Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Maroon Friday edition of the yard.

Hope you're well today.

It's the great that we live in a country we can celebrate Maroon Friday however we choose.

Tonight, at 545, we will say goodbye to our graduates at Duty Noble Field.

As Mississippi State tries to find a way to even a series.

I say that, not because I have a sense of humor, but last night, last night's stunk.

We're going to break all that down, but I'll be honest with you.

I never thought in my entire career, I would see that.

You know, late in ballgame, I'm starting to track down numbers. How historic is this loss? Well, second,

most runs allowed in school history in a game. The worst was 1943 against Alabama. And even

state scores and runs in that game. It's terrible.

Not going to sit here and try to sugarcoat it for you.

Not going to sit here and tell you it's going to be okay.

It was an embarrassing loss.

And the reality of it is, is I am never embarrassed to be a Mississippi state person.

I'm a Mississippi State dad,

I'm a Mississippi State fan. I'm a Mississippi State fan, I'm a Mississippi State reporter,

Mississippi State guy in every aspect of my life.

But I left that ballpark last night feeling something I've never felt before.

You know, I felt really bad for our kids. I felt bad for our coaches. I felt really bad for our fans.

I felt a little bad for myself.

That's a long walk to the car, man.

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