Mississippi State’s spring game provided fans with an exciting glimpse of the future as high-rated quarterback KaMario Taylor put on an impressive display, leading the only two scoring drives and throwing the only touchdown pass of the day. While veteran Blake Shapen remains the presumptive starter, Taylor is making a strong case to be the primary backup.
Defensive pressure was a highlight of the game, with several players recording sacks, including safety Tony Mitchell who had an impressive performance. The wide receiver depth also looked promising, with new faces from the transfer portal making impactful plays.
However, the offensive line struggled in both run blocking and pass protection, highlighting the need for improvement. Quarterback Luke Kromenhoek, a highly-ranked transfer from Florida State, also had difficulties connecting with receivers and will need to work on his performance.
In terms of special teams, field goal kicking was a weak point, with both kickers missing attempts during the game. Despite the areas of improvement, Mississippi State fans have reasons to be optimistic about the upcoming season based on the talent and potential displayed during the spring game.
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