Josh Hubbard's Legacy in Starkville | Mississippi State Basketball News
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Josh Hubbard is making history at Madison Ridgeland Academy as the first player to have his jersey number 12 retired — a testament to his insane high school scoring dominance, including breaking Mississippi’s all-time scoring record. After tearing up the MAIS with over 27 points per game and 4,300 career points, he chose Mississippi State over Ole Miss, where he’s become the SEC’s most lethal scorer under Coach Chris Jans. Last season alone, he dropped 40+ in multiple games and averaged 22 PPG. Now returning for one more year, he’s poised to break MSU’s all-time scoring record — and he’s doing it while staying loyal to Starkville. With NCAA Tournament dreams on the line and Hubbard leading the charge, this isn’t just about stats — it’s about legacy.
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