Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

If we just crossed over into Saturday, it has been an incredibly long day here.

I'm not going to bore you with all the details, but got up this morning, got to work, had three things I wanted to get done.

So far I've gotten one of them done.

And, you know, get up, write an article, recap some action from East Mississippi and

Itawamba last night, or Thursday night, East, Ina Community College knocks off East

Mississippi in a thriller that drops scuba tech to one in three.

I don't think anybody saw that coming right

they compete for an affle championship last year they returned taiquese kind of unexpectedly

the former national junior college player the year is back and a lot of people felt they were poised to go back and compete and possibly win this year at one and three uh of course wanted to go see tony

mitchell one of our new mississippi state commitments we're going to talk a little bit about recruiting

later in the show i don't know how long we go because, of course, we have an 11 a.m.

kick. So I got to get to show up and then get to bed, get some rest, and then we'll head to

Davis Wade Stadium. We're going to talk a little bit about that game, too, but not long ago got

home from Quipman, Mississippi. He went down to see Quipman High School in Kemper County.

Kemper County, of course, has two Mississippi State commitments.

Mario Nash Jr., an offensive lineman for 2025,

currently rated the second highest offensive lineman in the state of Mississippi.

And then to Marius Yates.

Currently rated as the number one running back in Mississippi for 2026.

I think he and Jaden Hill both.

Great players, both committed to Mississippi State.

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