This is one that absolutely stings. Nash has been courted elsewhere. Sounds like Florida State is now the favorite:
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Video from Lebby's full press conference availability on Monday:

Good update from our friend Adam Gorney. For now Yates seems solid with MSU, but not sure if that will hold:

Audio from the SEC teleconference earlier today:

Big get for the Bulldogs. He's had some academic issues, which continue to play a factor here. I know he has a lot of big offers, but not sure how many of those still exist because not sure how many he could actually get into. But he should be fine getting into State:

defensive linemen Trevion Williams and Ethan Miner made available to media this week:

Not nearly as long of an interview as usual with the bye week, but Lebby talked with members of the media on Tuesday:

Across the conference:

From our friends at NYCHoops, Bulldogs in the final three for the three-star point guard from Maryland, along with Maryland and Texas A&M:

Individual grades from Bulldogs' game against Texas:

Good update here from our friend Sam Spiegelman, on LSU commit Tyler Miller, whom MSU is trying to flip:

For a half and maybe a little more, this one was close. The Bulldogs scored late, but Texas was too much in a 35-13 win. Still, State covered the spread, which was 37.5 points.

Rivals analyst Sam Spiegelman gives us a breakdown of what Tyler Lockhart means for the Bulldogs:

Release from Mississippi State:

Mississippi State offensive lineman Albert Reese IV has been named to the eighth annual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award watchlist, the organization announced Thursday.

Reese is one of 52 players named to the watchlist, which is given annually to the nation's top leaders in college football. Each player is nominated by their school and has demonstrated a record of leadership by exhibiting exceptional courage, integrity and sportsmanship both on and off the field.

Reese has been incredibly active in the community and has taken full advantage of the newly created D.A.W.G program. In his time in Starkville, Reese has volunteered in numerous activities, highlighted by trips to the Starkville Public Library, The Boys and Girls Club. He lent a helping hand at the Starkville Strong Food Drive and the Samaritan's Feet Shoe Distribution. He joined teammates on a service trip to Miami this summer, where they painted and cleaned schools, met with students for lunch and in their classrooms, and did some landscaping, all while giving back to others and being incredible leaders and representatives of Mississippi State University.

Twenty semifinalists will be announced on October 22. Three finalists will be named for the award on Monday, December 16. The winner will be announced at the award ceremony at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on February 12, 2025.

The award, presented by Albertsons and Tom Thumb, is the first college football honor to focus primarily on a player's leadership, both on and off the field. Leadership is a term synonymous with Jason Witten, who, in addition to becoming one of the best tight ends in the history of the sport, served as one of football's most prominent role models during his 16-year pro career. In addition to winning the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award in 2012, Witten also received the Bart Starr Award, Pro Football Weekly's Humanitarian of the Year Award, Home Depot NFL Neighborhood MVP and the Bob Lilly Award, among many others. All of those honors have recognized his work in the community, achievements on the field and dedication to his teammates and family.

The winner of the Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year will also receive a $10,000 contribution in his name to his school's athletic scholarship fund. The contribution will be made by Jason Witten's SCORE Foundation, the official charity of Jason and his wife Michelle. The SCORE Foundation, founded in 2007, has positively impacted tens of thousands of children and families in Texas and Tennessee over the last 16 years. The foundation operates its nationally-recognized SCOREkeepers program, which places trained male mentors on staff to work with children at family violence shelters, at nine shelters in the two states.

From our friends at OrangeBloods.com, a breakdown of the Longhorns:

Our friend Rob Cassidy broke down the recent addition of King Grace for the Bulldogs:

Not a huge surprise here if you've been following our updates, but Bulldogs get the pick here:

Full video interviews from media availability today:

Full video from Lebby's weekly press conference, this afternoon:

A look at all the individual grades from the Bulldogs' loss to the gators:

I mean, wow. What an unreal blow.
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Full post game press conference from coach Jeff Lebby after the game:

Doesn't get any easier for the Bulldogs looking forward. There were positives, but not enough of them today:

Guys, I enlisted the help of analyst Sam Spiegelman, who's seen Yates multiple times in-person and seen his film as well:

Not sure who it's from, as they wish to remain anonymous. My guess is it will eventually come out, especially with a donation this big.
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