Richard Williams oversaw one of the most memorable eras in Mississippi State men's basketball history. On the latest edition of Dear Ol' State, the former head coach of the Bulldogs sits down with Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to look back on his tremendous career – from how he was hired at MSU to the Dawgs' run to the 1996 Final Four.

Mississippi State women's hoops has had a couple of recent setbacks, but head coach Sam Purcell believes there is still plenty of fight left in the Dawgs. On Dear Ol' State, Purcell sits with Joel Coleman and talks about perspective and why he believes his team can bounce back.

Mississippi State men's basketball heads into a big week looking to bounce back. On Dear Ol' State, Joel Coleman visits with head coach Chris Jans who discusses his team with matchups against Alabama and Ole Miss on the horizon.

Two more Diamond Dawgs sit down with Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery on Dear Ol' State. Fan-favorite Noah Sullivan and first-year Bulldog Andrew Raymond join the show a few days before MSU begins practice.

Jamarion Davis-Fleming continues to grow and produce in his first season as a Bulldog. On Dear Ol' State, Mississippi State men's basketball's fantastic freshman sits down with Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to discuss his development, his appreciation for MSU and much more.

After a tough weekend game against Oklahoma, Mississippi State women's basketball is turning the page to a Thursday night home matchup against Tennessee. On Dear Ol' State, MSU head coach Sam Purcell joins Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to discuss moving onward from the weekend's disappointment and more.

Mississippi State men's basketball has reeled off five wins in a row after a thrilling overtime win over Texas last Saturday. On Dear Ol' State, head coach Chris Jans joins Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery to talk about what's been behind the streak and more.

The Christmas season means that baseball isn't too far away. With that in mind, Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery catch up with the head coach of the Diamond Dawgs, Brian O'Connor, who gives a few of his observations from fall ball and begins looking ahead at spring.