Per Munzly, 3 Star LB signee JaCorey Morris has qualified!! (product of Clarke County HS Grove City, AL) ... Offers included Clemson, plus several $EC schools! SMTTT!

Talks about what happens if Dawson comes back to town and beats Big Blue:

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that is all.

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Arizona beats MSU 1-0 last night and now UCSB drops Louisville 4-2.

Southern Miss was one of the first programs to take a serious interest in D'Iberville (MS) High lineman Louis Paul Smith. The talented 6-foot-3, 280-pounder may be the best center prospect in the state of Mississippi and he'll be a Sophomore this coming year.

This past weekend he was in elite company at the Rivals Underclassman Challenge in Atlanta. He talks about his experience with BigGoldNation.com.

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Got a little dicey there in the 9th, but Coastal finished off the Tigahs!

Here are the features that published Sunday:

Reddix talks So Miss following camp:

Top '18 WR impressed with So Miss:

Only one $EC left with a chance to reach Omaha. I for one am thrilled and hope that FSU puts the final nail in the $EC baseball coffin tomorrow.
Just saw where that LSU was swept at home in a super regional for the first time in history. I don't know how many supers they have hosted but I'd bet it's more than they've played on the road.
E $PN media bias is killing college athletics! I've always kinda pulled for the underdog but I am now totally against any SEC team in any sport because of this
E $PN created bias.
That's all I have to say about that.

Land is a bunch of hot air! Can't even win with complete favoritism and 100 million dollar budgets....haha!

Tim Lynch(329) and Dylan Burdeaux(364) in the Perfect Game top 500 prospects.

http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=12483

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We have achieved many great things.. But I believe our golden years are ahead of us. MSU and Ole Miss are right in the middle of them and that makes it especially hard on us in the present circumstances. We're the underdog, but I wouldn't have it any other way - because that's the Southern Miss way.

Here's the stories from Saturday:

Jaylan Jenkins talks Southern Miss:

JUCO DE talks Southern Miss:

Eagles offer Georgia Defender:

Webb Surprised by So Miss offer:

Florida DE talks So Miss offer:

Per the Mississippi State Board of Health, John Cohen's Bulldogs developed a severe case of ORS (Oxford Regional Syndrome)! Baseball teams are extremely susceptible to this malady. Ironically, teams who are plagued with this ailment lose 6-5 to lower seeded teams! Note: Utes 6 Bears 5; Wave 6 Bears 5!

I know Winston and Lynch went but have we lost any signees or underclassmen yet?

Cancelled.

I have 14 high school kids at USM for Athletic Training Camp this weekend and we and their parents (approximately 30 total) always eat a meal together on Sunday at lunch before we head back to Birmingham. Any suggestions?

I keep seeing that word thrown around that this is embarrassing or that is embarrassing.

Do people, especially people on this board, really draw some form of self worth from college sports? I mean really?

Maybe I am the odd duck in the bunch, because I don't draw self worth or self actualization from Southern Miss Sports or what conference there in or how much their TV contract is worth.

Please explain it to me....

On Saturday, Southern Miss hosted a number of the Top High School 7-on-7 Teams from across the South. Receiver Yo'heinz Tyler from Warren Eason (New Orleans,LA) High was one of the most impressive pass catchers in attendance.

The talented 6-foot-5, 190-pounded talks with BigGoldNation.com about the Camp and his impression of Southern Miss.

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a little get together later this afternoon?

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