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Winning: Love of baseball drives success for MSU head coach Chris Lemonis

Mississippi State head coach Chris Lemonis is quietly competitive. Never one to get too high or too low, he almost gives off an aloof vibe at times.

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LIFESTYLES

Luke Cote of Caledonia is at bat for the Golden Triangle Knights homeschool baseball team in an April 20 game in Meridian. The Knights team provides junior high and high school-age homeschool boys in the Golden Triangle an opportunity to play baseball. Luke is the son of David and Paula Cote.