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In its first two Southeastern Conference games this season, Mississippi State has had to combat the run-first offenses of LSU and Auburn. Saturday night, when the Bulldogs travel to College Station to battle Texas A&M, MSU should finally get the chance to test itself against a true air attack.
“It’s going to be a very different challenge for us this week,” Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen said during the SEC coaches’ teleconference on Wednesday. “A lot of people we’ve played this year have been very run-oriented. This is really the first pass-oriented team that we’re going to face.