5 (6) vs. South Carolina 1 6/5 L 49-59
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/17 (7) Troy 15 7/- W 110-69
3/19 (7) DePaul 7 7/19 W 92-71
NCAA OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL (OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.)
3/24 (8) vs. Washington 3 7/12 W 75-64
3/26 (8) vs. Baylor 1 7/5 W 94-85 (OT)
NCAA NATIONAL SEMIFINAL AND FINAL (DALLAS, TEXAS)
3/31 (9) vs. UConn 1 7/1 W 66-64 (OT)
4/2 (9) vs. South Carolina 1 7/3 L 55-67
* - SEC Game
1 - Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine
2 - Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Miss.
3 - Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, Hawaii
4 - SEC/Big 12 Challenge at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa
5 - Galen Center in Los Angeles, Calif.
6 - 2017 SEC Tournmanet at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C.
7 - 2017 NCAA Tournament at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
8 - 2017 NCAA Tournament Oklahoma City Regional at Chesapeake Arena in Oklahoma City, Okla.
9 -2017 NCAA Tournament Final Four at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas
2017-18 (37-2, 16-0)
SEC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
FINAL FOUR
NATIONAL FINALIST
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 18-0 AWAY: 9-0 NEUTRAL: 10-2
FINAL RANKING: 4th AP | 2nd Coaches
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/10 Virginia 7/- W 68-53
11/16 Georgia State 7/- W 106-50
11/19 Southern Miss 7/- W 91-56
CANCUN CHALLENGE (CANCUN, MEXICO)
11/23 (1) vs. Arizona State 7/24 W 65-57
11/24 (1) vs. Columbia 7/- W 90-54
11/25 (1) vs. Green Bay 7/- W 67-46
11/29 (2) vs. Louisiana 6/- W 94-37
12/3 (3) Oklahoma State 6/- W 79-76
12/10 Little Rock 6/- W 86-48
12/13 Oregon 5/9 W 90-79
12/17 Maine 5/- W 83-43
DUEL IN THE DESERT (LAS VEGAS, NEV.)
12/20 (4) at UNLV 5/- W 103-63
12/21 (4) vs. Syracuse 5/- W 76-65
12/28 MIssissippi Valley State 5/- W 112-36
12/31 at Georgia * 5/- W 86-62
1/4 Arkansas * 5/- W 111-69
1/7 at LSU * 5/- W 83-70
1/11 Ole Miss * 4/- W 76-45
1/14 Alabama * 4/- W 75-61
1/21 at Tennessee * 3/6 W 71-52
1/25 Florida * 2/- W 90-53
1/28 at Ole Miss * 2/- W 69-49
2/1 at Missouri * 2/15 W 57-53
2/5 South Carolina * 2/7 W 67-53
2/8 at Florida * 2/- W 98-50
2/11 Kentucky * 2/- W 74-55
2/15 at Vanderbilt * 2/- W 95-50
2/18 Texas A&M * 2/17 W 76-55
2/22 Auburn * 2/- W 82-61
2/25 at Kentucky * 2/- W 85-63
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/2 (5) vs. Kentucky 9 2/- W 81-58
3/3 (5) vs. Texas A&M 5 2/15 W 70-55
3/4 (5) vs. South Carolina 2 2/8 L 51-62
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/17 (6) Nicholls State 16 4/- W 95-50
3/19 (6) Oklahoma State 9 4/- W 71-56
NCAA KANSAS CITY REGIONAL (KANSAS CITY, MO.)
3/23 (7) vs. NC State 4 4/21 W 71-57
3/25 (7) vs. UCLA 3 4/9 W 89-73
NCAA NATIONAL SEMIFINAL & FINAL (COLUMBUS, OHIO)
3/30 (8) vs. Louisville 1 4/3 W 73-63 (OT)
4/1 (8) vs. Notre Dame 1 4/5 L 58-61
* - SEC Game
1 - Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya in Cancun, Mexico
2 - Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson, Miss.
3 - Big 12/SEC Challenge (Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
4 - Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas, Nev.
5 - 2018 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
6 - 2018 NCAA Tournament at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
7 - 2018 NCAA Tournament Kansas City Regional at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.
8 - 2018 NCAA Tournament Final For at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
2018-19 (33-3, 15-1)
SEC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
SEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
NCAA ELITE EIGHT
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer
HOME: 16-1 AWAY: 13-1 NEUTRAL: 4-1
FINAL RANKING: 4th AP | 5th Coaches
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/6 SE Missouri State 6/- W 88-53
11/9 at Virginia 6/- W 72-44
11/15 Lamar 6/- W 104-53
11/18 Coppin State 6/- W 110-38
11/21 Furman 6/- W 106-41
11/24 Jackson State 6/- W 105-38
11/28 at Little Rock 6/- W 98-63
12/2 (1) at Texas 6/10 W 67-49
12/6 Marquette 6/18 W 87-82
12/14 at Southern Miss 5/- W 86-42
12/18 at Oregon 4/7 L 74-82
12/20 at Washington 4/- W 103-56
12/30 Louisiana 8/- W 104-36
1/3 at Arkansas * 7/- W 93-69
1/6 Kentucky * 7/16 W 86-71
1/10 Georgia * 7/- W 80-71
1/14 at Auburn * 7/- W 85-59
1/17 South Carolina * 7/15 W 89-74
1/24 at Florida * 7/- W 90-42
1/27 Ole Miss * 7/- W 80-49
1/31 at LSU * 6/- W 68-35
2/3 at Alabama * 6/- W 65-49
2/10 Tennessee * 6/- W 91-63
2/14 Missouri * 5/- L 67-75
2/17 at Texas A&M * 5/22 W 92-64
2/21 at Ole Miss * 6/- W 80-66
2/24 Vanderbilt * 6/- W 86-70
2/28 LSU * 5/- W 76-56
3/3 at South Carolina * 5/14 W 68-64
SEC TOURNAMENT (GREENVILLE, S.C.)
3/8 (2) vs. Tennessee 8 5/- W 83-68
3/9 (2) vs. Missouri 5 5/- W 71-56
3/10 (2) vs. Arkansas 10 5/- W 101-70
NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
3/22 (3) Southern 16 4/- W 103-46
3/24 (3) Clemson 9 4/- W 85-61
NCAA PORTLAND REGIONAL (PORTLAND, ORE.)
3/29 (4) vs. Arizona State 5 4/23 W 76-53 3/31 (4) vs. Oregon 2 4/7 L 84-88
* - SEC Game
1 - SEC/Big 12 Challenge at Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas
2 - 2019 SEC Tournament at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C.
3 - 2019 NCAA Tournament at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
4 - 2019 NCAA Tournament Portland Regional at Moda Center in Portland, Ore.
2019-20 (27-6, 13-3)
SEASON ENDED BEFORE NCAA TOURNAMENT DUE TO COVID-19
HEAD COACH: Vic Schaefer HOME: 12-2 AWAY: 9-2 NEUTRAL: 6-2
FINAL RANKING: 9th AP | 10th Coaches AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/9 Southern Miss 10/- W 91-58 11/11 UT Martin 10/- W 82-46 11/15 Murray State 10/- W 124-43
11/18 Troy 10/- W 122-82 11/21 at Jackson State 10/- W 92-53 11/25 at Marquette 10/- W 74-68
GREATER VICTORIA INVITATIONAL (VICTORIA, CANADA) 11/28 (1) vs. San Francisco 10/- W 73-38 11/29 (1) vs.
IN THE DESERT (LAS VEGAS, NEV.)
S.C.)
(4) vs. South Carolina 1 9/1 L 62-76 * - SEC Game
1 - Greater Victoria Invitational at CARSA Gym in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
2 - Big 12/SEC Challenge at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
3 - Duel in the Desert at Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas, Nev.
4 - 2020 SEC Tournament at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C.
2020-21 (10-9, 5-7)
HEAD COACH: Nikki McCray-Penson
HOME: 7-4 AWAY: 3-4 NEUTRAL: 0-1
AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/29 Jackson State 6/- W 88-58
12/2 New Orleans 6/- W 105-51
12/5 at South Florida 6/- L 63-67 (OT)
12/14 Troy 12/- W 103-76
12/18 Southern 13/- W 79-55
12/20 Central Arkansas 13/- W 72-49
12/31 at Georgia * 12/- W 69-62
1/3 Kentucky * 12/13 L (OT) 86-92
1/7 at Florida * 14/- W 68-56
1/10 Ole Miss * 14/- W 60-56
1/14 Alabama * 14/- L 78-86
1/17 at Texas A&M * 14/7 L 41-69
1/28 South Carolina * 21/4 L 52-75
2/11 at Arkansas * -/18 L 80-86
2/21 at Alabama * -/- L 63-71
2/23 Auburn * -/- W 81-68
2/25 at LSU * -/- W 68-59
2/28 Missouri * -/- L 57-77
SEC TOURNAMENT (GREENVILLE, S.C.)
3/4 (1) vs. LSU 8 -/- L 62-71
* - SEC Game
1 - 2021 SEC Tournament at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C.
GAMES CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 vs. Maine (11/28) vs. UConn/Quinnipiac (11/29) at Southern Miss (12/12) Vanderbilt (1/3) at Vanderbilt (2/1) at Ole Miss (2/14) Tennessee (2/16)
2021-22 (15-14, 6-10)
INTERIM HEAD COACH: Doug Novak HOME: 11-5 AWAY: 3-7 NEUTRAL: 1-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/9 Alabama State -/- W 91-62
11/12 South Dakota State -/- W 76-71
11/14 Alcorn State -/- W 86-63
11/22 Bethune-Cookman -/- W 94,53
DAYTON BEACH INVITATIONAL (DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.)
11/25 (1) vs Dayton -/- W 65-54
11/27 (1) vs. Michigan -/12 L 48-64
12/1 McNeese State -/- W 102-55
12/4 (2) at Oklahoma -/- L 63-94
12/12 at UT Martin -/- W 54-37
MISSISSIPPI STATE MTE (STARKVILLE, MISS.)
12/18 Troy -/- L 66-73
12/19 Jackson State -/- W 74-66
12/20 South Carolina State -/- W 85-47
1/2 at South Carolina * -/1 L 68-80
1/6 at Alabama * -/- W 65-62
1/9 Vanderbilt * -/- W 70-63
1/16 at Ole Miss * -/- L 71-86
1/20 Georgia * -/13 L 63-66
1/23 at Arkansas * -/- L 54-74
1/27 Missouri * -/- W 77-62
1/30 Texas A&M * -/- W 78-58
2/3 at Auburn * -/- W 70-65
2/10 Florida * -/19 L 64-73
2/13 Ole Miss * -/- W 70-59
2/15 at Kentucky * -/- L 74-81
2/17 LSU * -/11 L 59-71
2/20 at Missouri * -/- L 66-86
2/24 at Tennessee * -/14 L 64-86
2/27 Arkansas * -/- L 79-87
SEC TOURNAMENT (NASHVILLE, TENN.)
