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2011 GoDaddy.com Bowl 2009 New Orleans Bowl Champions 2006 Motor City Bowl 2001, 2006 Sun Belt Champions GAME 7 SETTING THE SCENE Middle Tennessee vs #15/16 Mississippi State Athletic Communications Date .....................................Saturday, October 20, 2012 Contact: Mark Owens, Associate AD/Communications Time .................................................................. 6:00 PM O: 615.898.5057 C: 615.631.9520 Television .............................................................ESPN2 E-mail: [email protected] Location ....................................................Starkville, MS 4-2; 2-1 VS 6-0; 3-0 Stadium ...........................Davis Wade Stadium (55,082) Blue Raiders Bulldogs Coaches Playing Surface ......................................... Natural Grass Rick Stockstill (Florida State, ‘82) Series: MSU leads 4-0 MT/Overall Record .........................39-42 (7th)/39-42 (7th) SERIES HISTORY 15th straight year MT has played at least one of the power Dan Mullen (Ursinus College, ‘94) Saturday’s football game between Middle Tennessee conference schools. Following an upset win over Georgia MSU/Overall Record ......................27-17 (4th)/27-17 (4th) and Mississippi State will mark the fi fth meeting between Tech earlier this season, the Blue Raiders are now 6-36 Television the two schools on the gridiron. The series, which began (3-10 since 2008) in those games. ESPN2 (Mark Jones, pxp; Brock Huard, color; Jessica in 1999, is led by MSU, 4-0. The Bulldogs defeated the Mendoza, sidelines) Raiders in Starkville, 40-7, in 1999 in what was the fi rst- MT VS RANKED TEAMS Radio ever game for MT as a FBS member. Middle Tennessee Since joining the FBS ranks in 1999, the Blue Raiders The Blue Raider Network, including Nashville fl agship WNSR 560 AM and Murfreesboro fl agships WGNS 1450 AM returned to Starkville in 2000 and lost in a shootout to the have faced 13 teams ranked in the nation’s Top 25. Mis- and WMOT 89.5 FM. Chip Walters is in his fourth season Bulldogs, 61-35. Both teams combined for 1,057 yards of sissippi State enters Saturday’s game ranked No. 15/16 as play-by-play voice and 21st overall. Former Blue Raider total off ense (MSU 530, MT 527) but the Blue Raiders had nationally. Middle Tennessee is 0-13 in those games with quarterback Kelly Holcomb provides color analysis for the fi fth straight year. Jonathan Shaff er and Bill Ziolkowskii four turnovers. In 2008, MSU won 31-22 in Starkville and losses to No. 19 Arizona (1999), No. 21 Illinois (2000), No. will serve as producers. also took the 2009 game in Murfreesboro, 27-6. 8 Florida (2000), No. 20 Mississippi State (2000), No. 4 Tennessee (2002), No. 8 Georgia (2003), No. 23 Missouri Twitter Updates: @mtathletics Halftime Recap on Video: Follow Coach Stockstill’s FACING THE POWER CONFERENCES in overtime (2003), No. 22 Florida (2004), No. 24 Alabama halftime thoughts on twitter @mtathletics each game. Saturday’s game against Mississippi State will be (2005), No. 16 Oklahoma (2006), No. 8 Louisville (2006), the 43rd game by the Blue Raiders against a team from No. 8 Louisville (2007), and No. 2 LSU (2007). The highest Internet: ESPN3.com Live Stats: GoBlueRaiders.com either the ACC, Big East, SEC, Big 10, Big 12 or PAC-12 since rated foe the Blue Raiders have ever faced was Florida Web Audio: GoBlueRaiders.com joining the FBS in 1999 (160 total games). This marks the State in 1991 when the Seminoles were ranked No. 1. 2012 BLUE RAIDER SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Site TV Time Series/Result Note Aug. 30 MCNEESE STATE Murfreesboro, TN ESPN3 6:30 PM L, 21-27 Late Blue Raider rally falls short Cowboys Floyd Stadium Sept. 8 FLORIDA ATLANTIC Murfreesboro, TN ESPN3 6:00 PM W, 31-17 Blue Raiders rush for 302 yards to Owls Floyd Stadium open league play 1-0 Sept. 15 MEMPHIS Memphis, TN None 6:00 PM W, 48-30 Byard ignites rout with 68-yard INT Tigers Liberty Bowl return for TD Sept. 29 GEORGIA TECH Atlanta, GA Raycom 11:00 AM W, 49-28 Cunningham keys upset with 217 Yellow Jackets Bobby Dodd Stadium rushing yards and 5 TDs Oct. 6 LOUISIANA-MONROE Murfreesboro, TN SBN 2:30 PM L, 17-31 MT commits 3 turnovers; Warhawks Floyd Stadium Cunningham scores twice Oct. 13 FIU Miami, FL None 5:00 PM W, 34-30 Cunningham rushes for 230 yards; Panthers FIU Stadium Whatley scores winning TD at :36 mark Oct. 20 MISSISSIPPI STATE Starkville, MS ESPN2 6:00 PM MSU leads 4-0 Bulldogs were Blue Raiders’ fi rst-ever Bulldogs Davis Wade Stadium 1-A opponent in 1999 Oct. 27 NORTH TEXAS Murfreesboro, TN ESPN3 2:30 PM NT leads 7-4 Last meeting as SBC members Mean Green Floyd Stadium Nov. 1 WKU Bowling Green, KY ESPNU 8:15 PM MT leads 32-29-1 Blue Raiders have won last three Hilltoppers Houchens Stadium visits to Bowling Green Nov. 17 SOUTH ALABAMA Mobile, AL None 2:30 PM First Meeting First meeting on the gridiron between Jaguars