Mississippi State Bulldogs News and Notes: Chris Stamps transferring and more
The offseason never slows down for Mississippi State athletics. The Bulldogs landed two commitments yesterday, a defensive back has reportedly transferred, and we continue the All-Mullen series!
NOTES:
Mississippi State defensive back Chris Stamps will play for NWCC this fall.
Mississippi State lost a member of its secondary today. Chris Stamps, a three-star defensive back in the 2015 signing class, will reportedly transfer from the Bulldogs program.
With Todd Grantham now in charge of the defense, the Bulldogs will undergo changes on that side of the football. Transfers Brian Cole and Johnathan Abram and redshirt freshman Cam Danztler stood out in the defensive backfield during the Maroon and White game. Jamal Peters and Brandon Bryant will be expected to lead the secondary in 2017.
heard Mississippi State corner Chris Stamps is now at Northwest, where he may see more playing time than what was expected in Starkville.
— Will Sammon (@WillSammon) July 8, 2017
Hearing from multiple sources that Mississippi State CB Chris Stamps is transferring to NW Mississippi Community College.
— Steve Robertson (@ScoutSteveR) July 8, 2017
Good luck to Chris in the future.
Mississippi State landed two commitments on Maroon Friday.
Speaking of defensive backs, the Bulldogs added two 2018 prospects to their secondary yesterday. Louisiana DB Shawn Preston and Georgia DB Tyrese Ross both pledged to Mullen and company on Friday.
I Play This Game With The Heart of 100 Men‼️ #MyCommitment pic.twitter.com/wZKgUsYdHH
— Tyrese “Bull” Ross (@__BossRoss) July 7, 2017
Related Story: Tyrese Ross commits to Mississippi State
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The All-Mullen Team continues
The Maroon and White Nation team has begun selecting the best players at each position of the Dan Mullen era. We have already selected the quarterback, running back, and two of the three receivers. We selected the third receiver today. Click the link to follow along!
Next: All-Mullen Team: WR number 3
Make sure to read our Q&A with Texas A&M’s Gig Em Gazette, where we discuss the budding rivalry between the Bulldogs and Aggies, and look at this year’s matchup.
Hail State!