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Mississippi State’s depth chart shows team’s incredible experience

By William Mcfadden
Aug 31, 2015
Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen. (AP Photo/Kerry Smith)
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Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen. (AP Photo/Kerry Smith)

Every starter for the Bulldogs in their game against Southern Miss will be an upperclassmen, meaning several of the team’s key contributors for this season also helped lead Mississippi State to a No. 1 ranking last year.

The offense, led by preseason first-team All-SEC quarterback Dak Prescott, consists of three seniors and eight juniors, while the defense is comprised of five seniors and six juniors.

Tyler Greever, a WJTV weekend sports reporter tweeted out the entire Bulldogs’ depth chart.

Mississippi State's depth chart for the Southern Miss game this week: http://t.co/XCIRoYXm5p—
Tyler Greever (@Tyler_Greever) August 31, 2015

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