Blue Raiders Set to Defend Home Court Against Lady Techsters
As the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders prepare to welcome the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters to the Murphy Athletic Center, fans can anticipate a game where recent trends and home-court advantage may play pivotal roles. The Blue Raiders have been showing a strong performance in their recent outings, with an impressive display of both offensive and defensive skills.
In their last game against Western Kentucky's Lady Toppers, the Blue Raiders secured a comfortable victory with 59 points scored while holding their opponents to just 41. Their shooting from within the arc was particularly effective, hitting at a 59 percent rate. They also demonstrated tenacity on defense with ten steals and three blocks, showcasing their ability to disrupt opposition plays.
Another notable performance came when they hosted Jacksonville State's Gamecocks. The Blue Raiders dominated with 66 points and exhibited balanced playmaking with 14 assists. Their field goal percentage stood at an efficient 49 percent overall, indicating that they can maintain scoring pressure throughout the game.
Even when playing away against UTEP Miners, Middle Tennessee managed to secure a win by putting up 56 points against UTEP's defense which only managed to score 41 points. The team showed exceptional prowess from beyond the arc in this matchup, sinking three-point shots at an impressive rate of 44 percent.
The upcoming match promises excitement as Middle Tennessee aims to continue its winning momentum while capitalizing on its home-court advantage at Murphy Athletic Center in Murfreesboro — known for its vibrant atmosphere that often acts as a sixth player for the home side.
Fans eager not to miss any action should mark their calendars for March 9th at half-past nine in the morning local time (9:30 AM CST). The game will be broadcasted live from Murfreesboro so supporters can cheer on their team as they face off against Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters in what is expected to be another thrilling encounter on Middle Tennessee’s quest for dominance.