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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees voted this week to extend President Sidney A. McPhee’s contract through 2026. McPhee has led MTSU through an extended period of academic progress and more than $1 billion in capital investment during his two decades at the helm while developing world-class programs that attract students from across the country and around the globe.Before assuming the MTSU presidenc...

March Madness (College Basketball postseason) continues but there was some action right here in Daytona Beach at the Roman College Basketball Invitational (CBI).

UNCW and Middle Tennessee earned their opportunities at postseason glory against most expectations. They each took the final step with emphatic wins.

In a swift, resounding fashion, the Miners built a strong lead and never looked back en route to their round one win in the second round of the Conference USA Tournament, beating Old Dominion, 74-64.

Middle Tennessee men’s basketball would not be denied on Sunday, riding 30 points from the hand of Josh Jefferson to a 78-63 victory over Charlotte at Murphy Center for the

Ole Miss will try to bounce back from a loss away from home, while Middle Tennessee will try to build on the momentum of a long-awaited road win when the two te

Here is a detailed game-by-game look at each of Ole Miss Men's Basketball's non-conference slate that begins in November.

Herd slams Middle Tennessee 107-79 By Photo by Adam Gue / Marshall Athletics By David Walsh HUNTINGTON  – After the first five minutes of play, Marshall had a zero on the scoreboard. When the final horn sounded, the Thundering Herd had rung up a season-high in points and its patented three-point shooting. Marshall recorded a season-high 15 three-pointers and after the lackluster start, it just blew past Middle Tennessee State, 107-79, in Conference USA play Friday night at Cam Henderson Ce...

Blue Raider Athletics opens doors at limited capacity Feb 01, 2021 at 09:11 am by WGNS Middle Tennessee Athletics will once again have the sound of cheering fans in the stands at indoor events as doors re-open this week to a limited number of fans, Director of Athletics Chris Massaro announced Saturday evening. "Were very excited to have our season ticket holders back at Blue Raider sporting events," Massaro stated. "Their support means the world to all of us, but especiall...