Dalton Trigg
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Southern Miss Overwhelmed at Auburn in First Road Test Under Blake Anderson (opens the original)
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AUBURN, Ala. – Southern Miss came to Auburn with a chance to turn a promising start into something much bigger. However, the Golden Eagles left with their first loss of the Blake Anderson era, falling 43-8 to the Tigers on Saturday night at Jordan-Hare Stadium. A week after opening with a 49-3 win over Alcorn State, Southern Miss (1-1) couldn’t produce the breakthrough it was looking for against an SEC opponent. Despite having some moments that could serve as building blocks going forward, the s
Henry Abt Living Out Southern Miss Dream With Freshman Class Built to Win Now (opens the original)
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HATTIESBURG, Miss. – Henry Abt already knew plenty of faces around him when he arrived at Southern Miss, whether it was a former high school teammate, players he'd competed against or alongside for years throughout Mississippi's high school and travel-ball circles, or coaches he'd already started building relationships with. Well before his arrival, though, Hattiesburg was a destination Abt long envisioned for himself. The former Hartfield Academy standout grew up roughly 90 miles away from Hatt
LB Mathis Haygood Believes Southern Miss Defense Has Improved 'Majorly' Since Spring (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS – When a college football team endures as much roster turnover as Southern Miss has, there are naturally going to be some growing pains with players trying to build chemistry in a short timeframe. This is especially true on the defensive side of the ball, where everyone has to be linked together like a chain. If one link in that chain breaks, the whole thing fails. Having an experienced leader on defense can help accelerate that chemistry growth, and redshirt junior linebacker Mathis
1-on-1 With Blake Anderson: 'I'm a Little Bit of a Psycho' About Competing for Championships (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS – Southern Miss head coach Blake Anderson understands the magnitude of the challenge that's in front of him. With 75 newcomers on the roster and a historically proud football program entering a new era, many around the Sun Belt Conference and around the nation have tempered expectations for the Golden Eagles in 2026. Anderson, however, isn't interested in lowering the bar. During an exclusive one-on-one interview with Southern Miss Golden Eagles On SI on Wednesday at the New Orleans
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