We can all spell Mississippi, right?
Now that we've got that straight, we can talk about where the sleepy southern state stacks up in the world of Big Ten football.
Sound the buzzer.
Everyone is happy about the Big Ten returning, and a day after he called the NFL "boring," the President of the United States, Donald Trump, wanted you to know that he cares about the return of Big Ten. And Mississippi's role in it.
White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, spoke with the media Wednesday afternoon and read a statement about the Big Ten. "I just spoke with the President and he wanted to thank the commissioner of Big Ten football, Kevin Warren and all of the players, coaches and fans who wanted more than anything to play football. The President was happy to get this thing going and now you will have players in Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Mississippi and Nebraska who will now have access to football which is very good to see."
Um, should someone tell her Michigan is in the Big Ten and not Mississippi?
