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Game 8 z vs Mississippi State Record: 2-5/1-3 SBC Athletic Communications Mark Owens 615.631.9520 (cell) 615.898.5057 (offi ce) 2008 MIDDLE TENNESSEE FOOTBALL [email protected] MIDDLE TENNESSEE COACHES BLUE RAIDER GAMEDAY Middle Tennessee vs Mississippi State Rick Stockstill ....................................................... Head Coach Date: Oct. 25, 2008 G.A. Mangus .................Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Kickoff : 6:00 PM CST Manny Diaz ......................Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Location: Starkville, MS MIDDLE TENNESSEE MISSISSIPPI STATE Les Herrin .............................Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Line Stadium: Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field (55,092) BLUE RAIDERS BULLDOGS David Bibee ............................................................. Safeties Series: MSU leads 2-0 2008 Record: 2-5 2008 Record: 2-5 Brent Brock .......................................................... Tight Ends Ranking (AP/Coaches): NA Ranking (AP/Coaches): NA Television: ESPNU Last Game: Oct. 18, 2008 Last Game: Oct. 18, 2008 Antonio Goss ........................................................Cornerbacks Clay Matvick (play-by-play) lost to Louisville, 42-23 lost to Tennessee, 34 -3 Willie Simmons ................................................Running Backs David Diaz-Infante (color) Coach: Rick Stockstill Coach: Sylvester Croom Jimmy Ray Stephens .........................................Off ensive Line Career Record: 14-18 (3) Career Record: 19-35 (6) Melissa Knowles (sideline) vs MSU: 0-0 vs MT: 0-0 Justin Watts.....................................................Wide Receivers *coaches in bold are in pressbox during game Radio: Blue Raider Network 2008 Statistical Leaders 2008 Statistical Leaders Rushing: Phillip Tanner Rushing: Anthony Dixon 106.7 The Fan, 1450 WGNS AM, 89.5 FM 100-316-5 113-473-3 Charlie McAlexander (Play-by-Play) Passing: Joe Craddock Passing: Tyson Lee QUICK FACTS 141-219-5-1521-8 76-116-3-661-2 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Chip Walters (Color) Receiving: Patrick Honeycutt Receiving: Brandon McRae Kelly Holcomb (Color) 31-279-2 35-330-2 Location .......................................... Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Founded ........................................................................1911 Enrollment .................................................................23,872 Quick Hitters: QB Joe Craddock needs two more touchdown The Series: Mississippi State leads 2-0 Conference ...............................................................Sun Belt passes to tie Bob Hallum for ninth on the career list ... WR Saturday’s football game between Middle Tennessee and Nickname ...........................................................Blue Raiders Patrick Honeycutt has 28 receptions the past four games ... Mississippi State will be the third meeting on the gridiron Colors ...................................................Royal Blue and White DT Trevor Jenkins has started a team-best 32 games in a row between the two schools. The series, which began in 1999, is led by MSU, 2-0. The Bulldogs defeated the Blue Raiders President ....................Sidney A. McPhee (Prairie View, 1976) ... Five of Joe Craddock’s eight touchdown passes this year in Starkville, 40-7, in 1999 in what was the fi rst-ever game AD ......................... Chris Massaro (Northern Colorado, 1983) have come on third or fourth down ... In 32 games of the for MT as a I-A (FBS) member. Middle Tennessee returned to Faculty Representative ..................................Terry Whiteside Rick Stockstill era, the Blue Raiders are an impressive +24 in Starkville in 2000 and lost a shootout to the Bulldogs, 61-35. NCAA Division ...................................I-A (17 sports; 8M/9W) turnover margin ... Desmond Gee now stands in second place Both teams combined for 1,057 yards of total off ense (MSU Band .................................................................Band of Blue all-time at Middle Tennessee with 1,145 career kickoff return 530, MT 527) but the Blue Raiders had four turnovers. yards and needs 34 more yards to overtake Brigham Lyons FOOTBALL INFORMATION (1,178) as the all-time leader ... Joe Craddock ranks 28th Meetings nationally in completions per game and 38th in passing yards Year W/L Score Site First Year of Football ......................................................1911 1999 L 40-7 A Overall Record (Years) .................................507-370-28 (92) ... LB Ivon Hickmon ranks T35 nationally in tackles for loss ... 