BOONEVILLE, Miss. - A pair of former award-winning alumni of the Northeast Mississippi Community College baseball program are finishing their 2025 seasons on the Road to Omaha.

Itawamba Community College freshman pitcher Jud Files of Mooreville has been named a third-team NJCAA Division II ...

As he walked into Charles Schwab Field Omaha on Wednesday, it hadn’t yet sunk in for Jackson McCoy – not even after he saw the Murray State logo in the bullpen. This was not where he expected to be at ...

Mississippi State baseball revealed its starting pitcher for ... The right-handed junior from Booneville has a 3-2 record and 3.96 ERA after joining MSU this season from Itawamba Community College.

Mike Federico, a Pope John Paul II High School alum, recently accepted the job of Director of Player Development with the ...

Mississippi State baseball revealed its starting pitcher for ... The right-handed junior from Booneville has a 3-2 record and 3.96 ERA after joining MSU this season from Itawamba Community College.

Follow Mississippi State baseball's transfer portal moves for the 2026 season. ... He joined MSU this season from Cloud County Community College and had a 4.30 ERA and 2-0 record in 11 relief ...

Mississippi State has made O'Connor the second-highest-paid coach in college baseball, earning $2.8 million annually. The contract is for four years. New @HailStateBB skipper Brian O’Connor will ...

Mississippi State baseball transfer portal tracker: Who's in, who's out for Brian O'Connor Omaha bar where Brian O'Connor worked changing to Mississippi State hangout for College World Series Why ...

A product of Starkville High School, Owen spent the first two years of his college career at Northeast Mississippi Community College. He earned national honors for his defense following that ...

Mississippi State baseball has landed four players from the transfer portal, ... He's played four seasons of college baseball, but one of those was at John A. Logan Community College in 2022, ...

Then he had such a bad experience as a freshman at Division 2 St. Thomas Aquinas College in New York, “I didn’t even look at (baseball) the same way anymore,” he said.