Mardye McDole cause of death: Wat happened to the Murphy alum and Mississippi State star?

The cause of Mardye McDole’s death has not been officially announced, however, sources close to him said he had been battling health issues for a while.

Mardye McDole’s former teammates and friends expressed their condolences and admiration for him on social media.

McDole is survived by his wife, son, daughter, and two grandchildren. He will be remembered as a legend of Mississippi State football and a beloved member of the Mobile community.

Mardye McDole, one of the greatest wide receivers in Mississippi State history, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 63.

Mardye McDole was a three-time All-SEC selection and an All-American in 1980 when he helped the Bulldogs upset No. 1 Alabama.

Mardye McDole was an All-State wide receiver at Murphy in 1976, when the Panthers reached the state championship game. Mardye McDole caught six passes for 242 yards — including touchdowns of 88, 70, and 32 yards.

McDole was an All-State player in 1976 and led his team to the state championship game, where he had six catches for 245 yards and three touchdowns.