Why Mississippi State football can find solace in loss to Texas, even if Jeff Lebby won’t agree
AUSTIN, Texas — Jeff Lebby made it clear in Saturday’s postgame news conference that there was no moral victory in Mississippi State football’s 35-13 loss at No. 2 Texas. “The moral victory part of it will not creep into our building whatsoever,” the first-year coach said.
However, Mississippi State made the game interesting, as the Longhorns held only an eight-point lead going into halftime.
Bulldogs coach Jeff Lebby said afterward they are still evaluating what exactly Shapen's injury is. His last play of the game was early in the fourth quarter on a fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard ...
At the forefront of Mississippi State football’s concerns following its loss at Arizona State is the run game — on both sides of the ball. Offensively, MSU’s running backs did score two ...
In a press conference held on Monday, Lebby thought Arch did a lot of 'good things' last week against UL-Monroe.
Jeff Lebby and the Mississippi State Bulldogs season took another step in the wrong direction during a blowout at home ...
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Jeff Lebby ducks into a nearby open room as construction workers loudly clang away in his office as part of a summer remodel. This is where we'd typically make the obvious ...
The Mississippi State Bulldogs are heading to DKR for the first time in 25 years, but head coach Jeff Lebby, former Oklahoma ...
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No. 1 Texas 35, Mississippi State 13: Five observations and Sunday chatThe No. 1 Texas Longhorns came into Saturday’s matchup at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium favored by almost 40 points ...
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