SPRING CAMP: Autry Barry, 7, Landen Bogan, 7, Alphounce Williams, 9, and Aiden Stanley, 6, hover over a computer game while taking a short break from playing basketball, Wednesday during Spring Camp at the Columbus YMCA. Supervising them was Robbie Sprouse, a Spring Camp assistant. / Kelly Tippett
Firefighters investigate at the scene of a fire early this morning on King Street that claimed the life of a Columbus teenager./ Kelly Tippett
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In the end of Mississippi State’s statement run at the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Bulldogs were shut out of the NCAA Tournament for not doing enough during the course of the season.
Throw out the added high-RPI win against Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament semifinals Saturday. Throw out a win against NCAA qualifier Florida in the tournament Friday. Nevermind pushing No. 1 seed Kentucky to the limit in a 75-74 overtime loss in the title game Sunday.
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