3/3 (3) vs. Kentucky 7 -/- L 67-83
* - SEC Game
1 - Daytona Beach Invitational at Ocean Center Arena in Daytona Beach, Fla.
2 - Big 12/SEC Challenge at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla.
3 - 2022 SEC Tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
2022-23 (22-11, 9-7)
NCAA SECOND ROUND
HEAD COACH: Sam Purcell
HOME: 14-2 AWAY: 3-7 NEUTRAL: 5-2 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/9 Mississippi Valley St. -/- W 104-47 11/11 North Alabama -/- W 77-44
11/14 at South Dakota St. -/- L 62-63
11/18 Alabama St. -/- W 81-46
11/20 Colorado St. -/- W 71-66
PUERTO RICO CLASICO (SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO)
11/25 (1) vs. Georgetown -/- W 67-32
11/26 (1) vs. Nebraska -/- L 65-73 (OT)
11/29 ULM -/- W 94-39
12/4 Grambling St. -/- W 73-47
12/11 Texas A&M-Commerce -/- W 88-53
12/15 Florida A&M -/- W 72-47
SUN COAST CHALLENGE (TAMPA, FLA.)
12/19 (2) vs. Georgetown -/- W 83-47
12/20 (2) vs. New Mexico -/- W 87-58
12/29 at Vanderbilt * -/- W 72-44
1/1 Ole Miss * -/- L 50-61
1/5 at Tennessee * -/- L 69-80
1/8 South Carolina * -/1 L 51-58
1/15 at Texas A&M * -/- W 60-44
1/19 Auburn * -/- W 72-58
1/22 Kentucky * -/- W 77-76
1/26 at Ole Miss * -/- L 63-78
1/29 at Georgia * -/- L 34-62
2/6 Tennessee * -/- W 91-90 (2OT)
2/9 at Florida * -/- W 73-56
2/12 Texas A&M * -/- W 70-62
2/16 at Missouri * -/- L 62-75
2/19 Alabama * -/- W 60-45
2/23 Arkansas * -/- W 87-73
2/26 at LSU * -/5 W 59-74
SEC TOURNAMENT (GREENVILLE, S.C.)
3/2 (3) vs. Texas A&M 13 -/- L 72-79
NCAA TOURNAMENT (SOUTH BEND, IND.)
3/15 (4) vs. Illinios 11 -/- W 70-56
3/17 (4) vs. Creighton 6 -/- W 81-66
3/19 (4) vs. Notre Dame 3 -/- L 48-53
* - SEC Game
1 - Puerto Rico Clasico in San Juan, Puerto Rico
2 - 2023 Sun Coast Challenge in Tampa, Fla.
3 - 2023 SEC Tournament at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C.
4 - 2023 NCAA Tournament
2023-24 (23-12, 8-8)
WBIT
QUARTERFINALS
HEAD COACH: Sam Purcell HOME: 13-5 AWAY: 7-6 NEUTRAL: 3-1 AP RANK
DATE OPPONENT MSU/OPP RESULTS
11/6 Alcorn State 25/- W 77-42
11/10 Southeastern La. 25/- W 67-46
11/12 Jacksonville State 25/- W 84-45 11/15 New Orleans RV/- W 87-26 11/19 at Belmont 25/- W 63-62
VAN CHANCELLOR CLASSIC (KATY, TEXAS) 11/24 (1) vs. Clemson 25/- W 81-78
ALABAMA (UA leads 40-24)
At Mississippi State: Alabama leads 19-11
At Alabama: Alabama leads 18-12
At Neutral Site: .......... Alabama leads 3-1
Current Win Streak: .........................UA 1
Last MSU Win: ............ 60-45 (2/19/2023)
Last Alabama Win: ...... 75-87 (2/25/2024)
Biggest MSU Win: 110-74 (1/15/1997)
Biggest UA Win: 97-64 (1/13/1996)
2/25/2024 L 75-87 A
2/19/2023 W 60-45 H
1/6/2022 W 65-62 A
1/14/2021 L 78-86 H
2/21/2021 L 63-71 A
2/23/2020 L 64-66 H
2/3/2019 W 65-49 A
1/14/2018 W 75-61 H
1/19/2017 W 67-54 A
2/28/2016 W 61-52 H
2/22/2015 W 57-55 A
1/18/2015 W 66-50 H
2/20/2014 L 64-72 (OT) A
3/6/2013 L 36-63 N(50)
2/21/2013 W 75-51 H
1/12/2012 W 66-61 A
2/24/2011 W 68-55 A
2/3/2011 L 61-66 H
2/25/2010 W 71-47 A
2/4/2010 W 77-44 H
3/1/2009 W 67-49 A
1/31/2008 W 79-59 H
2/22/2007 W 89-70 A
2/12/2006 L 59-61 H
1/30/2005 L 61-72 A
1/13/2005 W 84-77 H
2/29/2004 W 81-78 (OT) H
1/25/2004 W 65-57 A
1/30/2003 W 72-56 H
2/7/2002 L 86-92 A
1/21/2001 L 62-65 H
1/23/2000 W 85-65 A
1/17/1999 L 59-75 H
1/18/1998 L 69-85 A
1/10/1997 L 52-72 H
1/13/1996 L 64-97 A
2/18/1995 L 55-76 H
2/19/1994 L 55-68 A
2/6/1993 L 89-102 H
2/8/1992 L 66-69 A
2/23/1991 L 56-73 A
1/23/1991 L 57-69 H
2/14/1990 L 63-71 H
3/3/1989 L 55-59 N(50)
2/8/1989 L 64-77 A
2/13/1988 L 73-77 H
3/4/1987 L 76-88 N(50)
2/4/1987 L 54-77 A
1/2/1986 L 44-57 H
1/24/1985 L 61-87 A
1/9/1985 L 65-80 H
2/25/1984 L 61-69 H
1/28/1984 L 50-68 A
2/26/1983 L 58-69 A
1/29/1983 L 69-74 H
2/3/1982 L 65-87 A
1/6/1982 L 62-76 H
2/18/1981 L 73-75 (2OT) H
1/14/1981 W 76-69 A
11/30/1979 W 75-72 N(34)
2/4/1978 L 56-60 H
1/8/1978 L 61-75 A
2/12/1977 L 66-88 A 1/15/1977 W 110-74 H
ARKANSAS (MSU leads 24-21)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 13-7
At Arkansas: ........... Arkansas leads 12-8
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 3-2
Current Win Streak: ..................... MSU 2
Last MSU Win: ............ 66-63 (1/11/2024)
Last ARK Win: 79-87 (2/27/2022)
Largest MSU Win: 111-69 (1/4/2018)
Largest ARK Win: 51-80 (2/13/1993)
1/11/2024 W 66-63 A
2/23/2023 W 87-73 H
2/27/2022 L 79-87 H
1/23/2022 L 54-74 A
2/11/2021 L 80-86 A
2/27/2020 W 92-83 H
3/10/2019 W 101-70 N(50)
1/3/2019 W 93-69 A
1/4/2018 W 111-69 H
1/5/2017 W 59-51 A
1/31/2016 W 65-55 A
1/10/2016 W 80-55 H
1/8/2015 W 72-57 H
1/12/2014 W 54-50 A
2/3/2013 W 47-44 H
2/19/2012 L 53-67 A
1/26/2012 L 35-51 H
1/9/2011 L 56-61 H
1/14/2010 W 78-60 A
1/25/2009 L 62-65 H
1/27/2008 L 42-56 A
2/1/2007 W 80-75 H
1/7/2007 W 81-73 A
1/22/2006 L 58-60 A
1/5/2006 L 45-66 H
3/3/2005 L 73-80 N(50)
1/16/2005 L 71-83 A
3/4/2004 W 79-74 N(50)
2/1/2004 W 57-55 H
2/20/2003 W 72-59 A
1/24/2002 W 85-82 (OT) H
3/1/2001 L 76-94 N(50)
1/18/2001 L 45-72 A
1/20/2000 W 69-56 H
2/24/1999 W 79-70 N(50)
1/28/1999 W 81-60 H
1/14/1999 L 58-85 A
1/28/1998 L 70-89 A
1/15/1998 L 73-80 H
1/5/1997 L 67-84 A
1/6/1996 W 77-67 H
2/26/1995 L 63-86 A
2/26/1994 L 61-67 A
2/13/1993 L 51-80 A
2/15/1992 W 76-66 H
AUBURN (AU leads 36-27)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 16-14
At Auburn: Auburn leads 21-9
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 2-1
Current Win Streak: ........................ AU 1
Last MSU Win: ............ 72-58 (1/19/2023)
Last Auburn Win: ......... 60-77 (2/29/2024)
Largest MSU Win: 77-47 (2/2/2017)
Largest Auburn Win 38-89 (1/26/1991)
2/29/2024 L 60-77 A
1/19/2023 W 72-58 H
2/3/2022 W 70-65 A
2/23/2021 W 81-68 H
2/20/2020 W 92-85 A
1/30/2020 W 78-73 H
1/14/2019 W 85-59 A
2/22/2018 W 82-61 H
2/2/2017 W 77-47 A
1/7/2016 W 60-45 H
1/26/2015 W 59-48 A
3/27/2014 W 59-54 H(61)
2/9/2014 L 43-51 A 1/5/2014 L 74-82 H 3/3/2013 L 65-74 A
1/22/2012 W 62-57 H 3/3/2011 W 49-47 N(50)
2/6/2011 W 57-45 A
1/20/2011 L 41-45 H
2/21/2010 L 36-50 H
1/3/2010 W 73-58 A 2/15/2009 L 58-63 H
2/3/2008 L 42-68 A
2/4/2007 L 57-63 H
1/29/2006 L 44-74 A
2/27/2005 W 75-68 (OT) H 1/29/2004 L 53-80 A
3/2/2003 W 65-56 A
1/23/2003 W 69-60 H
2/3/2002 W 76-57 H
1/20/2002 L 61-81 A 1/25/2001 L 48-78 A
3/3/2000 W 66-56 N(50)
1/27/2000 W 74-68 (OT) H 1/24/1999 L 46-57 A
1/25/1998 W 63-59 H 1/18/1997 L 59-77 A
1/20/1996 W 71-67 H
2/11/1995 L 63-77 A 2/12/1994 L 47-85 H 1/30/1993 L 64-72 A 2/2/1992 W 62-51 H 1/26/1991 L 38-89 A
1/10/1990 L 48-83 H 1/11/1989 L 35-77 A 3/5/1988 L 48-78 N(50) 1/16/1988 L 65-76 H 2/11/1987 L 35-82 A
1/11/1986 L 32-82 H 2/9/1985 L 57-78 H 1/7/1985 L 49-79 A 2/11/1984 L 49-60 H 1/12/1984 L 47-72 A 2/12/1983 L 65-83 H 1/3/1983 L 59-77 A
2/13/1982 L 61-80 H 1/16/1982 L 47-68 A 1/19/1981 L 59-72 A 1/9/1980 L 65-70 H 2/19/1979 W 64-61 H 1/22/1979 W 65-56 A 1/4/1978 W 73-56 H 1/3/1977 L 70-71 (OT) A
FLORIDA (MSU leads 28-27)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 15-10 At Florida: UF leads 13-11
Current Win Streak: ........................ UF 1 Last MSU Win:............. 89-77 (1/22/2024) Last UF Win: ............... 70-90 (2/11/2024) Largest MSU Win: 90-42 (1/24/2019) 98-50 (2/8/2018) Largest UF Win: 45-95 (2/24/1996) 2/11/2024 L 70-90 H 1/22/2024 W 89-77 A 2/9/2023 W 73-56 A 2/10/2022 L 64-73 H 1/7/2021 W 68-56 A 1/2/2020 W 93-47 H 1/24/2019 W 90-42 A 2/8/2018 W 98-50 A 1/25/2018 W 90-53 H 1/12/2017 W 82-49 H 1/3/2016 W 76-70 A 2/15/2015 W 75-62 H 3/6/2014 L 67-71 N(50) 1/2/2014 L 72-82 A 1/10/2013 L
H 2/7/2010 L
(2OT) A 1/17/2010 L 52-55 H 1/8/2009 L 66-80 A 2/10/2008 W 83-71 H 3/1/2007 L 63-69 N(50) 2/11/2007 W 79-74 A 3/2/2006 L 83-98 N(50) 2/9/2006 L 48-63 H 2/13/2005 L 56-67 A 2/12/2004 W 88-76 H 2/2/2003 W 83-54 A 2/24/2002 W 83-63 H 2/18/2001 W 79-75 A 1/4/2001 L 70-82 H 2/20/2000 W 66-57 H 1/6/2000 L 72-85 A 2/21/1999 W 68-56 H 2/22/1998 L 68-74 A 2/22/1997 L 71-75 H 2/24/1996 L 45-95 A 1/7/1995 L 47-79 H 1/8/1994 L 66-80 A 12/1/1992 W 74-58 H 12/18/1991 W 66-64 A 1/19/1991 L 71-74 H 1/20/1990 L 87-91 (OT) A 1/21/1989 W 84-80 H
At Mississippi State: ........ LSU leads 20-9 At LSU: ........................... LSU leads 24-5
Neutral Site: ..................... LSU leads 6-2
Current Win Streak: ..................... MSU 1
Last MSU Win: 77-73 (1/29/2024)
Last LSU Win: 74-59 (2/26/2023)
Largest MSU Win: 68-35 (1/31/2019)
Largest LSU Win: 84-31 (1/20/2008)
1/29/2024 W 77-73 H
2/26/2023 L 59-74 A
2/17/2022 L 59-71 H
3/4/2021 L 62-71 N(50)
