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The Saints took a step towards bolstering their much-needed depth at running back by signing free agent Jamaal Williams to a 3-year deal worth up to $12 million with $8 million fully guaranteed, as reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

On Wednesday (March 15), reports say that the Saints have come to terms with tackles Khalen Saunders (Kansas City Chiefs) and Nathan Shepherd (New York Jets).

Tuesday the school board introduced Kevin Hunt as the new boys basketball head coach.

Mississippi on Tuesday introduced new basketball coach Chris Beard, who repeatedly declined to discuss specifics regarding his December domestic violence arrest that led to his eventual firing at Texas.

Here’s a look at the favorites, underdogs and longshots.

The annual Hancock Whitney Classic is set to get underway, with Mississippi State facing off against Nicholls State on Tuesday and the University of Louisiana on Wednesday.

With the park approaching a decade in existence, WLOX explored if Biloxi’s bet on baseball is paying off.

Report: Saints lose two defensive tackles

After days of speculation, the official announcement was made Monday morning.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the undermanned New Orleans Pelicans 110-96 on Saturday night for their fourth victory in five games.

On Saturday, the New Orleans Saints held an introductory press conference for new quarterback Derek Carr.

Carr's four-year, $150 million contract reportedly includes $100 million in guaranteed money

Saints reportedly make offer to Jameis Winston

Saints awarded compensatory pick.

The winner of the 2023 awards will be announced in March, in Houston site of the men’s NCAA Basketball Championship.

McCollum scored 13 of his 32 points in the final four minutes and the Pelicans held off the Dallas Mavericks 113-106 on Wednesday night.

Zion Williamson and his injured hamstring will be re-examined in approximately two weeks.

Sources told ESPN that Beard “has emerged as the leading candidate” for the job.

The Saints ranked first in the league with an A+ grade for how it handles travel for away games. They received high marks for first-class seating and giving their players enough space and individual downtime before away games.

As wrestling continues to grow in Mississippi, more and more student athletes can showcase their talents on bigger stages and this year a handful of coast wrestlers are hitting the mat on the national stage.