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Does Georgia or Mississippi have the most pro football players from the respected universities?
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∙ 16y ago
There are many notable pro football players from Mississippi: Jeryy Rice, Brett Farve, Steve McNair, Eli Manning, Patrick Willis, etc. I think it's Mississippi.
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What are the most played NCAA football games west of the Mississippi?
Georgia and auburn
When was the last time Mississippi state university beat the university of Georgia in football?
Georgia and Mississippi State meet on September 25, 2010 in Starkville. Prior to this, the last time Mississippi State defeated Georgia was in 1974 in Jackson. Georgia currently has a 9 game winning streak against the Bulldogs.
When was the last time Georgia lost to Mississippi State in football?
The two Bulldog teams have been in separate divisions of the SEC, but have played five or six times since 2002. Mississippi State beat Georgia 24-12 on September 25, 2010, but lost their next three meetings.
What is between mississippi and georgia?
Alabama is between Mississippi and Georgia.
What state is separating Mississippi and Georgia?
Alabama separates Mississippi and Georgia.
What states surround alabama?
Tennessee to the north, Georgia to the east, Florida to the south and Mississippi to the west,
What state is between mississipi and Georgia?
Alabama
What direction would you go to get from Georgia to Mississippi?
You would travel west to get from Georgia to the State of Mississippi.
What direction would you need to go if if you wanted to travel from Georgia to Mississippi?
Travelling from Georgia to Mississippi you would travel west.
Which direction is Georiga to Mississippi?
Georgia is east from Mississippi.
What is the name of the state between Mississippi and Georgia?
Alabama borders Mississippi to the west and Georgia to the east.
What are the states surrounding Tennessee?
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