Blue Raiders win a weather-shortened opener
Middle Tennessee defeated Murray State 38-14 in a game ended early after repeated severe weather delays. Roman Gagliano accounted for three touchdowns, and Cam'ron Lacy had 118 receiving yards.
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Middle Tennessee defeated Murray State 38-14 in a game ended early after repeated severe weather delays. Roman Gagliano accounted for three touchdowns, and Cam'ron Lacy had 118 receiving yards.
The Murray State preview follows changes to Derek Mason's offensive staff and Roman Gagliano's move into the full-time starting role. It also reviews the returning receiving group and the long-running series between the schools.
Middle Tennessee announced a $16 million west-side seating project targeted for the 2027 season. Plans include wider chairback seating, improved accessible accommodations, patios, and ribbon boards.
Middle Tennessee announced a nonconference schedule featuring road tests at Tennessee and Auburn. Saint Louis visits for the November 2 opener, while tournament trips to Jacksonville and the Cherokee Invitational add neutral-site competition.
Middle Tennessee will open the Paradise Jam against Temple on November 20 in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The bracket-format tournament marks the program’s second appearance at the event and its first under Nick McDevitt.
The Blue Raiders’ 18-game CUSA schedule begins at Jacksonville State on December 31, followed by Kennesaw State. Sam Houston and New Mexico State visit Murphy Center for the first two conference home games in January.
Middle Tennessee begins its conference schedule by hosting Jacksonville State and Kennesaw State in early January. Matt Insell’s first CUSA slate includes nine home games, with Western Kentucky visiting Murphy Center later that month.
Middle Tennessee hired Justin Levine as an assistant after five years at UNC Asheville. His time with the Bulldogs included conference championships and an NCAA Tournament appearance, bringing that experience to Nick McDevitt’s staff.
The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame selected former Middle Tennessee coach Rick Insell for its Pat Summitt Lifetime Achievement Award. The announcement recognizes a career that included 505 victories and 12 NCAA Tournament appearances at MTSU.