Dalton Trigg is the Publisher and Managing Editor and Publisher of Southern Miss Golden Eagles On SI and hosts the Nasty Bunch & Beyond podcast. Trigg graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi’s College of Business and Economic Development with a bachelor’s degree in entrepreneurship in 2016.
Trigg entered the sports journalism industry in 2017, covering the Dallas Mavericks for 247Sports. He then moved to Sports Illustrated's Fan Nation network in 2019, where he continued to cover the Mavs until 2024. He also hosts the Mavs Step Back podcast, which was started in 2019.
Trigg has been married to his high school / college sweetheart, Amy, who also graduated from Southern Miss, for nearly 10 years now. Outside of busy work lives, they enjoy traveling together, cheering on their Eags and Mavs, and spending valuable time with family, including their beloved eight-year-old rescue dog, Chance.
You can find Trigg on all social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter): @dalton_trigg.
Landry Lyddy showed some flashes under center last season, but he also had some learning moments. He believes that experience has made him a better leader for this year's squad as fall camp nears.
With the 2026 college football season right around the corner, the Southern Miss Golden Eagles On SI staff got together to vote on and predict the Sun Belt East and West Divisions and season awards.
The To The Top Collective and The Citizens Bank are joining forces to provide Southern Miss fans with an easy, innovative way to continue supporting student-athletes through revenue sharing.
Southern Miss transfer center Maximilian Blank has a unique perspective on life and basketball due to his journey overseas that has led him to this point.
Brandon Weston is a versatile athlete who is capable of playing multiple positions and bringing a veteran presence and winning pedigree to the Southern Miss men's basketball team this year.
Southern Miss enters fall camp with more than 70 new players, several open position battles, and a three-way race between Landry Lyddy, John White, and Ethan Hampton to become the Golden Eagles’ next starting quarterback.
Despite having one of the largest roster turnovers in the nation, Southern Miss head coach Blake Anderson is refusing to lower expectations for the 2026 season.