2/25/2021 W 68-59 A
3/6/2020 W 79-49 N(50)
1/16/2020 W 64-60 H
2/28/2019 W 76-56 H 1/31/2019 W 68-35 A
1/7/2018 W 83-70 A 3/3/2017 W 78-61 N(50)
1/1/2017 W 74-48 H
2/4/2016 W 71-52 A 1/15/2015 L 69-71 (2OT) H
1/30/2014 L 56-65 A 2/17/2013 L 41-63 H
1/13/2013 L 42-62 A
2/9/2012 L 49-53 A 1/5/2012 L 48-53 H 1/13/2011 L 55-72 H 2/28/2010 L 47-76 A
3/6/2009 L 58-63 N(50)
2/8/2009 W 65-55 H 1/22/2009 W 38-36 A 3/2/2008 L 49-64 H 1/20/2008 L 31-84 A 1/14/2007 L 50-77 H
2/26/2006 L 48-62 A 2/6/2005 L 40-67 H 2/22/2004 L 61-78 A 2/9/2003 L 72-77 H 2/21/2002 L 77-88 A
1/28/2001 L 54-78 A 1/7/2001 L 63-70 H 1/30/2000 L 58-64 H 1/9/2000 L 54-61 A 1/3/1999 L 61-68 H 1/3/1998 L 67-76 A 12/3/1996 L 76-77 H 3/1/1996 L 63-85 N(50) 12/4/1995 L 64-85 A 1/10/1995 W 72-65 H 1/5/1994 L 72-83 A 2/27/1993 W 76-71 H
3/6/1992 L 56-61 N(50) 2/29/1992 L 50-70 A 1/9/1991 L 56-79 H 3/2/1990 L 49-68 N(50) 2/3/1990 L 54-92 A 2/4/1989 W 87-77 H 1/30/1988 L 49-57 A 2/25/1987 L 67-79 H 1/4/1986 L 45-67 A 2/18/1985 L 61-81 A 1/28/1985 L 71-102 H 2/20/1984 L 61-75 H 1/23/1984 L 61-85 A 12/22/1983 L 59-86 N(10) 2/21/1983 L 58-83 A 1/24/1983 L 67-77 H 2/6/1982 L 47-67 H 1/9/1982 L
A 2/9/1981 W
H 1/2/1980 L
A 2/7/1977 L 82-99 A 1/10/1977 L 75-87 H
MISSOURI (MSU leads 11-5) At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 5-2 At Missouri: MSU leads 4-3 Neutral Site: MSU leads 2-0 Current Win Streak: MSU 1 Last MSU Win: 90-75 (3/3/2024) Last Mizzou Win: 75-62 (2/16/2023) Largest MSU Win: ......... 70-53 (2/5/2017) Largest Mizzou Win: ..... 66-54 (1/14/2016) 3/3/2024 W 90-75 H 2/16/2023 L 62-75 A 2/20/2022 L 66-76 A 1/27/2022 W 77-62 H 2/28/2021 L 57-77 H 1/9/2020 W 79-64 A 3/9/2019 W 71-56 N(50 2/14/2019 L 67-75 H 2/1/2018 W 57-53 A 2/5/2017 W 70-53 H 2/7/2016 W 52-42 H 1/14/2016 L 54-66 A 1/4/2015 W 53-47 A 3/5/2014 W 73-70 N(50) 1/26/2014 W 69-62 H 2/10/2013 W 61-56 A
OLE MISS (OM leads 67-39) At Mississippi State: OM leads 25-23 At Ole Miss: OM leads 35-15
Neutral Site: ...................... OM leads 7-1
Current Win Streak: ...................... OM 1
Last MSU Win: 69-57 (1/14/2024) Last OM Win: 71-75 (OT) (2/18/2024) Largest MSU Win: ........ 80-39 (1/26/2020) Largest OM Win: .......... 88-45 (2/23/1985) 2/18/2024 L 71-75 (OT) A 1/14/2024 W 69-57 H 1/26/2023 L 63-78 A 1/1/2023 L 50-61 H 2/13/2022 W 70-59 H 1/16/2022 L 71-86 A 1/10/2021 W 60-56 H
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SERIES HISTORY
3/1/2020 W 84-59 A
1/26/2020 W 80-39 H
2/21/2019 W 80-66 A
1/21/2019 W 80-66 H
1/28/2018 W 69-49 A
1/11/2018 W 76-45 H
2/12/2017 W 66-44 A
1/16/2017 W 73-62 H
2/21/2016 W 60-51 A
1/18/2016 W 79-51 H
3/1/2015 W 55-47 H
1/22/2015 W 64-62 A
2/23/2014 W 72-70 (OT) H
1/23/2014 L 87-85 (OT) A
2/14/2013 L 51-65 A
1/27/2013 W 72-57 H
2/12/2012 W 53-50 (OT) H
1/19/2012 W 51-46 A
2/27/2011 W 65-55 H
2/10/2011 W 59-43 A
2/14/2010 W 73-54 H
1/21/2010 L 58-66 A
2/12/2009 W 66-50 A
1/11/2009 W 69-64 H
3/6/2008 L 49-54 N(50)
2/14/2008 L 65-73 A
1/24/2008 W 57-52 H
2/18/2007 L 84-86 (OT) H
1/28/2007 W 73-71 A
1/26/2006 L 71-76 H
1/8/2006 W 70-59 A
2/17/2005 W 61-52 H
1/27/2005 L 64-72 A
2/8/2004 L 62-78 H
1/18/2004 L 60-69 A
2/23/2003 W 70-62 H
1/19/2003 W 69-60 A
1/27/2002 W 87-66 A
1/10/2002 W 82-57 H
2/1/2001 L 57-74 H
1/11/2001 W 60-55 A
3/2/2000 W 75-59 N(50)
2/2/2000 W 66-60 A
1/13/2000 W 82-58 H
2/11/1999 W 69-55 H
1/7/1999 L 61-69 A
1/21/1998 L 74-83 A
1/7/1998 W 80-76 H
2/19/1997 L 56-76 A
1/14/1997 L 59-62 H
2/21/1996 L 68-71 H
1/17/1996 L 51-74 A
3/3/1995 L 69-78 N(50)
2/15/1995 L 59-88 A
3/4/1994 L 64-100 N(50)
2/23/1994 L 63-74 H
2/24/1993 L 77-83 A
2/26/1992 L 50-60 H
3/1/1991 L 56-74 N(50)
2/13/1991 L 57-75 A
1/12/1991 L 41-67 H
2/24/1990 L 54-69 A
1/24/1990 L 53-80 H
2/25/1989 L 55-79 H
1/25/1989 L 65-78 A
2/20/1988 L 71-72 H
1/20/1988 L 57-79 A
2/14/1987 L 50-78 A
1/14/1987 L 51-68 H
2/19/1986 L 47-69 H
1/18/1986 L 43-82 A
2/23/1985 L 45-88 A(50)
2/16/1985 L 64-90 A
1/23/1985 L 64-87 H
2/18/1984 L 51-61 H
1/21/1984 L 64-76 A
3/4/1983 L 56-59 N(50)
2/19/1983 L 59-70 A
1/22/1983 L 63-78 H
2/20/1982 L 66-71 H
1/23/1982 L 56-72 A 11/24/1980 W 86-83 H
12/4/1979 L 56-93 A
1/29/1979 L 75-98 A
1/11/1979 L 54-79 H
1/6/1979 L 69-81 H(25)
3/4/1978 L 69-87 H(25)
2/25/1978 L 65-75 A
2/13/1978 L 64-71 H
1/26/1978 L 63-74 A
2/4/1977 L 66-88 A
1/8/1977 L 49-71 H
2/28/1976 L 67-76 N(1)
1/27/1976 L 60-84 H
1/5/1976 L 49-74 A
12/19/1975 L 45-85 N(3)
2/28/1975 L 53-68 A
2/15/1975 L 67-73 A 1/23/1975 L 77-90 A
OKLAHOMA (OU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Oklahoma: OU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: OU leads 1-0
12/4/2021 L 63-94 A(76) 11/23/2007 L 73-88 N(5)
SOUTH CAROLINA (SC leads 27-19)
At Mississippi State: ....... MSU leads 11-8
At South Carolina: SC leads 14-6
At Neutral Sites: SC leads 5-2
Current Win Streak: ........................ SC 6
Last MSU Win: 68-64 (3/3/2019)
Last SC Win: 66-85 (1/7/2024)
Largest MSU Win: 58-41 (2/26/2009)
Largest SC Win:........... 47-75 (2/23/2006)
1/7/2024 L 66-85 A
1/8/2023 L 51-58 H
1/2/2022 L 68-80 A
1/28/2021 L 52-75 H
3/8/2020 L 62-76 N(50)
1/20/2020 L 79-81 A
3/3/2019 W 68-64 A
1/17/2019 W 89-74 H
3/4/2018 L 51-62 N(50)
2/5/2018 W 67-53 H
4/2/2017 L 55-67 N(41)
3/5/2017 L 49-59 N(50)
1/23/2017 L 61-64 A
3/6/2016 L 52-66 N(50)
1/24/2016 L 51-57 H
2/26/2015 L 50-69 A
2/6/2014 L 64-71 H
2/24/2013 L 43-58 A
1/06/2013 L 46-60 H
1/29/2012 L 43-69 A
2/13/2011 L 53-60 H
2/11/2010 W 55-53 A
3/5/2009 W 49-39 N(50)
2/26/2009 W 58-41 H
2/21/2008 W 58-54 A
2/25/2007 L 66-72 (OT) A
1/21/2007 W 87-73 H
2/23/2006 L 47-75 A
2/5/2006 L 46-51 H
1/6/2005 W 55-48 A
2/19/2004 W 72-62 H
3/7/2003 W 79-75 N(50)
1/9/2003 L 79-83 A 1/6/2002 L 64-79 H
2/15/2001 L 59-76 A
1/17/2000 W 86-73 H 1/10/1999 W 69-66 A 1/11/1998 W 70-62 H 1/2/1997 W 81-71 A 1/3/1996 W 62-61 (OT) H
12/6/1994 L 56-63 A 12/8/1993 W 97-83 H 1/7/1993 L 61-72 A
2/22/1992 W 58-42 H 1/15/1986 W 57-51 H 12/29/1984 L 60-84 A(7)
TENNESSEE (UT leads 40-8)
At Mississippi State: UT leads 18-3
At Tennessee: UT leads 18-3
Neutral Site: UT leads 4-2
Current Win Streak: ........................ UT 1
Last MSU Win: 91-90 (2OT) (2/6/2023)
Last UT Win: 64-75 (1/18/2024)
Biggest MSU Win: 91-63 (2/10/2019)
Biggest UT Win: ........... 104-39 (2/9/1997)
1/18/2024 L 64-75 H
2/6/2023 W 91-90 (2OT) H
1/5/2023 L 69-80 A
2/24/2022 L 64-86 A 2/6/2020 W 72-55 A
3/8/2019 W 83-68 N(50)
2/10/2019 W 91-63 H 1/21/2018 W 71-52 A 2/26/2017 L 64-82 H 1/8/2017 W 74-64 A 3/5/2016 W 58-48 N(50)
1/28/2016 W 65-63 (OT) H 2/1/2015 L 67-79 A 1/16/2014 L 63-67 H 1/31/2013 L 45-88 A 2/16/2012 L 41-57 H 1/27/2011 L 55-81 A 1/10/2010 L 48-75 H 2/22/2009 L 68-82 A 1/15/2009 L 56-63 H 2/24/2008 L 46-72 H 2/7/2008 L 69-87 H
(2/4/2024) Last TAMU Win: 56-72 (3/7/2024) Largest MSU Win: 92-64 (2/17/2019) Largest TAMU Win: 81-33 (1/24/2013) 3/7/2024 L 56-72 N(50) 2/4/2024 W 74-63 A 3/2/2023 L 72-79 N(50) 2/12/2023 W
H 2/17/2019 W
A 3/3/2018 W
N(50) 2/18/2018 W
H 3/4/2017 W 66-50 N(50) 2/19/2017 W 72-67 A 1/29/2017 W 71-61 H 2/11/2016 L 58-64 A 2/8/2015 W 63-61 (OT) H 1/19/2014 L 35-73 A 1/24/2013 L 33-81 H 11/20/2011 L 47-93 A
TEXAS (MSU leads 3-2) At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0 At Texas: Tied 1-1 Neutral Site: ............................. Tied 1-1 Current Win Streak: ..................... MSU 2 Last MSU Win: ............ 67-49 (12/2/2018) Last UT Win: ............... 47-53 (12/2/2015) Largest MSU Win: ........ 67-49 (12/2/2018) Largest UT Win: ......... 55-73 (11/26/2009) 12/2/2018 W 67-49 A(74) 11/20/2016 W 79-68 H 12/2/2015 L 47-53 A 11/26/2009 L 55-73 N(43) 3/21/2009 W 71-63 N(41)
VANDERBILT (VU leads 37-24)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 15-12
At Vanderbilt: VU leads 19-6
Neutral Site: VU leads 6-3
1/18/2007 L 44-73 A 1/15/2006 L 56-79 H 2/24/2005 L 56-78 A 3/5/2004 L 57-67 N(50) 1/11/2004 L 53-61 H 3/8/2003 L 75-76 N(50) 1/26/2003 L 68-82 A 2/14/2002 L 78-80 H 1/15/2001 L 59-66 A 3/5/2000 L 67-70 N(50) 2/17/2000 L
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SERIES HISTORY
Current Win Streak: VU 1
Last MSU Win: 72-44 (12/29/22)
Last VU Win: 66-71 (1/4/2023)
Largest MSU Win: 95-50 (2/15/2018) 86-41 (2/9/2017)
Largest VU Win: 108-44 (1/17/1993)
1/4/2024 L 66-71 H
12/29/2022 W 72-44 A
1/9/2022 W 70-63 H
1/23/2020 W 68-52 A
2/24/2019 W 86-70 H
2/15/2018 W 95-50 A
2/9/2017 W 86-41 H
3/4/2016 W 63-46 N(50)
2/25/2016 W 66-61 A
1/29/2015 W 69-44 H
1/11/2015 L 62-78 A
2/16/2014 W 64-62 H
1/3/2013 L 41-92 A
