Mississippi State

Bulldogs · 5–8 in 2025–26

Compare Mississippi State with…
Fan Score
562.6
positive per 1,000 comments
Comments analyzed
32,592
2025–26 season
Positive share
56.3%
of all fan comments
Toxicity
40.3
harm + identity abuse per 1,000 · lower is better
Part one

Who they are

The shape of one comment section: the mix of what gets talked about, how it splits by sentiment, and the subjects Mississippi State fans raise more than anyone else.

Comment-section fingerprint

Stands out Team & Front Office: 76th percentile · Sports Betting: 25th percentile · College Sports: 26th percentilePercentile of ranked FBS teams per tag group; low-volume fanbases excluded from each cohort.
  • Mississippi State Harm: 69th percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State Identity-Based Abuse: 43rd percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State Explicit Language: 58th percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State College Sports: 26th percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State Off-Field Storylines: 49th percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State Sports Betting: 25th percentile of ranked FBS teams
  • Mississippi State Team & Front Office: 76th percentile of ranked FBS teams

Sentiment

Positive56.3%18,336
Neutral8.6%2,787
Negative33.6%10,955
Mixed1.6%514

Signature subtags

What Mississippi State fans bring up more than anyone, vs all 138 FBS fanbases.

Identity-Based Abuse
1.5×

Mentioned Race at 1.5× the rate of the average classified fanbase.

0.9 per 1,000 comments
Team & Front Office
1.4×

Mentioned Coaching at 1.4× the rate of the average classified fanbase.

125.3 per 1,000 comments
Identity-Based Abuse
1.2×

Mentioned Age at 1.2× the rate of the average classified fanbase.

1.1 per 1,000 comments

Subtag counts are tag applications, which may overlap.

Part two

How the season felt

Week by week, with every game marked. The comment section keeps its own scoreboard, and it does not always agree with the one on the field.

Season heartbeat

Net comment mood by week (green above the baseline, red below) with every game marked on it. Click a game for that week’s story.

+90%+45%−45%−90%0%Peak: +86% · week of Dec 20Low: −47% · L 38–45 (OT) vs TexasAug 30: W 34–17 at Southern MissWSep 6: W 24–20 vs Arizona StateWSep 13: W 63–0 vs Alcorn StWSep 20: W 38–10 vs Northern IllinoisWSep 27: L 34–41 (OT) vs TennesseeLOct 4: L 9–31 at Texas A&MLOct 18: L 21–23 at FloridaLOct 25: L 38–45 (OT) vs TexasLNov 1: W 38–35 at ArkansasWNov 8: L 21–41 vs GeorgiaLNov 15: L 27–49 at MissouriLNov 28: L 19–38 vs Ole MissLJan 2: L 29–43 vs Wake ForestLAug 23Jan 17
Weekly net fan mood with positive, negative, and total comment counts
Week ofNet moodPositiveNegativeCommentsGames
2025-08-23+59%30769404No game
2025-08-30+43%1,1774151,774W 34–17 at Southern Miss
2025-09-06+52%2,6186963,698W 24–20 vs Arizona State
2025-09-13+45%1,0493121,637W 63–0 vs Alcorn St
2025-09-20+57%1,3462821,853W 38–10 vs Northern Illinois
2025-09-27+41%1,5275802,330L 34–41 (OT) vs Tennessee
2025-10-04+13%8876651,700L 9–31 at Texas A&M
2025-10-11+70%49562618No game
2025-10-18−39%6841,7102,608L 21–23 at Florida
2025-10-25−47%5811,7972,584L 38–45 (OT) vs Texas
2025-11-01+38%1,8287432,838W 38–35 at Arkansas
2025-11-08+10%8016431,599L 21–41 vs Georgia
2025-11-15−28%5461,0191,673L 27–49 at Missouri
2025-11-22+21%7484521,417L 19–38 vs Ole Miss
2025-11-29+49%658201936No game
2025-12-06+49%1,0392871,543No game
2025-12-13+72%22932274No game
2025-12-20+86%1477163No game
2025-12-27+57%634138874L 29–43 vs Wake Forest
2026-01-03−4%7368041,695No game
2026-01-10+67%18526239No game
2026-01-17+73%11415135No game
Fan mood fell 109 points the week they lost by 2 at Florida.

Season trend

Weekly share of positive and negative comments with every game marked: click a dot for that week's story.

