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You're listening to Thunder and Lightning on Super Talk, Mississippi, covering Mississippi State Sports like nobody else.

Thunder and Lightning live here on Super Talk, Mississippi. I am Brian Haydad.

That's Rhino down there in Studio X and Jackson,

making sure everything stays on the rails as much as he possibly can.

It's a lot of train to have to deal with here on the underlying.

Thank you for joining me here at SuperTalk.

You can be listening at SuperTalk.fm.

You can listen to your SuperTalk app. You can be watching on SuperTalk TV and getting a big shot of my massive dome. Or you can, you know what? I just learned this the other day. You can just say to your Alexa, hey, play Super Talk Mississippi. Boom. There it is. So many ways to connect with us. Thank you, however you're joining us here tonight. Love to have a good time on the show. Love to talk Mississippi State Sports, but unfortunately today we do have to start off with some terrible news out of Starville. You've already heard it if you listen to Sports Talk Mississippi earlier today or if you've been on social media. But MSU freshman student athlete Samuel Westmoreland,

who was a graduate of Tubleau High School,

an offensive lineman for the Mississippi State football team,

has passed away at the age of 19.

Statements from Dr. Keenham, Mike Leach, and John Cohen,

all basically telling us the same thing that is a tragic loss

of a young man who's had his

entire life in front of him.

Mississippi State has canceled all of its media opportunities today.

Mike Leach was not on the SEC teleconference as he's obviously going to be dealing with a

grieving team at this time.

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