3/1/2012 L 51-67 N(50)
2/5/2012 L 59-65 H
3/4/2011 L 55-69 N(50)
2/17/2011 L 62-74 H
1/6/2011 L 44-65 A
1/24/2010 W 65-56 A
1/7/2010 W 90-76 H
2/5/2009 W 66-61 H
1/10/2008 L 50-72 A
2/15/2007 L 64-84 H
1/12/2006 L 48-87 A
2/3/2005 L 98-106 (2OT) H
2/26/2004 L 64-87 A
1/12/2003 W 78-75 H
2/10/2002 L 53-72 A
2/8/2001 W 71-62 H
2/10/2000 L 62-77 A
2/4/1999 L 43-63 A
12/6/1998 W 71-66 H
2/5/1998 L 66-73 H
12/14/1997 L 47-78 A
2/28/1997 L 42-70 N(50)
2/2/1997 L 60-99 A
2/2/1996 W 67-64 H
1/29/1995 L 60-107 A
1/29/1994 L 77-88 H
1/17/1993 L 44-108 A
1/18/1992 L 52-85 H
1/6/1991 L 57-71 A
1/27/1990 L 64-74 H
1/28/1989 L 53-75 A
2/3/1988 L 70-80 H
1/27/1987 L 61-71 A
3/1/1986 L 69-83 N(50)
1/25/1986 L 41-69 H
1/11/1985 L 54-86 A
3/3/1984 L 47-72 N(50)
2/16/1984 L 72-89 H
3/3/1983 W 53-51 N(50)
2/25/1982 L 67-87 N(50)
2/14/1981 W 83-77 A
1/29/1981 W 84-76 N(50)
2/16/1980 W 79-65 H
2/10/1979 L 57-66 A
1/13/1979 W 64-55 H
1/5/1979 W 72-61 H(25)
1/23/1978 W 85-60 H
11/11/1977 L 66-81 A
ALABAMA A&M (MSU leads 4-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 4-0
At Alabama A&M: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0
11/16/2001 W 88-42 H
2/22/2001 W 99-70 H
11/24/1999 W 96-50 H
2/17/1999 W 78-44 H
ALABAMA STATE (MSU leads 6-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 6-0
At Alabama State:............................. 0-0
12/3/1993 W 103-87 H(25) 1/4/1987 W 79-46 A 12/17/1985 L 54-62 H 1/5/1983 L 62-72 A 12/5/1981 W 70-67 H(25)
CINCINNATI (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Cincinnati: UC leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/22/2002 W 76-70 H 12/29/2001 L 57-74 A
CLEMSON (MSU leads 3-1)
At Mississippi State: ......... Series tied 1-1
At Clemson: MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/24/2023 W 81-78 N(83)
3/24/2019 W 85-61 H(41) 12/16/1983 L 75-80 (OT) H 1/14/1983 W 64-59 A(31)
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At College of Charleston: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/20/1983 W 67-53 N(10)
COLORADO (CU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Colorado: ....................... CU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 12/4/1992 L 59-95 A(12)
COLORADO STATE (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Colorado State: MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 12/20/2023 W 82-75 A 11/20/2022 W 71-66 H
COLUMBIA (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Columbia: .................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 1-0 11/24/2017 W 90-54 N(75)
COPPIN STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Coppin State: ............................... 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/18/2018 W 110-38 H
CREIGHTON (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Creighton: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 3/17/2023 W 81-66 N(41)
DARTMOUTH (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Dartmouth: .................. MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: ........... Dartmouth leads 1-0 12/30/1988 L 33-64 N(57) 12/18/1988 W 57-55 A(13)
DAYTON (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: 0-0 At Dayton: 0-0
Neutral Site: Tied 1-1 11/25/2021 W 65-54 N(80) 12/27/1981 L 64-66 N(38)
DEPAUL (DU leads 4-1)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At DePaul: DU leads 3-0
Neutral Site: DU leads 1-0 3/19/2017 W 92-71 H(41) 12/3/1994 L 87-96 A(4) 11/23/1990 L 54-78 A(11) 3/24/1988 L 57-73 N(61) 11/30/1985 L 47-68 A(15)
DETROIT MERCY (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0 At Detroit Mercy: 0-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 12/4/2003 W 63-48 H
DUKE (DUKE leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Duke: Duke leads 1-0
Neutral Site: Duke leads 1-0 3/22/2015 L 56-64 A(41) 11/25/1995 L 67-72 N(58)
EAST TENNESSEE STATE (MSU leads 2-1)
At Mississippi State: .................. Tied 1-1 At East Tennessee State: ... MSU leads 1-0 Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/15/2009 W 80-50 H 11/20/2005 L 53-78 H 12/30/2004 W 74-64 A
FARLEIGH-DICKINSON (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Farleigh-Dickinson: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/17/1988 W 58-56 N(13)
FLORIDA GULF COAST (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Florida Gulf Coast: ........................ 0-0
At Grambling: ................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .....................GSU leads 1-0
12/4/2022 W 73-47 H
11/21/2015 W 107-43 H
12/19/2006 W 72-63 H
11/16/1998 W 79-75 H
12/7/1996 W 81-61 H(25) 11/25/1994 L 91-112 N(6)
GRAND CANYON (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Grand Canyon: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/29/2013 W 71-62 N(19)
GREEN BAY (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Green Bay: ................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 2-0
11/29/2019 W 83-58 N(78) 11/25/2017 W 67-46 N(75)
HAMPTON (Hampton leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: HU leads 1-0
At Hampton: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/12/2012 L 48-56 H
HARVARD (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Harvard: MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/29/1998 W 64-51 A(21)
HAWAII (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Hawaii: ........................ MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/27/2016 W 66-41 A(72)
HOUSTON (MSU leads 3-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Houston: MSU leads 2-0
Neutral Site: 0-0
11/8/2013 W 76-68 A
11/9/2012 W 72-66 H 11/27/2002 W 76-57 A
HOWARD (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Howard:....................................... 0-0
Neutral Site ..................................... 0-0
12/17/2000 W 80-64 H(25)
IDAHO STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Idaho State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/5/1992 W 72-63 N(12)
ILLINOIS (MSU leads 3-1)
At Mississippi State: llinois leads 1-0
At Illinois: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 3-0
3/15/2023 W 70-56 N(41)
1/4/2004 L 72-75 H
12/14/2002 W 72-67 N(65) 3/17/2001 W 86-77 N(61)
ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (MSU leads 3-1)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Illinois-Chicago: ............ UIC leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 2-0
12/20/2014 W 73-36 N(52)
11/30/1996 W 61-44 N(56)
12/20/1986 W 77-55 H 11/27/1985 L 51-59 A
INDIANA (IU leads 2-1)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Indiana: IU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: Tied 1-1
11/28/2003 W 70-67 N(43)
12/30/1994 L 68-82 A(35)
12/13/1986 L 52-62 N(33)
IOWA (UI leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Iowa: .......................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: ....................... UI leads 1-0 11/22/2008 L 54-60 N(5)
IOWA STATE (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Iowa State: Tied 1-1
Neutral Site: 0-0
12/3/2017 W 85-81(OT) A(74)
11/23/2001 L 74-87 A(9)
JACKSON STATE (MSU leads 18-11)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 13-3
At Jackson State: .............. JSU leads 7-3
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 2-1
12/14/2023 W 82-72 H
12/19/2021 W 74-66 H(81)
11/29/2020 W 88-58 H 11/21/2019 W 92-53 A 11/24/2018 W 105-38 H 11/13/2013 W 81-42 H 2/19/1992 W 81-52 H 1/22/1992 L 42-58 A 11/29/1991 W 64-63 N(26) 12/15/1990 L 56-57 H 11/29/1990 L 57-61 A 1/8/1990 W 55-52 H 12/9/1989 L 57-59 A
1/5/1989 W 64-53 H 11/26/1988 W 53-47 A 12/12/1987 W 71-50 H 12/2/1987 W 52-45 A 1/8/1986 L 50-57 A 12/14/1985 W 88-65 H 1/17/1981 W 75-74 H 2/22/1980 L 58-62 N(1) 1/25/1980 L 65-79 A 2/5/1979 W 68-62 H 2/9/1978 L 58-107 A 12/9/1976 L 73-77 H 2/27/1976 W 60-58 N(1)
1976 L 68-93 A 12/4/1975 L 64-74 H 2/7/1975 W 105-79 H
JACKSONVILLE STATE (MSU leads 5-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 5-0 At Jacksonville State: ...................... 0-0 Neutral Site: ................................... 0-0 11/12/2023 W 84-45 H 12/20/2012 W 69-54 H 11/11/2011 W 78-41 H 12/15/2001 W 109-62 H(25) 1/31/1995 W 107-44 H
JAMES MADISON (Tied 1-1) At Mississippi State: JMU leads 1-0 At James Madison: 0-0 Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/30/2013 W 65-52 N(19) 3/20/2001 L 61-63 H(61) KANSAS STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
