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Walters column: Prep Football Questions - Week 3

Practice is officially underway for schools in the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools. Mississippi High School Activities Association members will follow suit Monday.

Stephens making changes

Posted yesterday in College Sports

SCOOBA -- When Netflix debuted its docuseries "Last Chance U" last summer, East Mississippi Community College football coach Buddy Stephens didn't like what he saw.

Starkville All-Stars roll to another state title

Posted 7/22/2017 in Local Sports

Along with sweltering heat, another certainty of the summer is success for the Starkville Little League All-Stars. The baseball team made up of 11- and 12-year-olds won their third-straight state tournament Thursday night with a 14-0, four-inning victory against Brookhaven at Vernon Dahmer Park in Hattiesburg.

EMCC gets sneak peak at second season of 'Last Chance U'

Posted 7/21/2017 in College Sports

SCOOBA -- Chauncey Rivers knew he had to grow up a little bit when he arrived at East Mississippi Community College. The 6-foot-3, 275-pound lineman was removed from the football program at the University of Georgia after three marijuana arrests in a seven-month period. Rivers enrolled at EMCC in hopes of earning a second chance to play at a Division I football program. On Thursday night, Rivers was part of a crowd of around 500 that watched the first episode of the second season of "Last Chance U" in Stennis Hall on the EMCC campus.

Walters column: Five Prep Football Questions - Week 2

Posted 7/18/2017 in High School Sports

Well, we are quickly getting to that time of year.

EMCC football returns to Netflix airwaves Friday

Posted 7/18/2017 in College Sports

When Netflix unveiled the "Last Chance U" series chronicling the East Mississippi Community College football program last summer, many were not sure what to expect.

Walters column: MACJC schedule features several must-see games

Posted 7/17/2017 in College Sports

As the calendar prepares to turn to August, preparations are underway for another season of Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges football.

Walters column: Five Prep Football Questions

Posted 7/11/2017 in High School Sports

During the prep baseball playoffs, some media members took to Twitter and began the insane countdowns for the start of football season.

Caledonia High golfer Logan wins tournament in Tupelo

Posted 7/9/2017 in Local Sports

Golfer Hunter Logan was aware of the feeling. After all, he calls it "the best feeling in sports."

All-Area Baseball: Buckner, Stevens, Boyd help New Hope to 21-win season

Posted 7/8/2017 in High School Sports

Everyone needs a reminder every now and then.

Starkville High's Jones signs with Southern Mississippi

Posted 6/21/2017 in High School Sports

STARKVILLE -- While Kelsey Jones has lofty college goals, her high school coach Kristie Williams sets the bar even higher.

MSU's Howland optimistic about 2017-18 season

Posted 6/13/2017 in College Sports

STARKVILLE -- Ben Howland saw his men's basketball programs at Northern Arizona, Pittsburgh, and UCLA gain national relevance in his third season as head coach. Howland hopes the same holds true at Mississippi State.

Recruiting will be backbone for Smith's golf program at Mississippi State

Posted 6/6/2017 in College Sports

STARKVILLE -- Minutes after being introduced as Mississippi State's new men's golf coach, Dusty Smith laid out his top priorities: Recruit. Recruit. Recruit.

MSU hoping for big innings in Hattiesburg

Posted 6/1/2017 in College Sports

STARKVILLE -- Rarely does a broadcast hit the air or a blog post be written that doesn't address the pitching concerns for the Mississippi State baseball team.

Walters column: MSU, USM on collision course at Hattiesburg Regional

Posted 5/30/2017 in Local Columns

Many people can recall various road trips from their lives.

MSU gets No. 2 seed for Hattiesburg Regional

Posted 5/30/2017 in College Sports

STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State baseball team hit the re-set button on its season Monday afternoon. After losing seven of its final 10 games, MSU turned its full season body of work into a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament's Hattiesburg Regional, which will be hosted by Southern Mississippi.