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BB RECRUITING Portal Shopping

jakeboldenbrp
My sources say that the Lady Raider's have been looking heavily for a true point guard and/or a 4 (forward) via the portal.

This would confirm my thoughts in a post early last week. Really need a true 1-point guard much like we had with Wheeler. I don't necessarily believe they have to be a 15+ ppg guard either, someone with high ball IQ. This roster is loaded with proven scorers even with the loss of Wheeler and Whitson. In regards to the 4, I do believe they want a skilled ball handler and someone to space the floor (if you can catch my Whitson-like drift). If they could pull someone with size (6'3"+) this team could be a force next March (assuming the roster stays in tact).
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TENNIS: MT faces GaTech on May 3, 2024 in NCAA Regional at Starkville

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Blue Raiders heading to Starkville for NCAA Regional - Middle Tennessee State University Athletics

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — No. 37-ranked Middle Tennessee men's tennis has earned the 3-seed in the Starkville Regional in the 2024 NCAA Tournament and will take on 2-seed/Georgia
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COLUMN: “We're not afraid about it, we're happy about it” - Middle Tennessee State University Athletics

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — It won't surprise any Blue Raider fan to learn that Men's Tennis head coach Jimmy Borendame is a little superstitious. Many athletes and coaches
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Message from Chris to BRAA Members

ewglenn
“
Dear BRAA Members,


We have been focused recently on the Blue Raiders’ remarkable run as Conference USA regular and tournament champions, notching 30 wins and reaching the second round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. As such, not wanting to distract, I waited until the end of their run before sending this note to you about our men’s basketball program.


Nick McDevitt and I are engaged daily on the men’s basketball program and how we can push it to greater heights. Everyone involved in the program is disappointed in our final results this season including myself, the University administration, the coaching staff, and the players. Despite high expectations, we certainly did not perform to our aspirations. Our team changed abruptly when we lost our preseason all-CUSA point guard Cam Weston to a torn ACL. Then, a few weeks later, we lost another member in our top-eight rotation, center Josh Ogundele, to a knee injury. These injuries caused a significant number of players to change their roles mid-season.


These adjustments took longer than anyone would have liked. But, by February, we were among the top tier of teams in our conference. However, our inconsistencies and depth issues were still on display in the conference tournament. We played an excellent game to beat LA Tech which had the highest NET rating in the conference. In the semifinals, we had a very disappointing result versus Western Kentucky and did not play championship-level basketball.


I am excited about next year under Coach McDevitt and his staff. I have reviewed, and I am enthusiastic about our coach’s plan for improvement. We have a strong nucleus of players returning, a good recruiting plan with a mix of JUCO, transfers, and high school student-athletes to shore up our weaknesses. This staff is keenly aware of our needs, and this familiarity gives us the best chance to fix our deficiencies. This offseason is key to establishing the foundation for the results we all desire next season.


We saw some very good things in a season that delivered below our expectations. We can build on the fact our team showed dramatic improvement, fought through adversity and several players showed tremendous individual improvement. I invite everyone to get behind Nick and this staff during this recruiting period to establish the foundation for an outstanding year.


Thank you for your support of our men’s basketball program. We appreciate all you do!

Go Blue Raiders!


Chris Massaro
Director of Athletics”
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