Ladd-Peebles Stadium the two SBC schools Nov. 24 TROY Murfreesboro, TN ESPN3 2:30 PM MT leads 11-8 Battle of the Paladium Trojans Floyd Stadium Dec. 1 ARKANSAS STATE Jonesboro, AR None 2:00 PM MT leads 9-4 Blue Raiders are 3-3 in Jonesboro Red Wolves ASU Stadium GGameame WWeekeek MMediaedia AAvailabilityvailability 2012 SUN BELT STANDINGS/SCHEDULE SSundayunday (10/14)(10/14) MMondayonday ((10/15)10/15) TTuesdayuesday ((10/16)10/16) WWednesdayednesday ((10/17)10/17) TThursdayhursday ((10/18)10/18) FFridayriday ((10/19)10/19) SSaturdayaturday ((10/20)10/20) Team SBC Overall Practice : 4:30 PM Practice : Off Day Practice : 4:15 PM Practice : 4:15 PM Practice : 4:15 PM Practice : 10:30 AM Gameday Western Kentucky 2-0 5-1 6 PM CT vs MSU No availability Weekly Teleconference Interviews following Interviews following No availability No availability Louisiana 2-0 4-1 (11:02 AM) practice practice Travel Day Postgame ULM 2-0 4-2 Requested players Middle Tennessee 2-1 4-2 available following Arkansas State 2-1 4-3 the game Troy 2-2 3-3 North Texas 1-1 2-4 South Alabama 0-2 1-5 MIDDLE TENNESSEE PRACTICE POLICIES: On a Saturday game week, Middle Tennessee practices are open to Florida Atlantic 0-3 1-5 the media on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Interviews with coaches and players will take place after practice Florida International 0-3 1-6 just outside the practice facility. However, players will not be available for any interviews after Wednesday’s prac- October 16 tice. They will not be available again until postgame. Please adjust the calendar for mid-week games. * Louisiana-Lafayette at North Texas (ESPN or ESPN2) RICK STOCKSTILL INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES October 20 SBC Teleconference: The SBC football coaches will be featured on a weekly teleconference, beginning * Florida Atlantic at South Alabama Monday, August 27 and continuing until Monday, November 26. Each coach will be available for six minutes with * FIU at Troy Coach Stockstill scheduled to start at 11:02 a.m. Members of the media can secure the number by contacting the * Louisiana-Monroe at Western Kentucky Middle Tennessee at Mississippi State (ESPN2) SBC offi ce at (504) 299-9066. Tuesday Press Luncheon: On Tuesdays at Noon, in the Kennon Sports Hall of Fame building, two players October 23 and Coach Stockstill meet with the media individually for a press conference. Luncheons are weekly beginning * Arkansas State at Louisiana-Lafayette (ESPN or ESPN2) Tuesday, September 4 and will be held every Tuesday before a game. Media can park in the area located between the practice fi eld and the weight room on campus. The Athletic Communications Offi ce will transcribe quotes that October 27 will be put on GoBlueRaiders.com and also emailed to the Blue Raiders’ primary and football lists. A video feed of * Troy at Florida Atlantic Stockstill, along with the players, is available on GoBlueRaiders.tv * Western Kentucky at FIU Post Practice: Coach Stockstill is available following each practice, but please let Mark Owens know if you * South Alabama at Louisiana-Monroe intend to be at practice and would like an interview in advance. * North Texas at Middle Tennessee By Phone: If you need to speak with Coach Stockstill by phone, please contact Mark Owens at owens@ November 1 goblueraiders.com well in advance of the time you need him. * Middle Tennessee at Western Kentucky (ESPNU) STUDENT-ATHLETE INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES November 3 Press Luncheon: Two Middle Tennessee players selected by the football staff will be made available at * Arkansas State at North Texas the podium following head coach Rick Stockstill’s comments. If you request a player who is not scheduled for the Florida Atlantic at Navy luncheon, he can be made available following practice. A lunch will be served following the interview session. * FIU at South Alabama Post Practice In Person: Middle Tennessee players and assistant coaches are available for in-person * Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe interviews Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of a normal game week. Troy at Tennessee By Phone Or In Person Via Appointment: Players are available by phone or in person for feature articles or visiting team media Monday and Tuesday of a normal game week. Interviews will be conducted after practice. November 8 * Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State (ESPNU) All phone requests MUST be made a day in advance. Please contact Mark Owens for these requests. November 10 SBC WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COM * Florida Atlantic at Western Kentucky Louisiana-Lafayette at Florida Schedule of Events (All times Central): CollegePressBox.com is the offi cial media website * South Alabama at North Texas 10:30 a.m. -- Announcements for Sun Belt Conference football.
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