Site: ....................................
1/4/1982 W 79-78 H KENNESAW STATE (MSU leads 1-0) At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
Kennesaw State: .......................... 0-0
Site: 0-0 12/11/2023 W 91-50 H
LAMAR (MSU leads 2-0) At Mississippi State: MSU leads 2-0 At Lamar: 0-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 11/15/2018 W 104-53 H 2/4/1981 W 91-62 H
LEHIGH (LEHIGH leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0 At Lehigh: ..................... Lehigh leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 12/30/2010 L 59-68 (OT) A(8)
LITTLE ROCK (MSU leads 11-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 7-0 At Little Rock: MSU leads 3-0 Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/29/2019 W 89-50 H 11/28/2018 W 98-63 A 12/10/2017 W 86-48 H 12/13/2016 W 58-44 A 2/6/1988 W 70-53 H 12/16/1987 W 68-55 A 1/24/1987 W 97-63 H 2/5/1986 W 83-74 H 2/6/1985 W 102-63 N 1/26/1984 W 90-64 H 2/9/1983 W 65-49 H
LOUISIANA (MSU leads 12-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 8-0
At Louisiana: .................... MSU leads 3-0 Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/16/2019 W 64-48 A 12/30/2018 W 104-36 H 11/29/2017 W 94-37 N(67)
11/18/2007 W 89-51 H 1/2/2007 W 50-37 A 1/14/1978 L 77-73 A 12/4/1976 L 79-96 H
MIAMI [FLA.] (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: Miami (Fla.) leads 1-0
At Miami (Fla.): 0-0
At Neutral Sites: MSU leads 1-0
11/29/2023 L 68-74 H(84) 2/27/1987 W 81-67 N(42)
MIAMI [OHIO] (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Miami (OH): .................................. 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 2-0
12/21/2014 W 68-42 N(52) 1/18/1980 W 79-77 N(29)
MICHIGAN (UM leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ............. 0-0
At Michigan: 0-0
Neutral Site: UM leads 1-0
3/20/2016 L 48-64 N(80)
MICHIGAN STATE (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Michigan State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
3/20/2016 W 74-72 H(41)
11/27/1987 W 63-53 N(17)
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE (MTSU leads 5-3)
At Mississippi State: ............. 0-0
At Middle Tennessee State: MTSU leads 2-0
Neutral Site: ................ Tied 3-3
12/1/2013 L 48-62 N(19)
3/21/2010 W 68-64 N(41)
12/6/1990 L 49-69 A 11/28/1987 L 56-57 N(17)
2/4/1983 L 76-79 (OT) N(30)
12/16/1978 W 2-0 (Forfeit) N(40)
11/18/1977 L 70-83 A(39) 2/7/1976 W 78-73 N(37)
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (MSU leads 20-2)
At Mississippi State MSU leads 17-0
At Mississippi Valley State: Tied 2-2
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/29/2023 W 99-35 H 11/9/2022 W 104-47 H 12/28/2017 W 112-36 H
11/24/2015 W 109-37 H 12/15/2014 W 104-41 H
12/30/2013 W 98-58 H 11/23/2011 W 64-47 H 12/20/2010 W 61-49 H 12/16/2009 W 88-53 H 11/25/2008 W 69-46 H 1/7/2008 W 104-45 H
11/26/2006 W 80-51 H
12/20/1999 W 106-36 H(25) 12/19/1992 W 106-69 N(24) 1/2/1992 W 77-61 A 12/14/1991 W 60-50 H 12/15/1983 W 2-0 (Forfeit) A 12/1/1982 W 63-54 H 12/6/1980 W 89-72 H 1/11/1980 L 59-73 A 11/21/1978 L 71-78 A 2/10/1978 W 84-69 H
MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0 At UMKC: 0-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 12/1/1997 W 73-63 H
MONMOUTH (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0 At Monmouth: 0-0 Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/30/1992 W 97-62 N(55) MONTANA (MSU leads 1-0) At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0 At Montana: ..................................... 0-0 Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 12/16/2001 W 78-73 (OT) H
MONTANA STATE (MSU leads 1-0) At Mississippi State: 0-0 At Montana State: 0-0 Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 3/25/1988 W 67-61 N(61)
MOREHEAD STATE (Miss. State leads 3-0) At Mississippi State: MSU leads 2-0 At Morehead State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/19/2005 W 78-65 H(25) 12/30/1995 W 90-53 N(24) 12/3/1983 W 67-61 H(25)
MURRAY STATE (MSU leads 8-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 3-0
At Murray State: ............... MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 4-0 11/15/2019 W 124-43 H 11/27/1996 W 75-61 H 12/17/1995 W 66-52 A 12/6/1991 W 72-71 N(45) 2/5/1983 W 77-58 N(30) 12/4/1981 W 78-65 H(25) 11/17/1977 W 77-61 N(39) 2/6/1976 W 58-43 N(37)
NEBRASKA (NU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Nebraska: .................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: ...................... NU leads 1-0 11/26/2022 L 65-73 N(63)
NEVADA (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Nevada: ...................... MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/30/2011 W 67-63 A(44)
12/20/1997 W 45-35 N(23)
NEW MEXICO (MSU leads 2-1)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At New Mexico: ......................... Tied 1-1
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/21/2022 W 87-58 N(83)
3/24/2003 L 61-73 A(41)
11/25/2000 W 66-59 A(51)
NEW ORLEANS (MSU leads 15-3)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 7-0
At New Orleans: MSU leads 5-1
Neutral Site: MSU leads 3-2
11/15/2023 W 87-26 H
12/2/2020 W 106-51 H
11/29/2014 W 85-45 A
11/17/2013 W 111-38 H
12/21/2006 W 61-54 N(67)
12/15/2005 W 79-59 N(66)
11/19/2004 W 91-50 H
2/3/2004 W 73-54 A
2/12/2003 W 81-69 H
12/4/2001 W 100-52 A
2/12/2001 W 86-57 H
11/19/1999 W 86-65 A
11/24/1995 W 84-66 A(58)
12/16/1994 W 78-58 N(28)
12/16/1992 L 63-76 N(53)
12/31/1988 L 58-73 A(57)
2/28/1987 L 50-54 N(42)
11/29/1982 W 92-72 H
NICHOLLS STATE (MSU leads 3-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 3-0
At Nicholls State: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0
3/17/2018 W 95-50 H(41)
12/7/2008 W 97-25 H
1/16/1984 W 79-66 H
NORFOLK STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Norfolk State: .............................. 0-0
At Oklahoma State: ........................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... OSU leads 1-0
3/19/2018 W 71-56 H(41)
12/3/2017 W 79-76 H(76) 12/29/2011 L 71-78 N(44)
ORAL ROBERTS (MSU leads 3-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 2-0
At Oral Roberts: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
1/28/1997 W 77-62 H
11/29/1996 W 63-57 N(56) 2/13/1996 W 70-53 H
OREGON (MSU leads 3-2)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Oregon: Oregon leads 1-0
At Neutral Sites: .............. MSU leads 2-1
3/31/2019 L 84-88 N(41)
12/18/2018 L 74-82 A
12/13/2017 W 90-79 H 11/25/2016 W 75-63 N(72)
12/19/1997 W 68-64 N(23)
OREGON STATE (OSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Oregon State: 0-0
Neutral Site: OSU leads 1-0 11/22/1984 L 69-72 N(47)
PENN STATE (PSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Penn State: PSU leads 2-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 3/28/2024 L 87-92 A(85) 11/20/2002 L 66-82 A(46)
PEPPERDINE (Tied 1-1)
At Mississippi State: ........................ 0-0
At Pepperdine: .......................... Tied 1-1
Neutral Site: ................................... 0-0 1/3/2000 W 90-80 A 12/19/1993 L 73-78 A(60)
PITTSBURGH (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Pittsburgh: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 2-0 12/20/2001 W 88-86 N(54) 12/17/1977 W 68-59 N(40)
PURDUE (PU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: ........... PU leads 1-0
At Purdue: ......................... PU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 12/16/2006 L 49-75 A 12/20/2005 L 42-61 H(25)
RADFORD (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Radford: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 12/31/1994 W 74-60 N(35)
RICE (MSU leads 3-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Rice: MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
11/25/1989 W 78-65 A(49) 11/29/1985 W 55-50 N(15) 12/2/1983 W 90-79 H(25)
RUTGERS (RU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Rutgers: ...................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: ...................... RU leads 1-0 11/27/2009 L 54-62 N(43)
SAINT JOHN’S (SJU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Saint John’s: 0-0
Neutral Site: SJU leads 1-0 11/24/1990 L 50-68 N(11)
SAINT JOSEPH’S (SJU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Saint Joseph’s: 0-0 Neutral Site: ..................... SJU leads 1-0 11/26/2004 L 38-41 N(14)
