Four Takeaways from State's Win Over Southeastern Louisiana

1. Bulldogs Break Out of Offensive Funk

After struggling to score points in their first two games, Mississippi State finally broke out of their offensive funk with a 35-point performance against Southeastern Louisiana.

The Bulldogs were led by quarterback Will Rogers, who threw for 262 yards and two touchdowns. Rogers also rushed for a touchdown.

2. Defense Continues to Impress

Mississippi State's defense continued to impress in the win over Southeastern Louisiana, holding the Lions to just 10 points.

The Bulldogs forced two turnovers, including an interception by Emmanuel Forbes that led to a touchdown.

3. Running Game Finds Its Footing

Mississippi State's running game finally found its footing against Southeastern Louisiana, rushing for 177 yards.

Jo'quavious Marks led the Bulldogs with 73 rushing yards and a touchdown.

4. Bulldogs Get Healthy

Mississippi State got a few key players back from injury against Southeastern Louisiana, including wide receiver Jaden Walley and defensive end Jordan Davis.

The return of these players should give the Bulldogs a boost as they head into SEC play.