Mississippi State shouldn’t have lost on Saturday, but they did. The Bulldogs came out flat, and despite taking a 17-0 lead into halftime, they came away flat
If the Bulldogs want to turn this season around, Mississippi State’s offense will need to be significantly sharper than what we saw against South Alabama. At times, the offense actually did look sharp, and it featured some innovative calls here and there. But there were long stretches in the second half where the offense just appeared to be incredibly vanilla and bland.
And this can actually apply to Peter Sirmon and the defense too.