PositiveNegative
0%45%90%Aug 30: W 34–17 at Southern MissWSep 6: W 24–20 vs Arizona StateWSep 13: W 63–0 vs Alcorn StWSep 20: W 38–10 vs Northern IllinoisWSep 27: L 34–41 (OT) vs TennesseeLOct 4: L 9–31 at Texas A&MLOct 18: L 21–23 at FloridaLOct 25: L 38–45 (OT) vs TexasLNov 1: W 38–35 at ArkansasWNov 8: L 21–41 vs GeorgiaLNov 15: L 27–49 at MissouriLNov 28: L 19–38 vs Ole MissLJan 2: L 29–43 vs Wake ForestLAug 23Jan 17
Weekly values: Positive, Negative
Week ofPositiveNegativeComments
2025-08-2376%17.1%404
2025-08-3066.3%23.4%1,774
2025-09-0670.8%18.8%3,698
2025-09-1364.1%19.1%1,637
2025-09-2072.6%15.2%1,853
2025-09-2765.5%24.9%2,330
2025-10-0452.2%39.1%1,700
2025-10-1180.1%10%618
2025-10-1826.2%65.6%2,608
2025-10-2522.5%69.5%2,584
2025-11-0164.4%26.2%2,838
2025-11-0850.1%40.2%1,599
2025-11-1532.6%60.9%1,673
2025-11-2252.8%31.9%1,417
2025-11-2970.3%21.5%936
2025-12-0667.3%18.6%1,543
2025-12-1383.6%11.7%274
2025-12-2090.2%4.3%163
2025-12-2772.5%15.8%874
2026-01-0343.4%47.4%1,695
2026-01-1077.4%10.9%239
2026-01-1784.4%11.1%135

Season timeline

Part three

What they actually said

The language, the moderation load, and the comments themselves, exactly as they were posted.

Comment insights

Classified comments per 1,000, by system-tag group.

Harm34.1 per 1,000 · 1,113
Personal Attacks 1,057Harm Wish 15Sexual Content 26Group Hate 40Violent Threat 5
Identity-Based Abuse6.2 per 1,000 · 202
Age 37Gender 35Disability 34Race 28LGBTQIA+ 18Physical Appearance 52Religion 1
Explicit Language25.8 per 1,000 · 841
Explicit Words 712Explicit Acronym 117Violent Language 10Explicit Emoji 20
College Sports11.8 per 1,000 · 386
Recruiting 82Transfer Portal 140Conference Realignment 24NIL 93Band 49Student Section 17
Off-Field Storylines29.4 per 1,000 · 957
Injuries 220Player Conduct 15Broadcast & Media 303Officiating 419Politics & Activism 7
Sports Betting2.4 per 1,000 · 78
Gambling 68Moneyline 4Parlay 4Prop Bet 2
Team & Front Office165 per 1,000 · 5,377
Coaching 4,085Opponent Respect 201Crowd & Attendance 388Opponent Hostility 588Front Office 77Stadium Experience 150Athletic Department 6

Subtag counts are tag applications, which may overlap.

The Swear Jar

58th percentile
841 explicit comments25.8 per 1,000
  • Explicit Words712
  • Explicit Acronym117
  • Explicit Emoji20
  • Violent Language10

Tag applications, which may overlap.

Explicit language shows up in 25.8 of every 1,000 comments on this page: 43rd of 100 nationally, the 58th percentile.

Moderation snapshot

Harm & identity-based abuse per 1,000 comments · by week
season avg 40.380.7 per 1,000 · L 27–49 at MissouriWWWWLLLLWLLLL2025-08-232026-01-17
Harm and identity-based abuse per 1,000 comments, by week
Week ofRate per 1,000Games
2025-08-2359.4No game
2025-08-3035.5W 34–17 at Southern Miss
2025-09-0637.3W 24–20 vs Arizona State
2025-09-1330.5W 63–0 vs Alcorn St
2025-09-2017.3W 38–10 vs Northern Illinois
2025-09-2721L 34–41 (OT) vs Tennessee
2025-10-0438.2L 9–31 at Texas A&M
2025-10-114.9No game
2025-10-1858.7L 21–23 at Florida
2025-10-2564.2L 38–45 (OT) vs Texas
2025-11-0136.3W 38–35 at Arkansas
2025-11-0845.7L 21–41 vs Georgia
2025-11-1580.7L 27–49 at Missouri
2025-11-2239.5L 19–38 vs Ole Miss
2025-11-2939.5No game
2025-12-0615.6No game
2025-12-1340.1No game
2025-12-200No game
2025-12-2732L 29–43 vs Wake Forest
2026-01-0357.2No game
2026-01-1016.7No game
2026-01-1729.6No game
Harm and identity-based abuse peaked at 80.7 per 1,000 comments (L 27–49 at Missouri) against a season average of 40.3 per 1,000.

Season subtag split

Season totals of the classifications Sence applied to comments on this page.

Harm
  • Personal Attacks1,057
  • Group Hate40
  • Sexual Content26
  • Harm Wish15
  • Violent Threat5
Identity-Based Abuse
  • Physical Appearance52
  • Age37
  • Gender35
  • Disability34
  • Race28
  • LGBTQIA+18
  • Religion1

Tag applications, which may overlap.

Sence flags these in real time so page owners can act before fans see them.

From the comment section

Congrats!! Seize the day!! Wishing you the best of luck!! I’ll be watching!!

positiveFacebook

Work better to get over the hump

positiveFacebook

If they are going to do it, now would be a good time to start

negativeFacebook

Honesty STOP Dan looks extremely happy. How silly and full of disloyalty. Lebby inherited a big fat mess and has shown incredible leadership in tough times. He is a skilled coach.

mixedCoachingFacebook
Behind the numbers

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