Thunder & Lightning: Analyzing Mississippi State’s Toughest Stretch in 2022

by Brian HadadJuly 27, 2022

Mississippi State ends the month of October on the road against two tough opponents. Is this the stretch that will define Mississippi State’s season? Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk preview the trips to Alabama and Kentucky, plus catch up on the countdown of the 50 greatest wins in Bulldog history.

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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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