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Mississippi State Has Fired Head Coach Joe Moorhead After 2 Seasons

by Larry Leo

January 3, 202017 Comments

Mississippi State Has Fired Head Coach Joe Moorhead After 2 Seasons

Just a few days after the Mississippi State's loss to Louisville in the Music City Bowl, the Bulldogs have fired head coach Joe Moorhead...

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Who gets this job?

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justustm2•76 months

Make him an analyst at LSU since he is Brady’s mentor.

LesnarF5•76 months

No one good wants that shite show job.

Grievous Angel•76 months

It used to be Alabama got ridiculed for firing a coach after 4 years. Now State--MISSISSIPPI STATE--is doing it in two???

Oswald31•76 months

Lol, no results on the field? We get it, dumb southerners hate ppl that can read.

NakaTrash•76 months

Cared more about dropping pounds than dropping games

Argo56•76 months

Billy Napier?

CDawson•76 months

Good call.

LSUsince74•76 months

Buyout U

Tiger in NY•76 months

No results? 2 bowl games and an 8 win season is about what Mississippi State should expect. This is a stupid move (unless he wanted to be fired to go back up north).

BigDawg0420•76 months

Guess his players' ring sizes never mattered

Fightin Okra•76 months

Bulldog fans feeling pressure of Lane already

Chalkywhite84•76 months

Napier

Wolfhound45•76 months

Well I am pissed now.

HarryBalzack•76 months

Who wants that job?

FlyinTiger93•76 months

Mike Leach could turn them into something respectable.

SwaggerVance•76 months

10 straight seasons with a bowl game. A top 25 recruiting class just from in state talent pool, and a multi-million dollar a year salary...I would think any up and comer would be blessed to have all of those things.

atltiger6487•76 months

“10 straight seasons with a bowl game.”..... this means little when 78 of 130 teams play in a bowl.

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