Here is what you need to know about Mississippi State before Missouri basketball faces the Bulldogs on the road Saturday in Starkville.

The No. 20-ranked Missouri Tigers men’s basketball will look to improve to 6-2 in the Southeastern Conference when it takes on the tall task of beating No. 14 Mississippi State on Saturday in Starkville, Mississippi. The game tips off at noon Central Time and will be televised on the SEC Network.

Missouri has only beaten Mississippi State once in the 10 games played in Starkville. The​​ Tigers' lone win in Bulldog territory was a 78-36 beatdown in 2013.

STARKVILLE — Mississippi State football will be holding its annual spring game on April 19 at Davis Wade Stadium, the athletic department announced on Wednesday. Admission to the spring game is free, while the start time will be announced at a later date. MSU also announced the dates of other marquee events for the spring.

President Mark E. Keenum and East Mississippi Community College (EMCC) President Scott Alsobrooks signed a Memorandum of

Mississippi State unveiled a 10-year facilities plan that includes renovations to Davis Wade Stadium, a restaurant at Dudy Noble Field and more.

Mississippi State basketball coach Chris Jans announced Tuesday that guard Kanye Clary is out for the season due to injury.

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Alabama guard Chris Youngblood led the the Crimson Tide past the Bulldogs 88-84 in front of a hostile Starkville crowd.

On Wednesday night, two of the SEC’s top basketball teams are set to meet in what is a Top 25 matchup inside of Humphrey Coliseum, as the Mississippi State Bulldogs welcome the Alabama Crimson Tide to town.

On Wednesday night, a SEC matchup with a lengthy history will officially be renewed once again, as the Alabama Crimson Tide travel west to Starkville, Mississippi for a Top 25 showdown with the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

Joining MSU in receiving the inaugural DSCU grants are Boston University, Clemson, Georgetown, Georgia State, Northwestern, NATO, the U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Naval War College and University of Pittsburgh.