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Barry Werner

EXPLAINED: Mississippi state delivers gut punch bad beat to illinois backers - The Real Truth

Illinois Mississippi State Tommy DeVito Casey Washington Marcus Banks

It is only  January 2 and there already is a brutal bad beat for the backers of Illinois.

The Fighting Illini saw Mississippi State go ahead 13-10 on a short field goal with seconds left in the Reliaquest Bowl.

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