Good morning! Kick off is less than 80 days away at Davis Wade Stadium, and if you haven’t already secured your seats for this upcoming season, don’t wait any longer. Get your tickets now before they’re all gone!

What else did we toss into the Brew today?

🏈 The Future Is Here
👟 Roll It Back
🐶 and much, much more!

🎥 HAIL STATE PLUS

There’s nothing quite like the Left Field Lounge and Left Field Lofts at Dudy Noble Field. In this HailState+ special, you’ll meet four Diamond Dawgs fans that are proud members of these two clubs. They explain how they came to be owners and why each home weekend in their space is filled with family, fellowship, and fun.

With HailState+ you get to watch wherever you want to watch. Web, mobile, and (later this year) all major OTT streaming apps like AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, Roku, and Android. We got it all.

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 The Future Is Here. While the boys of fall prepare for their opponents for 2023, the fans can take a look at the Bulldogs’ 2024 football schedule. If the mascots look absolutely terrifying in the above graphic, you can blame AI for that.

Next season. the SEC’s 16 members ill be required to play eight conference opponents as well as an additional matchup against a school from one of the other Power Five conferences or a major independent. The 2024 season also marks the first time the SEC will not be split into divisions since the 1991 season. Dates and times for the 2024 matchups will be announced at a later date.

🔼 Roll It Back. Feel like you missed out on the NCAA Outdoor Championship action? Lucky for you, MSU Track and Field has you covered. Take a trip down recent memory lane, and get a brief recap at what went down in Austin, TX last weekend.

🔼 Dear Ol’ State. Longtime pro-ball player Jack Lazorko joins the Dear Ol’ State podcast to discuss his playing days with the Brewers, Mariners, Tigers and Angels, as well as catch up on what all he’s up to now. Listen to this podcast, and much more, on HailState+.

🤔 BULLDOG TRIVIA

Seasoned Vet. Former Bulldog and Dear Ol’ State podcast guest Jack Lazorko pitched in the MLB for five seasons from 1984-1988. For a majority of his career, Lazorko was a reliever with 222 innings pitched in his career.

Our question today — how many strikeouts do you think he accumulated in his five-year career?

Think you know the answer? Scroll on down to the bottom to find out.

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🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: 108!

His season-best came in 1987 where he struck out 55 batters after appearing in 11 games as a starter.

Have a great weekend, y'all.