Deion Sanders Finalizing Deal To Become Head Coach For Jackson State

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When I meant "horrible" I didn't even take into account racism. That alone should make anyone weary of moving there. I meant, it's hot (I hate hot weather), it's run down, no pro sports, too many Good Ol Boys, and there was very little to do in Jackson. Not my cup of tea. But I guess if you like hot weather, like a slower pace of life, enjoy nature, and don't mind obnoxious khaki-wearing Trump-voting Oxford frat boys of all ages everywhere ... hey, Mississippi is for you.

And yes, the Coast is a much different Mississippi. I was nowhere near the coast.

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I liked Mississippi when I visited both Starkville and Hattiesburg. One of my roommates in Asheville was from Starkville and I’d go down there with him and a couple buddies to drive atv’s and hang with his family for long weekends. Lots of beautiful scenery. Build campfires and stay up til 4 am drinking moonshine. Went to the noxubee wildlife refuge. I remember Mugshots having amazing burgers. And Miss state had a beautiful campus and football stadium. It is pretty damn poor and seeing the campus and stadium was pretty jarring. My friends family are country as fug, lived in a double wide but were some of the most welcoming of different types of people. I had really good experiences there.

happy to read about Prime. Hope he does well.