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NCAA appeals Chambliss injunction to Mississippi Supreme Court

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,03/06/26-1:46PM, 10,702 Reads 52,774 Statewide
The NCAA claims the organization and its members will be irreparably harmed if the Ole Miss quarterback’s injunction effectively allowing him to play in 2026 stands.
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The Greenville Jr. Grizzlies, representing the city’s 12U basketball divisions, traveled to Memphis for an exclusive, game-day experience with the Memphis Grizzlies.

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By SPECIAL TO THE DD=T SPECIAL TO THE DD=T
Wed,03/11/26-10:29AM, 9,452 Reads
On Monday, February 23rd, a group of young athletes from Greenville Parks & Recreation stepped onto one of basketball’s biggest stages — FEDEXFORUM, home of the Memphis Grizzlies.
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St. Stanislaus star Max Baria, with ball, grabs a rebound over Booneville's Elijah Dukes during the Boys Class 3A semifinal game, Wednesday, March 4, 2026, at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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‘He saved my life.’ High school basketball star Max Baria has filled a void for his family

By RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY RICK CLEVELAND - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Sun,03/15/26-4:38PM, 8,161 Reads 32,973 Statewide
Max Baria, a 17-year-old high school senior from Bay St. Louis, is a good-looking, soft-spoken, highly intelligent young man, who emerged this basketball season as one of the best high school players in Mississippi.
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Mobile sports betting dies again in Mississippi Senate

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,03/20/26-12:00PM, 7,482 Reads 34,054 Statewide
It is the second time this session that a mobile sports betting bill from the House has died in the Senate.
The “Mississippi Mobile Sports Wagering Act,” which passed 100 to 11 in the House of Representatives, has died in the Senate Gaming Committee at the hands of chairman State Senator David Blount (D).
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NCAA appeals Chambliss injunction to Mississippi Supreme Court

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‘He saved my life.’ High school basketball star Max Baria has filled a void for his family

Mobile sports betting dies again in Mississippi Senate

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