Thunder & Lightning: Revisiting the Mississippi State Media Poll

by Brian HadadNovember 29, 2021

Way back in August, Brian Hadad polled his fellow Mississippi State media members to get their thoughts on the upcoming 2021 season. Now that the games are played and the stats are compiled, he and Robbie Faulk look at everybody’s predictions to see who got it right, and who swung and missed looking at the Bulldogs.

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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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