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Hamilton Bulldogs · GainesvilleJadan Baugh ran for a career-high 150 yards and a touchdown, DJ Lagway threw for 280 yards to offset two interceptions and Florida beat Mississippi State 23-21 in what may have been Gators coach Billy Napier’s finale.See the Story
Florida Holds on to Beat Mississippi State 23-21 in What Might Have Been Coach Billy Napier’s Finale
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Rallies · MississippiThe Iowa men’s golf team concluded the fall season with a 13th-place finish at the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational in Biloxi, Mississippi. The tournament featured nine teams from the SEC and much like college football, they overtook this tournament. The only other representative from the Big Ten was Wisconsin, who finished 12th. All five Hawkeye starters – First-year Grant Gudgel, third-year Max Tjoa, second-year Chance Rinkol, fourth-year …See the Story
Iowa Men's Golf Concludes Fall Season with 13th-Place Showing at Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational
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SEC · StarkvilleThe Southeastern Conference released its 2025 legends class on Wednesday, with Gabe Jackson and William “Bill” Smith representing Mississippi’s two member institutions. Jackson, a Liberty native, was a four-year starter at left guard for the Bulldogs, starting all 52 games in his career, and was considered a top guard prospect in the 2014 NFL Draft. He was a two-time first-team All-SEC honoree and capped his career by winning the coveted Conerly…See the Story
