Dak - Bully XXII

Dak - Bully XXII

The official mascot of Mississippi State University is the English Bulldog, proudly known as Bully. Since the tradition began, 22 live bulldogs have held the title. The current mascot, Dak, continues the legacy and officially took on the role during the Passing of the Harness ceremony—an honored tradition typically held during Super Bulldog Weekend.

Dak is named after MSU alumnus Dak Prescott, who set 38 school records during his time in maroon and white. He now serves as the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.

Dak - Bully XXII

The official mascot of Mississippi State University is an English Bulldog.

The Drill Field

Located at the center of the MSU Campus, the Drill Field is a popular gathering place for students.

Bulldog Bash

Bulldog Bash: the largest free outdoor concert event in the State of Mississippi

Cowbell

Cowbell: the ultimate symbol of Mississippi State pride.

Maroon & White

The Maroon and White tradition dates back over a century to the very first football game ever played by the school's student-athletes on November 15, 1895.

Dawg Days

Dawg Days is an exciting collection of activities and events held to welcome new freshmen & transfer students to Mississippi State.

Homecoming

Homecoming is a Southern family reunion wrapped in maroon and white!

Maroon Fridays

Super Bulldog Weekend

Super Bulldog Weekend is an MSU sports fan’s paradise.

MSU Cheese

MSU Cheese is one of our tastiest traditions!

Hail State Fight Song

Hail State was penned as the Mississippi State fight song in the 1930s.

The Junction

The Junction is the heart of Bulldog tailgating.

Cowbell Yell

The Cowbell Yell pep rally kicks off football season with a clang!

Bully Mascot

Bully, an English Bulldog, is the official mascot of MSU. He can be found cheering on the Bulldogs all across campus!

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