
Mississippi State Women’s Basketball Poised for a Strong 2026‑27 Campaign
A look at the key players, from Francis’s all‑around dominance to the emerging backcourt duo and the visa‑bound additions that could reshape the team’s depth.
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A look at the key players, from Francis’s all‑around dominance to the emerging backcourt duo and the visa‑bound additions that could reshape the team’s depth.

Montevallo University announced the hiring of Deshawn Montgomery as its new Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach, highlighting his extensive playing and administrative background.

After two seasons at Itawamba Community College, former Starkville High School standout Tootie Lockett has committed to Mississippi State University. The move brings a local talent back to her roots, where she hopes to contribute to a team looking to rebound after a missed NCAA Tournament.

Former Starkville High School basketball standout Tootie Lockett transfers to Mississippi State University, bringing award‑winning performance and hometown enthusiasm to the Bulldogs.

The Ole Miss Rebels are reshaping their baseball roster after a breakthrough 2026 season that saw the team return to the College World Series. New additions include versatile prospect Brody Wilson and experienced transfers Brady Dallimore and Austin Fawley.

Mississippi State's women's basketball program is entering a pivotal season as head coach Sam Purcell finalizes a roster that blends experience with fresh talent. The 2026‑27 squad features six transfers and two incoming freshmen, each selected for their ability to contribute immediately.

After capturing the MHSAA Class 7A title, the Starkville girls basketball team confronts the challenge of replacing seven seniors while integrating fresh talent, all under the guidance of Coach Matt Wilbanks.

Jordan Polk earns the honor for the second consecutive year after a record‑breaking season that saw her net 41 goals and lead her team to the Class 6A semifinals.

Jordan Polk’s record‑breaking senior season earns her the Vicksburg Daily News Player of the Year honor, capping a career that includes two Player‑of‑the‑Year selections.