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Kermit Davis Sr., a cornerstone of Mississippi basketball, passed away at 91 in Tupelo, leaving behind a storied career that shaped generations of players and coaches across the state.
Kermit Davis Sr., who died at 91, leaves a legacy of on‑court triumphs, mentorship and a dynasty that reached his son’s coaching career.
Kermit Davis Sr., a cornerstone of Mississippi State basketball, died on August 10 at age 91. His contributions as a player, coach, and mentor shaped the program for generations.
The 2026 College Baseball Hall of Fame class will welcome two former collegiate standouts whose careers left indelible marks on the sport. Their achievements, from SEC dominance to HBCU breakthroughs, will be celebrated at a February 2027 ceremony in Overland Park, Kansas.
After a stellar first year in Starkville, pitcher Tomas Valincius was recognized with the 2026 Ferriss Trophy, highlighting his impact on the Bulldogs and his family’s journey.