Starkville
Bulldogs' home city
Starkville is a city in northeastern Mississippi, home to Mississippi State University.
The name evokes small-town Southern life and college football culture: Starkville gets crazy on game day.
Johnny Cash famously spent a night in the Starkville jail in 1965, memorializing the town in his song "Starkville City Jail."
Brownish-red hue
- SECStock market regulator
- cowbellsMetal chimes for livestock
- land-grantGovernment-given territory
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
students · campus · dormitories · fraternities · sororities · professors · undergraduates · graduates
Drug-producing tri-nation area
- ColumbusOhio's seat of government
- West PointU.S. Army academy
- MississippiSouthern state or major river
- prairieOpen grassy flatland
Maroon
Brownish-red hue
- SECStock market regulator
- cowbellsMetal chimes for livestock
- land-grantGovernment-given territory
research · students · campus · dormitories · fraternities · sororities · professors · undergraduates · graduates · scholarships
Golden Triangle
Drug-producing tri-nation area
- ColumbusOhio's seat of government
- West PointU.S. Army academy
- MississippiSouthern state or major river
prairie · Black Belt · rural · small town
cotton
Plant fiber for textiles
- soybeansProtein-rich Asian legume
- catfishBarbeled freshwater bottom-feeder
- poultryBirds raised for food
cattle · farming · crops · harvest · cultivation · livestock · pasture · timber · dairy
Main Street
Town's central thoroughfare