Mississippi State beats South Carolina to open SEC play
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 20, 2026, 2:09 AM
Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Mississippi State secured a 41-34 victory against South Carolina to open SEC play on September 19, showcasing their potential as a playoff contender. Kamario Taylor was instrumental, passing for 251 yards and four touchdowns, helping the Bulldogs rally from a 16-0 deficit. Under coach Jeff Lebby, the Bulldogs improved their SEC record, marking a pivotal moment after previously struggling in conference games. The Bulldogs now look forward to facing No. 20 Missouri in Starkville on September 26, kicking off a challenging stretch against ranked SEC opponents.
- •Mississippi State leads SEC play with a 41-34 win over South Carolina.
- •Kamario Taylor throws for 251 yards and four touchdowns.
- •Bulldogs overcome a 16-0 deficit in the victory.
- •Next game against No. 20 Missouri is on September 26.
- •Mississippi State currently holds a 3-0 overall record.
- 2:09 AMCBS Sports — Mississippi State emerging as potential CFP bracket buster: SEC contenders beware of Kamario Taylor, Bulldogs
"'Super' Kamario Taylor leads the Bulldogs' most dangerous team since Dak Prescott anchored this offense in 2014
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