Thunder & Lightning: The Rumblings Deserve a Big Crowd

by Brian HadadMarch 23, 2021

Mississippi State has a big weekend coming up, and what better way to celebrate it than with a supersized edition of The Rumblings? Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman dive into a great mailbag covering everything under the sun.

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Brian Hadad

Covering Mississippi State since 2013, Brian Hadad brings his always original perspective to SportsTalk Mississippi and the Thunder & Lightning podcast five days a week. Brian has been the host of over 2,000 podcast episodes in his career, providing a unique mix of stat-driven analysis with irreverent humor. Brian lives in Starkville with his wife Jennifer, and their two daughters Aislinn and Emily.

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Thunder & Lightning: The Rumblings Deserve a Big Crowd

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