Despite a late-game rally by the Purple Aces, @MT_MBB held off Evansville in its 73-68 victory.
A full recap of the game is available below @MTSUSidelines
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@MT_FB head coach Derek Mason gives an opening statement ahead of MTSU’s matchup at @LibertyFootball
The third place Blue Raiders take on the first place Flames in Lynchburg, Virginia on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
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The game wasn’t over just yet. Players retreated back to the sideline while security herded fans back to their seats and behind the previously flattened beer garden fence.
It didn’t really matter. After all, MTSU waited seven years for this moment.
What’s one more second?
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MTSU finally snapped its seven-game losing skid in the “100 Miles of Hate” rivalry.
Quarterback Roman Gagliano on ending the streak:
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After WKU tied the game with 31 seconds to go, MTSU drove down the field and Dominic Bourgeois kicked what turned out to be a game winning 48-yard field goal.
Head coach Derek Mason on what it meant to see the kick go through:
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THE STREAK IS OVER!!!
@MT_FB tops @WKUFootball for the first time in SEVEN years as Dominic Bourgeois kicks a 48-yard field goal with one second left.
MTSU scored an additional touchdown on WKU’s last ditch lateral attempt on the kickoff.
Stay tuned for postgame coverage!
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It’s a beautiful day for homecoming in Murfreesboro.
Follow along all afternoon as @MT_FB hosts @WKUFootball for the “100 Miles of Hate.”
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It’s rivalry week at MTSU as the Blue Raiders are set for the 76th edition of the “100 Miles of Hate.”
Here are three things you need to know before Middle hosts Western on homecoming weekend.
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Last night, three of the SBCME’s incredible student media groups worked together to provide election coverage! Congratulations to @MiddleTNNews, @MTSUSidelines and WMTS on a job well done, and thank you to the faculty and staff who were here to assist them!
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@MT_MBB will hit the road for its first road game of the 2026-27 to face the No. 17 Kansas Jayhawks on Friday, November 6th.
A full preview for Friday’s contest is available below @MTSUSidelines
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MTSU nose tackle Felix Hixon transferred from South Carolina to MTSU ahead of head coach Derek Mason’s first season.
Now one of the longest tenured Blue Raiders, Hixon is preaching the importance of the “100 Miles of Hate” to young players and newcomers.
@MT_FB quarterback Roman Gagliano was 12-years-old the last time Middle Tennessee beat Western Kentucky.
Gagliano made his first start against WKU nearly a year ago as he passed for 383 yards, rushed for 117 and threw two TDs, but MTSU still lost 42-26 in the end.
This year though, Gagliano said the Blue Raiders are ready to flip the switch against the Hilltoppers and find a way to win on homecoming.
When MTSU lines up across from WKU for “100 Miles of Hate” on Saturday, it’ll see a familiar face on the opposing coaching staff.
Head coach Derek Mason parted ways with offensive coordinator Bodie Reeder last December, and Reeder took the same position at rival WKU.
Mason on the challenges of facing a former member of his staff:
@MT_FB head coach Derek Mason gives an opening statement ahead of a homecoming matchup against @WKUFootball
The Blue Raiders have lost seven-straight to their rival Hilltoppers, with two of those defeats coming under Mason.