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Everything coach Chris Jans said after loss to Ole Miss

Mississippi State lost 68-67 to Ole Miss, marking their third straight SEC defeat this season.
Jans said the team felt a different energy in the huddle and trusted the late possessions despite the missed shots.
He emphasized the game featured strong defensive stops but the team couldn’t convert late in the final possessions.
Jans noted Ole Miss is one of the best shot-blocking teams, impacting MSU’s reliance on threes.
Jans defended the late shot selection, suggesting the team should take those looks again in similar situations.
Hubbard’s free-throw misses were acknowledged but not overemphasized by Jans, who expressed belief in the guard.
Jans described the rivalry atmosphere at Humphrey Coliseum as exactly what fans expect from a big game.
He mentioned alumni weekend and team recognition adds to the game’s significance for Mississippi State.
Jans pointed to SEC length as a factor in MSU’s shooting difficulties during conference play.
The coach said the team adjusted coverages, including a zone look, to try to mount a comeback.
Jans noted the game was physically played with Ole Miss focusing on limiting inside scoring.

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