Five thoughts on Mississippi State football crushing Stephen F. Austin

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STARKVILLE, MS – SEPTEMBER 01: Osirus Mitchell #87 of the Mississippi State Bulldogs celebrates a touchdown with Keith Mixon #23 during the first half against the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks at Davis Wade Stadium on September 1, 2018 in Starkville, Mississippi. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images) /

The Mississippi State football team had little issue with Stephen F. Austin

Mississippi State football passed its first test of the 2018 season. Well, technically it wasn’t much of a test. It was like a quiz. And on that quiz all the Bulldogs really had to do was write their names out on the paper and count to five.

Okay, so maybe the “test” metaphor doesn’t work here. It’s not applicable to this situation at all. MSU had some minor moments where they were challenged, but the Bulldogs had no real significant issue in this game.

The Mississippi State football team pushed right on through the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks with ease, clearing through their opponent and dominating just about every aspect of tonight’s game against SFA.

From the get go, Mississippi State clearly looked like the better team. And, from start to finish, the Mississippi State football team imposed their will upon Stephen F. Austin and forced the visitors to leave with a deficit existing on the scoreboard.

Mississippi State won and the Bulldogs certainly won big.

And so, we’ve got some thoughts on the matter.

Earlier this evening, I had five thoughts on the first half. You can go check those out right over here. Now, I’ve got five thoughts on the entire game.

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