Tyler Cleveland is a sports reporter based in Mississippi, with a focus on local sports. He writes for various publications including the Clarke County Tribune, Mississippi Today, and Enterprise Journal. Tyler's work has also been featured in SBLive Sports, and he is known for his podcast, Crooked Letter Sports, where he discusses a wide range of sports topics.
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Tyler Cleveland's coverage is heavily centered around local sports, with a significant focus on high school and college football in Mississippi. He also features podcasts as part of his content.
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By: Rick Cleveland
Highly respected and highly successful Hattiesburg High football coach Tony Vance, whose Tigers are 8-0, joins the podcast. Vance’s Tigers head to the metro area this Friday to face Terry. Hattiesburg is ranked No. 1 in Class 6A and led by quarterback Deuce Vance, Tony’s son. Tony will also coach Mississippi in the annual Mississippi-Alabama All-Star football game.
MADISON — It’s back to the drawing board for the Starkville Yellowjackets after a promising first half turned into a nightmare of a 31-8 loss to Madison Central Friday night.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Mike Justice, who won state championships at Calhoun City, Louisville and Madison Central, joins the Clevelands to talk about his Hall of Fame career, Ole Miss-Georgia, the Saints, the high school playoffs and Jeff Lebby’s Mississippi State program.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Mike Justice, who won state championships at Calhoun City, Louisville and Madison Central, joins the Clevelands to talk about his Hall of Fame career, Ole Miss-Georgia, the Saints, the high school playoffs and Jeff Lebby's Mississippi State program.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Monday’s news that Mississippi College will become Mississippi Christian University and discontinue the sport of football caught everyone off guard, including the Clevelands. Fred McAfee, the most famous player in M.C. history, heard the news on the radio and said he felt like he had lost a family member. The Saints, Ole Miss-Florida, and college basketball are also discussed.
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By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Seven high school championship football games will be played Thursday through Saturday at The Rock in Hattiesburg. There are intriguing matchups, involving some of the top recruits in the state. Also, the Clevelands discuss last week's Egg Bowl, the college football playoffs, the job vacancy at Southern Miss and violence in the NFL.
Seven high school championship football games will be played Thursday through Saturday at The Rock in Hattiesburg. There are intriguing matchups, involving some of the top recruits in the state. Also, the Clevelands discuss last week’s Egg Bowl, the college football playoffs, the job vacancy at Southern Miss and violence in the NFL.
So much to cover on this week’s podcast but Southern Miss’s surprising hire of Marshall coach Charles Huff tops the list, and USM athletic director Jeremy McClain joins the podcast to discuss. Also, a recap of the high school state championships, more college football and, in case no one has noticed, we have two Top 25 basketball teams in Mississippi.
By: Rick Cleveland
Chris Beard has his second Ole Miss basketball team ranked No. 17 nationally in the latest Associated Press basketball poll. Beard, whose first Ole Miss team won 20 games, has lost only once and that by two points to Purdue, which lost in the national championship game last season. Beard talks about his team’s early success and what it faces in the SEC, which boasts five of the top seven ranked teams in college basketball.
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