Why Mississippi State football can find solace in loss to Texas, even if Jeff Lebby won’t agree
AUSTIN, Texas — Jeff Lebby made it clear in Saturday’s postgame news conference that there was no moral victory in Mississippi State football’s 35-13 loss at No. 2 Texas. “The moral victory part of it will not creep into our building whatsoever,” the first-year coach said.
What upset Jeff Lebby the most after watching Mississippi State football’s loss to Toledo
The Bulldogs (1-2) were blown out 41-17 by the Rockets (3-0) at Davis Wade Stadium on Saturday. Frankly, everything that could’ve gone wrong did go wrong. It was the most lopsided nonconference home loss since 2006. Mississippi State paid Toledo $1.2 million to play the game.
However, Mississippi State made the game interesting, as the Longhorns held only an eight-point lead going into halftime.
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