SAINT PETER’S (MSU leads 1-0) At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0 At Saint Peter’s: ............................... 0-0 Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 1-0 3/17/2000 W 94-60 N(41)
SAMFORD (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 2-0 At Samford: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/13/2015 W 68-47 H 12/14/2009 W 80-41 H
SAN FRANCISCO (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At San Francisco: ............................. 0-0
Neutral Site ..................... MSU leads 1-0 11/28/2019 W 73-38 N(78)
SAN JOSE STATE (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At San Jose State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/26/2016 W 88-51 N(72) 12/19/2004 W 66-60 H(25)
SAVANNAH STATE (MSU leads 6-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 5-0
At Savannah State: MSU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/29/2015 W 92-25 H 11/26/2013 W 81-63 H 11/28/2012 W 70-55 H 11/26/2011 W 56-42 A 1/29/2009 W 97-33 H 2/8/2007 W 92-64 H
SETON HALL (SHU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Seton Hall: 0-0
Neutral Site: SHU leads 1-0 11/28/1986 L 50-56 N(48)
SOUTH ALABAMA (MSU leads 9-6)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 6-1
At South Alabama: USA leads 4-2
Neutral Site: Tied 1-1
11/30/2011 W 63-47 H
11/23/2010 W 56-43 A
12/5/2004 W 71-50 H
12/6/2003 L 53-67 A
11/15/2002 W 87-61 H(46)
11/28/1997 W 93-65 A
12/17/1994 L 57-61 A(28)
1/6/1990 L 68-86 A
11/30/1988 W 64-59 H
3/26/1988 L 51-73 N(68)
12/15/1979 L 71-73 H
11/15/1979 L 63-74 A
11/30/1978 W 97-38 H
2/17/1978 W 98-49 H
12/3/1977 W 99-40 N(69)
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At SCSU: .......................................... 0-0
1/11/1977 W 67-66 A 2/21/1976 W 67-54 H 1/29/1976 W 69-57 A
STANFORD (STAN leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Stanford: ..................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .............. Stanford leads 1-0 11/30/2019 L 62-67 N(78)
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (SFA leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Stephen F. Austin: 0-0
Neutral Site: SFA leads 2-0 1/15/1983 L 46-73 N(31) 12/16/1977 L 60-68 N(40)
STETSON (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Stetson: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/2/1989 W 81-70 N(22)
SYRACUSE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Syracuse: .................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 1-0
12/21/2017 W 76-65 N(77)
TENNESSEE STATE (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Tennessee State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0
12/6/2015 W 82-54 H 12/29/2006 W 71-45 N(18)
TENNESSEE TECH (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 2-0
At Tennessee Tech: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/21/2013 W 90-45 H 11/18/2001 W 97-85 H
TEXAS A&M COMMERCE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Texas A&M Commerce: .................. 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0
12/11/2022 W 88-53 H
TEXAS CHRISTIAN (MSU lead 2-1)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At TCU: 0-0
Neutral Site: Tied 1-1 3/24/2024 W 68-61 H(85) 11/25/2005 L 52-72 N(5) 12/31/1992 W 108-85 N(55)
TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO (UTSA leads 1-0)
At MSU: ........................................... 0-0
At UTSA: .......................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: ................... UTSA leads 1-0 11/24/1984 L 54-56 N(47)
TEXAS STATE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Texas State: 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/24/1989 W 72-70 N(49)
TEXAS TECH (TTU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: 0-0
At Texas Tech: TTU leads 1-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 3/17/2002 L 55-77 A(41)
TROY (MSU leads 14-3)
At Mississippi State: ....... MSU leads 14-1
At Troy: ........................... Troy leads 2-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 12/18/2021 L 66-73 H (81) 12/14/2020 W 103-76 H 11/18/2019 W 122-82 H 3/17/2017 W 110-69 H(41) 12/29/2012 W 82-60 H 11/10/2006 W 74-43 H 12/14/2004 W 62-43 H 12/4/1997 W 80-57 H 11/18/1997 L 69-72 A 1/4/1984 W 67-48 H 1/10/1983 W 72-51 H 1/30/1982 W 87-64 H 11/14/1980 W 77-64 H 1/23/1980 W 92-69 H 1/12/1978 L 64-80 A 11/29/1977 W 67-63 H 11/29/1976 W 70-61 H
TULANE (MSU leads 7-5)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 4-2 At Tulane: Tulane leads 3-1
Neutral Site: MSU leads 2-0 11/16/2016 W 66-49 N(71) 3/20/2015 W 57-47 N(41) 3/20/2014 W 77-68 H(61) 12/04/2011 W 70-55 H 11/16/2010 L 42-62 A 3/18/2007 W 79-73 H 12/9/1995 L 63-71 H 1/3/1995 L 64-85 A 1/25/1994 L 84-92 H 1/15/1992 W 55-49 A 2/11/1989 L 56-62 A 2/26/1988 W 66-58 H(25)
TULSA (MSU leads 2-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0 At Tulsa: .......................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: MSU leads 1-0 11/26/2023 W 102-58 N(83) 11/17/2002 W 92-66 H(46)
UAB (MSU leads 14-13)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 8-3 At UAB: UAB leads 8-4
Neutral Site: ............................. Tied 2-2 1/2/2009 W 57-46 H 1/3/2008 W 79-69 A 12/3/2006 L 70-76 H 12/29/2005 L 59-73 A 1/6/2003 W 72-50 H 11/29/2001 L 56-76 A 3/19/2000 L 72-78 N(41) 12/31/1995 L 75-81 A(24) 1/19/1994 L 59-80 A 2/16/1993 W 81-78 H 2/5/1991 L 70-95 A
2/20/1976 W 62-60 A 1975 W 68-56 H 1975 L 58-69 H 2/19/1975 L 59-70 A 12/5/1974 L 52-61 H
MONTEVALLO (MSU leads 4-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 2-0
At Montevallo:.................. MSU leads 2-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/9/1979 W 88-56 H 11/15/1978 W 76-24 A 2/13/1977 W 67-35 A 11/30/1976 W 111-42 H
MORRIS BROWN (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Morris Brown: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 2/16/2002 W 95-45 H
NORTHEAST [MISS.] CC (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Northeast CC: ............................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................... MSU leads 1-0 1975 W 74-59 N(3)
PRENTISS [MISS.] CC (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 1-0
At Prentiss CC: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 11/25/1974 W 63-31 H
SHORTER COLLEGE (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Shorter: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 2/15/1988 W 95-46 H
TUSKEGEE (MSU leads 3-0)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 3-0
At Tuskegee: .................................... 0-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/28/1983 W 84-63 H 2/8/1982 W 98-86 H 11/12/1979 W 75-72 H
UNIFIRST BANK (MSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Unifirst Bank: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 2/8/1975 W 81-68 H
UNION (MSU leads 2-1)
At Mississippi State: MSU leads 1-0
At Union: Tied 1-1
Neutral Site: 0-0 1/5/1985 W 71-67 H 12/3/1984 L 88-108 A 1/25/1975 W 77-70 A
VALDOSTA STATE (VSU leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: ......................... 0-0
At Valdosta State:............................. 0-0
Neutral Site: VSU leads 1-0 12/14/1978 L 81-88 N(40)
VOLUNTEER STATE CC (VSCC leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: VSCC leads 1-0
At VSCC: 0-0
Neutral Site: 0-0 1/25/1975 L 79-101 H
WEST ALABAMA (MSU leads 4-1)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 4-1
At West Alabama: ............................. 0-0
Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 11/26/1993 W 95-49 H 2/3/1993 W 106-83 H 12/4/1989 L 66-67 H 1/31/1984 W 78-44 H 2/15/1983 W 80-53 H
WHITWORTH (WC leads 1-0)
At Mississippi State: WC leads 1-0 At Whitworth: 0-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 1/19/1976 L 69-72 H
WILLIAM CAREY (MSU leads 9-1)
At Mississippi State: ......... MSU leads 8-1 At William Carey: ............. MSU leads 1-0 Neutral Site: .................................... 0-0 2/7/1995 W 100-76 H 1/10/1994 W 108-51 H 11/25/1991 W 76-75 H 1/29/1991 W 74-43 H 11/29/1989 W 85-72 H 12/14/1987 W 90-56 H 2/16/1987 W 90-80 H 12/10/1985 W 67-62 H 2/9/1976 L 59-69 H 1/30/1976 W 69-53 A
THE UNIVERSITY
Mississippi State is a comprehensive doctoral-degree-granting institution offering a diverse student body a wide range of opportunities and challenges for learning and growth.
