SUMMARY: Mississippi billionaire Tommy Duff, at a GOP dinner, delivered a compelling political speech outlining his vision for the state without announcing a gubernatorial bid. Praising President Trump’s outsider approach, Duff paralleled their business backgrounds, detailing his success growing Southern Tire Mart and managing over 20 companies through Duff Capital Investors. He highlighted workforce challenges, especially brain drain, and applauded efforts to foster business-friendly environments and attract major companies like Toyota and Amazon. Duff emphasized the need for bold leadership, workforce development, and deregulation to advance Mississippi beyond its regional peers. Though he stopped short of declaring a run, his speech positioned him as a major GOP contender.

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SUMMARY: Football season is heating up in Mississippi as Ole Miss is ranked No. 21 in the Associated Press preseason top 25 for 2025-26. Despite losing key players to the NFL Draft and returning few starters, Lane Kiffin’s program remains highly regarded. Last season, Ole Miss narrowly missed the College Football Playoff after tough losses but achieved double-digit wins. Austin Simmons takes over quarterback from Jaxson Dart, with returning and transfer wide receivers bolstering the offense. Running backs and offensive linemen blend returning talent with new transfers. Defensively, coach Pete Golding rebuilds after key departures, confident in his mix of returners and newcomers. The Rebels open the season against Georgia State on August 30. Mississippi State and Southern Miss received no top 25 votes.

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SUMMARY: The New Orleans Saints lost 27-13 to the Los Angeles Chargers in their preseason opener, plagued by three turnovers, seven penalties, and five sacks allowed. Spencer Rattler started at quarterback, completing 7 of 11 passes for 53 yards but fumbling once. Rookie Tyler Shough replaced him, throwing for 165 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Despite outgaining the Chargers in offense, the Saints failed to score in the red zone. Chargers rookie Eric Rogers had two interceptions returned for a touchdown and key stops. Saints head coach Kellen Moore emphasized the need to protect the football moving forward. The Saints face the Jacksonville Jaguars next.

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