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, the opening day of college baseball edition of the yard.

I hope that you are well today. I hope it's a payday for you. I hope it's payday. And I hope you're able to watch the Bulldogs win a baseball game today,

whether you're here at Duty Noble Field or whether you're at home or at the office or whatever.

I don't think there's a lot of productivity going to happen for Mississippi State fans today,

because I think many people are going to have the game on their phone or on their tablet

or on their desktop and kind of maybe have that minimized while they are quote air quotes

working today we're a baseball school we're proud to say that very very excited to have have some

baseball to cover and we got some cool things in store for you over on jean's page and of course

we'll have post game video and all reaction we We're going to cover it like nobody else.

So come by and check us out.

A lot to talk about today.

We're going to talk a lot of baseball today.

A lot of baseball.

And we'll look a little bit towards the weekend.

It's a big, big, big weekend for Mississippi State.

No home games in basketball, but two very important road games that can really kind of

define where Mississippi State ends up in the SEC pecking order. On Saturday, the men will travel

to Arkansas on Sunday. The ladies will be in Kentucky. Need one and both. Those are the last two

really big games on the regular season schedule for both teams.

Both of them happen to be road games.

States should be, and every game the rest of the way should be winnable.

But, you know, what we've learned about the men's basketball team is there is a little

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