The largest university in the Magnolia State, Mississippi State has a statewide enrollment of more than 22,000 students and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, masters, specialists and doctorate degrees.
Established in 1878 as the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi, the university has traditional strengths in engineering and scientific agriculture but has evolved into a comprehensive institution with a diverse array of programs in teaching, research and service.
The University began as The Agricultural and Mechanical College of the State of Mississippi, one of the national Land-Grant Colleges established after Congress had passed the Morrill Act in 1862. It was created by the Mississippi Legislature on February 28, 1878, to fulfill the mission of offering training in “agriculture, horticulture and the mechanical arts . . . without excluding other scientific and classical studies, including military tactics.”
The College received its first students in the fall of 1880 in the presidency of Confederate General Stephen D. Lee. In 1887 Congress passed the Hatch Act, which provided for the establishment of the Agricultural Experiment Station in 1888. Two other pieces of federal legislation provided funds for extending the mission of the College: in 1914, the SmithLever Act called for “instruction in practical agriculture and home economics to persons not attendant or resident,” thus creating the state-wide effort which led to Extension offices in every county in the State; and, in 1917, the Smith-Hughes Act provided for the training of teachers in vocational education.
By 1932, when the Legislature renamed the College as Mississippi State College, it consisted of the Agricultural Experiment Station (1887), the College of Engineering (1902), the College of Agriculture (1903), the School of Industrial Pedagogy (1909), the School of General Science (1911), the College of Business and Industry (1915), the Mississippi Agricultural Extension Service (1915), and the Division of Continuing Education, (1919). Further, in 1926 the College had received its first accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
By 1958, when the Legislature again renamed the College, as Mississippi State University, the Office of Graduate Studies had been organized (1936), doctoral degree programs had begun (1951), the School of Forest Resources had been established (1954), and the College of Arts and Sciences had been created (1956).
The College of Architecture admitted its first students in 1973. The College of Veterinary Medicine admitted its first class in 1977, and the School of Accountancy was established in 1979.
POINTS OF PRIDE AT MISSISSIPPI STATE
The National Science Foundation ranks Mississippi State among the nation’s Top 100 research institutions and the Magnolia State’s leading research university. Touting every kind
of support a budding entrepreneur needs, Mississippi State ranks No. 6 in the world for the impact of its entrepreneurship research initiatives.
Mississippi State is among only 2.7% of universities in the U.S. that hold the Carnegie Foundation R1-Very High Research Activity designation. Solutions to world hunger and poverty are within reach at Mississippi State, where globally diversified teams are combining forces with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to eliminate starvation in developing countries.
One in three of today’s on-air broadcast meteorologists in the U.S. is a graduate of Mississippi State’s nationally recognized meteorology program. Mississippi State is recognized as a top 10 Military Friendly School by VIQTORY, a reflection of Mississippi State’s commitment to supporting America’s service members and their families.
Recognized nationally for its leadership in cybersecurity, Mississippi State is one of only a few schools in the U.S. to hold all three of the National Security Agency’s centers of academic excellence credentials: CAE Cyber Defense, CAE Cyber Research, and CAE Cyber Operations. Additionally, MSU leads the NSA-sponsored national CAE Cyber Operations Community of Practice.
ACADEMICS AND STUDENT LIFE
Mississippi State students consistently earn honors such as the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship, awarded for those who will enter public service, and, with 19 Truman Scholars to date, the university has been recognized as one of 38 Truman Honor Institution.
Recently initiated programs are providing opportunities to develop leadership potential and global study options.
The University’s Global Leadership Continuum provides “cradle-to-CEO” programming designed to develop leadership across a “global” spectrum that begins with high school and continues through the university experience and into professional life. Included are the Young Guns Leadership Camp for rising high school seniors; the Day One Leadership Community for incoming freshmen, focusing on shared academic and service experiences; and the highly competitive Appalachian Leadership Honors Program for sophomores and juniors.
To complement these efforts, the university has launched a minor in leadership studies open to students in all majors. A university honor code adopted in 2007 institutionalizes a campus culture of integrity and personal responsibility in academic studies. Through the Global Leadership Program, students may experience significantly expanded study abroad opportunities.
MISSISSIPPI STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
THE MASCOT
Mississippi State University’s athletic teams are called Bulldogs, a name earned and maintained over the decades by the tough, tenacious play of student-athletes wearing the Maroon and White. The official school mascot is an American Kennel Club registered English Bulldog, given the inherited title of ‘Bully.’
As with most universities, Mississippi State University teams answered to different nicknames through the years. The first squads representing Mississippi A&M College were proud to be called Aggies. When the school officially became Mississippi State College in 1932, the nickname Maroons, for the uniform color, gained prominence. Bulldogs became the official title for State teams in 1961, not long after State College was granted university status.
Yet references to school teams and athletes as Bulldogs actually go back to early in the century, and this nickname was used almost interchangeably with both Aggies and Maroons, since at least 1905.
On November 30 of that year, the A&M football team shut out their arch-rivals from the University of Mississippi 11-0 in Jackson, Miss. The campus newspaper, The Reflector, reported: “After the game, filled with that emotion that accompanies every great victory, there was nothing left for the cadets to do but to complete the great victory by showing sympathy for the dead athletic spirit of the University, by having a military funeral parade.
“A coffin was secured, decorated with University colors and a bulldog pup placed on top. It was then placed on the shoulders of a dozen cadets, and the procession started down Capitol Street, preceded by the brass band playing a very pathetic funeral march.”
Other newspaper reports of the victory commented on the ‘bulldog’ style of play by the A&M eleven, and the Bulldog was soon publicly accepted as a school athletic symbol. Accounts of a 1926 pep rally in Meridian, Miss., had another bulldog parading with students.
OFFICIAL MASCOT IN 1935
Use as an official game mascot began in 1935 when coach Major Ralph Sasse, on ‘orders’ from his team, went to Memphis, Tenn., to select a bulldog. Ptolemy, a gift of the Edgar Webster family, was chosen and the Bulldogs promptly defeated Alabama 20-7.
A litter-mate of Ptolemy became the first mascot called ‘Bully’ shortly after Sasse’s team beat mighty Army 13-7 at West Point that same year - perhaps the greatest victory in MSU football history. But Bully I earned other fame the hard way, in 1939 when a campus bus cut short his career.
Days of campus mourning followed, as Bully lay in state in a glass coffin. A half-mile funeral procession accompanied by the Famous Maroon Band and three ROTC battalions went to Scott Field where Bully was buried under the bench at the 50-yard line. Even Life magazine covered the event. Other Bullys have since been buried by campus dorms, fraternity houses, and also at the football stadium.
For years Bully was a target for kidnappers, the last incident occurring prior to the 1974 State-Ole Miss game. The Bulldog team won anyway, 31-13. While early Bullys once roamed campus freely or lived in fraternities, today the official university mascot is housed at the School of Veterinary Medicine when not on duty at State home football games. For all their fierce appearance and reputation, today’s mascot bulldogs are good-natured, friendly animals and favorites with children.
A student wearing a Bulldog suit, also answering to Bully, is part of the cheerleading team and assists in stirring up State spirit at games and pep rallies.
The
it from scenes of competition, diehard State fans still celebrate Bulldog victories loudly and proudly with the distinctive sound of ringing cowbells.
The precise origin of the cowbell as a fixture of Mississippi State sports tradition remains unclear to this day. The best records have cowbells gradually introduced to the MSU sports scene in the late 1930s and early 1940s, coinciding with the ‘golden age’ of Mississippi State football success prior to World War II.
The most popular legend is that during a home football game between State and archrival Ole Miss, a jersey cow wandered onto the playing field. Mississippi State soundly whipped the Rebels that Saturday, and State College students immediately adopted the cow as a good luck charm.
Students are said to have continued bringing a cow to football games for a while, until the practice was eventually discontinued in favor of bringing just the cow’s bell.
Whatever the origin, it is certain by the 1950s cowbells were common at MSU games, and by the 1960s were established as the special symbol of MSU. Ironically, the cowbell’s popularity grew most rapidly during the long years when State football teams were rarely successful. Flaunting this anachronism from the ‘aggie’ days was a proud response by students and alumni to outsider scorn of the university’s ‘cow college’ history.
