Jimmy Carter in an MSU cowboy hat
The 39th President of the United States visited MSU's campus during his time in office, and even donned this awesome hat!
The 39th President of the United States visited MSU's campus during his time in office, and even donned this awesome hat!
The 39th President of the United States visited MSU's campus during his time in office, and even donned this awesome hat!
This kind of camaraderie is most likely deemed illegal by the NCAA these days.
The 1990 edition of the Gadsden Times featured a little bah-humbug to many a sports teams from local sports reporter Ben Thomas.
The Wildcats are 1-9 all-time in bowl games, but should they really be 0-10?
A two loss MSU team was only extended an offer after Tennessee turned down a chance to play in Miami in 1936.
A cartoon artist makes his bowl predictions in a December 1940 edition of the Milwaukee Journal.
After a 10-0-1 regular season in 1940, Mississippi State accepted a bid to play in the Orange Bowl against the Georgetown Hoyas. But the Orange Bowl wasn't the only bowl that came calling that year, as the Bulldogs nearly ended up in the Rose Bowl
In 1977, Mississippi State head basketball coach Kermit Davis registered yet another disappointing season, and after the season was complete, he handed in his resignation, partly due to the students voting to remove him.
With the 2012 Summer Olympics in London just around the corner, we take time in our Summer School MSU History to remember Mississippi State's first Olympian, Don Scott, who participated in the 1920 games in Antwerp
We revisit the mooning incident of 1987.
In our series taking a look back through MSU's athletics history. Today we examine 1985, and how Steve Spurrier almost became the head coach at Mississippi State