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Greenville Christian’s D.J. Smith (10, with the ball) rambles for yardage against Oak Grove. Smith accounted for six touchdowns in the Saints’ 48-41 victory Friday night. (Photo by Pat Causey)

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Greenville Christian knocks off reigning 6A champs Oak Grove
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,09/20/21-10:00AM , 1,318 Reads 13,462 Statewide
Greenville Christian, an all-Black team playing for a small private academy in the Delta, defeated Oak Grove, Mississippi's defending 6A public school state champions.
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Sanderson field will include Garcia, Simpson, Woodland, many more
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,09/17/21-11:48AM , 450 Reads 10,361 Statewide
In just its third year as a standalone PGA Tour event, Mississippi’s Sanderson Farms Championship apparently has hit the big-time, attracting a mix of established world champions and up-and-coming pro golfers.
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‘It’s like Superman has died’: Friends, teammates remember Parys Haralson
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Thu,09/16/21-4:00PM , 403 Reads 10,760 Statewide
Mike Justice, the ex-football coach, was holding court Tuesday afternoon, telling some friends about Parys Haralson, one of his former players. This was one day after the news that Haralson, who starred for Justice at Madison Central and then at Tennessee and in the NFL, had died at age 37 at his home in San Francisco.
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South Carolina and Mississippi State players helped hold an American flag that stretched from sideline to sideline on Sept. 20, 2001, at Scott Field in the first major athletic event that followed the tragedies of 9/11. (MSU athletics)

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Sept. 20, 2001: When football was played and patriotism broke out
By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Mon,09/13/21-1:48PM , 333 Reads 10,683 Statewide
We have observed, soberly, the 20-year anniversary of 9/11, which means we are also coming up on the anniversary of the first big sporting event played after 9/11, which was on Sept. 20, 2001, a Thursday night in Starkville.

South Carolina vs. Mississippi State.

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