The Maroon Mic

State has finally gotten some big wins in the transfer portal. We react to those additions, try and evaluate all aspects of the current class, and then give our thoughts on some of the overreactions (in the negative manner) to the class so far. We then take a look at Memphis ahead of a huge opportunity for MBK.

The portal is doing as the portal does. State has some solid additions, but they've suffered major losses and missed on a key target. And that has Andrew frustrated. But before his belly aching, we talk tedious basketball games in Tupelo.

We discuss the craziness around Mississippi State in the portal. Key players leaving and intriguing additions. But first, we recap wins in basketball.

Wait, what happened on Signing Day? We talk about the Tyler Lockhart drama and recap a Signing Day that left fans with mixed emotions. We talk MBK decimating Pitt, WBK falling to Georgia Tech, and make our picks for championship weekend. We end the show with a special message from our cohost, Dan.

We're back from the holiday weekend, and oh my, a lot has happened. Just before recording news breaks of James Armstrong leaving MSU for Auburn. We react. We talk the Egg Bowl loss, and get into the transfers leaving the program. We close with basketball talk.

Yes, the audio cuts off before the outro. We're sure that's a good omen for the weekend. We talk a little about the Egg Bowl because we have to even though no one really wants to. But before that we breakdown men's and women's basketball playing in neutral site events over Thanksgiving. We close with our Rivalry Week predictions.

Soccer season has sadly come to an end, and football wasted golden opportunities against Missouri. But both basketball teams are giving us reasons to be excited.

Soccer hosts Washington in the second round of the tournament, hoping to advance to a second-straight Sweet 16. WBK stays untested, MBK has a big game at SMU, and football welcomes Mizzou to town.

Fun weekend of State sports. Soccer destroys Southern to open NCAA Tournament play, MBK storms back in the second half to defeat Utah, and WBK stays perfect.

Soccer begins NCAA Tournament play with Southern in Starkville on Saturday. We talk what should be a win to start the postseason. We hit a lot on hoops including recruiting and a big weekend ahead. We close with our CFB picks for the week.

Yes, that is Colton saying "we got this" at the beginning of the pod. The Dawgs are a 1-seed! We talk soccer getting the seed the deserve and their quadrant of the bracket. We discuss FB's loss to TN and recap men's and women's basketball moving to 2-0.

Bulldog soccer had a good thing come to an end in the SEC Tournament, but they're still in good shape to earn one of the top seeds. WBK opened up the season with a dominant victory over Memphis. And football heads up to Rocky Top.

We're talking politics as the most important night of the year is underway? And by politics I mean the politics that have 2-loss Alabama in the first playoff rankings. Just kidding, we aren't talking any of that. Soccer continues to win after a thrilling SEC Tournament quarterfinal match, football didn't suck for once, and thank god, we have basketball back.

Basketball returns to Starkville next week. Instead of wasting time breaking down a pathetic football team, we're talking Bulldog hoops with a preview of the season. But first, we recap soccer winning yet another game and make our CFB picks for the week.

MSU Soccer are SEC Champions! We talk about a historic season on the pitch and what's in store for the postseason. Then, yeah, we do a little talking about what happened in Davis Wade Saturday.

The Bulldogs have reached a pivotal moment in the season. Can they finally breakthrough for a win over Arkansas and get momentum for the stretch run? Or will it be yet another loss and a rough finish? We break down the matchup and make our predictions for the week.

State played its third-straight competitive game against a good team, but this time, they really could've won. We talk the points of optimism but also the frustrations of missed chances. But first, we shoutout soccer for their continued dominance.

Mississippi State looks to find more positive momentum this weekend against the Aggies, but Andrew and Dan see a tough matchup. But first, we talk soccer's postseason positioning and basketball recruiting. Plus our weekly predictions.

Mississippi State football lost, but Mississippi State football did not get embarrassed. In fact, they were competitive with the #5 team! We're celebrating moral victories now, but you do what you have to do. In soccer, there's just straight up dominant victories, and basketball is getting overlooked some by the media.

Mississippi State football comes off it's much-needed bye week. What needs to change during the back half of the season? Who could breakout? We preview the matchup with Georgia and make our predictions for the week. But before all that, we recap an epic win for soccer.

It's the bye week, so what are we to talk about? Well football had some great recruiting news, so we discuss that. We make our CFB picks for the week as well. But the main focus of the show is a deep dive into MBK's 24-25 roster. Get to know the new faces and how this team will look different next season.

The boys are back to talk about State's halfway decent showing in Austin. Plus a little soccer talk and a look at some important results in football.

Mississippi State had a chance to Croom Billy Napier. They couldn't get it done because their defense is beyond horrendous (and the offense still has plenty of issues). Andrew and Colton talk about a cruddy situation.

Just Andrew today. He breaks down the good news from the past 24 hours between a huge donation for football and a pair of big-time commits for the defense. Then he dives into a preview of the Gators and State's matchup on Saturday. We close with picks for the week.

The moment you've all been waiting for. Lounge Dawg is BACK for today's Maroon Mic because he needs to let the world know how he's feeling after a disaster ensued in Davis Wade Stadium. What's wrong with the team? What's wrong with the program? Do they have any chance of building out of it?