2000 L 61-35 A Bowl Game Record ...........................................................2-3 RB Desmond Gee missed last week’s game at Louisville due to Last Postseason Appearance .........................................2006 the death of his grandmother. Top MT Performances against Mississippi State Stadium ..................Johnny “Red” Floyd (Horace Jones Field) Rushing: Dwone Hicks (13-116-1) (2000) Passing: Wes Counts (13-28-2-242-2) (2000) Year Opened ..................................................................1933 Receiving: Kendall Newson (9-180-0) (2000) Capacity .....................................................................30,788 Playing Surface: ......................Sportexe Synthetic Turf, 2006 2007 Record .............................................5-7 (4-3 SBC/T3rd) Off ense .....................................................................Multiple Defense ..............................................................4-3 Multiple Lettermen Returning/Lost ............................................35/20 Lettermen Lost ..............10 off ense, 10 defense, 0 specialists 2008 Blue Raider Schedule/Results Lettermen Ret. .............11 off ense, 21 defense, 3 specialists Date Opponent (Rank) TV Time (cst)/Result Series Standing Off ensive Starters Returning/Lost ....................................6/5 Aug. 28 Troy ESPN Regional L, 17-31 MT, 11-5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost....................................5/6 Sept. 6 Maryland CSS W, 24-14 UM, 2-1 Sept. 13 at Kentucky ESPN GamePlan L, 14-20 UK, 2-0 AROUND THE SUN BELT THIS WEEK Sept. 20 at Arkansas State None L, 14-31 MT, 8-2 Middle Tennessee at Miss. State Sept. 30 Florida Atlantic ESPN2 W, 14-13 Tied, 3-3 FAU at ULM Oct. 11 at Florida International None L, 21-31 Tied, 2-2 Troy at North Texas Oct. 18 at Louisville WHAS TV, ESPN GamePlan L, 23-42 UL, 2-0 Oct. 25 at Mississippi State ESPNU 6:00 PM MSU, 2-0 Nov. 8 Louisiana-Monroe (HC) None 2:30 PM MT, 6-2 Nov. 15 at WKU CSS Noon MT, 29-28-1 Nov. 22 North Texas None 2:30 PM UNT, 5-2 Dec. 3 at Louisiana-Lafayette ESPN Regional 6 PM ULL, 5-4 Dec. 21 New Orleans Bowl ESPN 7 PM Blue Raider Game Notes GoBlueRaiders.com Game 8 z vs Mississippi State Record: 2-5/1-3 SBC FOOTBALL INFORMATION GGameame 8 vsvs MississippiMississippi StateState Mark Owens MMondayonday ((10/20)10/20) TTuesdayuesday ((10/21)10/21) WWednesdayednesday ((10/22)10/22) TThursdayhursday ((10/23)10/23) FFridayriday ((10/24)10/24) SSaturdayaturday (10/25)(10/25) SSundayunday (10/26)(10/26) (W) 615/898-5057 (H) 615/631-9520 SBC Teleconference Practice : 4:15 PM Practice : 4:15 PM Practice : 4:15 PM No Practice Gameday No Practice FAX 615/898-5626 (C) 615/631-9520 11:02 AM - Rick Stockstill 6:00 PM vs Mississippi State Floyd Press Box: 615/898-2312 Interviews following Interviews following No Interviews Travel Day Stockstill fi lms TV Practice : 4:15 PM practice practice Postgame Show E-Mail: [email protected] Requested players available Interviews following Rick Stockstill Radio following the game Show (7 PM) MEDIA SCHEDULE practice AVAILABILITY OVERVIEW Head Coach Rick Stockstill FACING THE BEST z Monday, 11:02-11:07 AM Saturday’s game against Mississippi State will be the 33rd game by the Blue Raiders against a team from either z Tuesday, 12:30 PM - 1:15 PM the ACC, Big East, SEC, Big 10, Big 12 or PAC-10 since joining the FBS (I-A) in 1999. Following an upset win over Maryland z Following each day’s practice earlier this season, the Blue Raiders are now 4-28 in those games. The Blue Raiders face four teams from those leagues z Postgame on Saturdays in 2008 and have tallied at least three games against those conferences each year since 1999 except for 2004 when they had just one contest. Blue Raider Assistant Coaches z Following each day’s practice z Postgame BLUE RAIDERS VS SEC When Middle Tennessee kicks off against Mississippi State it will mark the 19th game against the SEC since the Blue Raider Players Blue Raiders moved to FBS (I-A) status in 1999. The Blue Raiders have a mark of 3-15 in those contests with all three z Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday following each victories coming on the road against Vanderbilt (2001, 2002, 2005). Since 1999, the Blue Raiders have faced every team practice in the SEC at least once except for Auburn. Overall, the Blue Raiders have a mark of 3-27 against the SEC, and lost by one z No contact on Thursday & Friday of Saturday yard to Kentucky earlier this year. games and no contact on Tuesday after press conference and Wednesday on Thursday games z Postgame BULLDOGS PART OF BLUE RAIDER HISTORY Mississippi State has a spot in Middle Tennessee’s football history. The Bulldogs were the fi rst opponent for the FOLLOWING EACH GAME Blue Raiders as a I-A (FBS) opponent in 1999. Middle Tennessee traveled to Starkville for the 1999 season opener on Sept. z Upon the conclusion of each Blue Raider 4 and fell to the Bulldogs, 40-7. Ironically, this is the 10th anniversary of that inaugural season and the Blue Raiders and football game, cumulative
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