In the 1960s two professors, Earl W. Terrell and Ralph L. Reeves, obliged some students by welding handles on the bells so they could be rung with more convenience and authority. By 1963 the demand for these long-handled cowbells could not be filled by home workshops alone. So, at the suggestion of Reeves, the Student Association bought bells in bulk and the Industrial Education Club agreed to weld on handles. In 1964, the MSU Bookstore began marketing these cowbells with a portion of profits returning to these student organizations.
Today many styles of cowbells are available on campus and around Starkville, with the top-of-the-line being a heavy chrome-plated model with a full Bulldog figurine handle. But experts insist the best and loudest results are produced by a classic long-handled, bicycle-grip bell made of thinner and tightly-welded shells.
Cowbells decorate offices and homes of Mississippi State alumni, and are passed down through generations of Bulldog fans. But they were not heard at Southeastern Conference games - not legally, at least - since the 1974 adoption of a conference rule against ‘artificial noisemakers’ at football and basketball games. On a 9-1 vote, SEC schools ruled cowbells a disruption and banned them. The ban was lifted prior to the 2010 season.
The ban did little harm to the cowbell’s popularity, or to prevent cowbells from being heard outside stadiums in which the Bulldogs are playing. They are now heard at non-conference football contests, as well as other sporting events on campus.
MAROON AND WHITE
Maroon and White are the distinctive colors of Mississippi State University athletic teams, dating back over a century to the very first football game ever played by the school’s studentathletes.
On November 15, 1895, the first Mississippi A&M football team was preparing for a road trip to Jackson, Tenn., to play Southern Baptist University (now called Union University) the following day. Since every college was supposed to have its own uniform colors, the A&M student body requested that the school’s team select a suitable combination.
Considering this choice to be an honor, the inaugural State team gave the privilege to team captain W.M. Matthews. Accounts report that without hesitation Matthews chose Maroon and White.
In the 112 years since, every Mississippi State athlete has donned the Maroon and White in some sort of combination. Often a shade of gray has been added to the scheme, such as for the numerals. Briefly in the 1980s, the men’s and women’s basketball teams wore all-gray uniforms with maroon and white trim, while football has at times sported silver game pants, and baseball will often wear all gray road outfits.
Only once has an Mississippi State team appeared in any other color combination. In 1938, football coach Spike Nelson secretly had cardinal and gold uniforms made for State, a selection that did not sit well with the team or the college at the first game. Neither the uniforms nor Nelson were back for the next season.
THE COWBELL
most unique and certainly the most resounding symbol of Mississippi State University tradition is the cowbell. Despite decades of attempts by opponents and authorities to banish
Dr. Mark Keenum
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
Dr. Mark Everett Keenum became Mississippi State’s 19th president January 5, 2009, following a distinguished public service career.
During his tenure, Dr. Keenum has guided Mississippi State to unprecedented heights with an unwavering focus on students — preparing them for success in a rapidly changing world and instilling in them the timeless values of integrity, hard work, and respect. The university has experienced record enrollment growth — reaching a new all-time high in Fall 2021 with 23,086 students. The university is ranked as Mississippi’s Best Value College with graduates earning the highest average starting salary in the state, as well as mid-career salary. The Chronicle of Higher Education has designated Mississippi State as a “Great College To Work For” for the past six years after receiving top ratings from employees on workforce practices and policies. The Phi Beta Kappa Society, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor society, granted Mississippi State a chapter in 2018 after a rigorous, multi-year review. Only 10 percent of U.S. colleges and universities shelter Phi Beta Kappa chapters.
The campus has expanded and improved on Dr. Keenum’s watch. Mississippi State has completed or initiated capital improvements of $1.1 billion since 2009. Chief among these projects has been the $68 million expansion of Dudy Noble Field/Polk-DeMent Stadium, home to one of the most storied college baseball programs in America and the 2021 NCAA National Champions. The Dudy Noble Field project also included construction of the new Left Field Lofts, all of which opened in February 2019. The Mill at MSU — a $40 million, state-of-theart conference and meeting complex — has sparked a revitalization of a main communitycampus connector roadway. The Old Main Academic Center, a $41 million classroom building and multi-level parking garage, opened in August 2017. A $10 million expansion of Mitchell Memorial Library to house the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library and the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana celebrated its official opening in 2017. A $60 million project featuring two residence halls and Nusz Hall, which houses the G.V. “Sonny” Montgomery Center for America’s Veterans, opened in 2016. In August 2019, the university and its partner, Greystar (formerly EdR Collegiate Housing), celebrated the grand opening of the innovative $67 million College View development. The first-of-its-kind project for any Mississippi university combines student housing with a mix of retail, commercial, and restaurant space. A $16.5 million Animal & Dairy Sciences Building opened in Fall 2019, and a $12.5 million Poultry Science Building opened in Fall 2020. The $34 million Rula Engineering and Science Complex on the university’s famed “Engineering Row” opened in Summer 2021. Construction of a $21 million Music Building is also underway. The university is in the planning phase for a $30 million advanced supercomputing data center that will be built in the Thad Cochran Research, Technology and Economic Development Park. Planning and design of a $55 million building for Kinesiology and the Center for Student Support and Autism Services and a $30 million expansion for the College of Architecture, Art and Design’s facilities are also underway. A transformational renovation of Humphrey Coliseum is scheduled to begin in Spring 2022. Additionally, the university is working with Sasaki, a leading interdisciplinary architecture, planning, landscape, and design firm, to update the campus master plan to address future growth and development.
Fundraising has reached all-time record levels in recent years. Since July 2010, the university has raised more than $1 billion in private support, and Infinite Impact – The Campaign for Mississippi State University achieved its historic goal well ahead of schedule in June 2020. The monumental support of 72,747 generous contributors enabled the university to reach this historic peak of philanthropy and exceed a $1 billion milestone previously never achieved by an educational institution in the state of Mississippi. Priority goals for Infinite Impact secured $247.4 million in scholarship support, including 75 percent growth in new endowed scholarships. Throughout his tenure, Dr. Keenum has been instrumental in expanding the MSU Promise Program, which provides need-based scholarship assistance to Mississippi students whose families have limited financial means. The number of endowed faculty chairs and professorships has also grown significantly.
Dr. Keenum has served as president of the Southeastern Conference. During his two-year term, he led the SEC Executive Committee, and he continues to serve on the SEC’s Content Committee that oversees programming of the highly successful ESPN-SEC Network. In 2018, he was named chairman of the College Football Playoff’s (CFP) Board of Managers. The CFP determines the national champion of the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision.
In 2018, he was elected to serve a six-year term on the Board of Trustees of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, which is the second-oldest state department of archives and history in the country. A comprehensive historical agency founded in 1902, MDAH collects, preserves, and provides access to the archival resources of the state; administers museums and historic sites, including the new Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum; and oversees statewide programs for historic preservation, government records management, and publications.
Dr. Keenum travels frequently to Washington, D.C., meeting with Congressional leaders and federal agency heads to pursue research opportunities and broaden the university’s influence on the national level. He has also worked closely with state leaders in Jackson in support of
higher education in Mississippi.
A Carnegie Foundation R1-Very High Research Activity Doctoral University, Mississippi State plays an integral role in economic development locally, statewide, and across the region. Its impact is further felt nationally and internationally through unique collaborative partnerships with peer institutions, business and industry, government agencies, and leading non-governmental organizations. Dr. Keenum leads these efforts because he understands the positive impact the nation’s major research universities can have in the diverse communities they serve. Mississippi State is ranked by the National Science Foundation as a “Top 100” research institution, and its annual research and development expenditures have exceeded $280 million. MSU R&D expenditures consistently account for more than half of all expenditures in the state. This research activity is playing an ever-increasing role in Mississippi’s overall economic development efforts.
In a recent economic impact analysis, EMSI — the highly-respected international economic modeling firm — determined that the university’s nearly $2 billion annual economic impact supports more than 29,000 jobs or one out of 55 jobs in the state of Mississippi. Additionally, EMSI found that for every one dollar of public funding invested in MSU, the university returns it, plus another $1.30, for a 130 percent return on the state’s investment.
A graduate of Mississippi State University with degrees in agricultural economics, Dr. Keenum’s interest in international food security has strengthened the university’s contributions to global economic sustainability. In 2014, he was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research, and now serves as chairman. That same year along with other university presidents, he signed the Presidents’ Commitment to Food and Nutrition Security at the United Nations in New York City. This marked the first time universities around the world began to share a collective focus on ending food insecurity.
Dr. Keenum’s passion for international engagement and transformative research and service has positioned Mississippi State as a leader in addressing global food security and poverty, among other critical issues. In 2014 and again in 2016, he was invited to speak at the United Nations in New York about the crucial roles public research universities play as the global community works to address critical challenges.
Dr. Keenum is immediate past chairman and former member of the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development (BIFAD). BIFAD was created in 1975 under Title XII (Famine Prevention and Freedom from Hunger) of the Foreign Assistance Act. Its mission is to draw on higher education’s scientific knowledge and expertise in global food security and world hunger to advise U.S. international assistance efforts in order to feed the world’s growing population that is projected to reach up to 10 billion people by the year 2050.
Dr. Keenum began his career at MSU as a faculty member with the Extension Service and the Department of Agricultural Economics. He went on to serve as chief of staff to U.S. Senator Thad Cochran in Washington, D.C. and was Under Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture prior to returning home to Mississippi State.
A graduate of Corinth High School, Dr. Keenum earned an Associate in Arts degree from Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville and was a member of the Northeast Tigers football team. He is married to the former Rhonda Newman of Booneville, also an MSU graduate. They have four children: Rett, Mary Phillips, Katie and Torie.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2009-Present University President - Mississippi State University
2006-08
1997-06
1996-06
1989-96
1987-88
1988
1986
1984
1983-84
1983-84
U.S. Under Secretary
Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services - Washington, D.C.
Adjunct Professor
Department of Agricultural Economics - Mississippi State University
Chief of Staff
Senator Thad Cochran - Washington, D.C.
Legislative Assistant - Agricultural and Natural Resources
Senator Thad Cochran - Washington, D.C.
Assistant Professor/Economist
Department of Agricultural Economics - Mississippi State University
Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics - Mississippi State University
Research Associate
Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment StationMississippi State University
Marketing Specialist
Mississippi Cooperative Extension Service - Mississippi State University
M.A. Degree in Agricultural Economics - Mississippi State University
Teaching/Research Assistant
Department of Agricultural Economics - Mississippi State University
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Birthplace: Starkville, Miss.
Hometown: Corinth, Miss.
Family: Wife Rhonda, son Rett and daughters Torie, Katie and Mary Phillips
