Mississippi State strikes first against Ole Miss in Egg Bowl
By SDS Staff
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Mississippi State struck first in Thursday night’s Egg Bowl.
The Rebels offense has been moving the football at times, but MSU’s defense has played well. The Bulldogs offense punched it in first to take the early lead. Bulldogs’ running back Nick Gibson, who’s playing in his last Egg Bowl, ripped off a 27-yard touchdown run. The senior back went untouched to draw first blood in the rivalry game.
Great design by Joe Moorhead and the Bulldogs.
Nick Gibson with the 27-yard scamper to strike first for Cowbell #EggBowl @HailStateFB | #HailState pic.twitter.com/idfJ6ST9pA
— Collin Wilson (@_Collin1) November 29, 2019
MSU leads the Rebels 7-0 mid-way through the first quarter.
Mississippi State’s defense has been doing a solid job defending the Rebels offense and quarterback John Rhys Plumlee.
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