The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders play Ole Miss on September 7, a highlight of their 2024 college football schedule. For the full slate, see below.

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2024 Middle Tennessee Game and TV Schedule

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Middle Tennessee 2024 Strength of Schedule

• In terms of difficulty, based on their opponents’ combined win total last season, the Blue Raiders will be facing the 38th-ranked schedule this year.
• Middle Tennessee is playing the 53rd-ranked schedule this season (based on its opponents’ projected win total this year).
• The Blue Raiders are playing the 68th-ranked conference schedule this season (based on their CUSA opponents’ combined win total last year).
• Middle Tennessee will play seven games in 2024 against teams that finished above .500 in 2023 (four of those teams won nine or more games and three of them notched three or fewer wins).
• The Blue Raiders will play seven teams who made a 2023 bowl game on their schedule in 2024.

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Middle Tennessee Stat Insights (2023)

• Offensively, the Blue Raiders ranked 62nd in FBS with 391.1 yards per game last season. Meanwhile, they ranked 89th in total defense (395.6 yards allowed per contest).
• From an offensive standpoint, Middle Tennessee ranked 84th in FBS with 24.3 points per game last season. Meanwhile, it ranked 83rd in points allowed (395.6 points allowed per contest).
• The Blue Raiders put up 265.6 passing yards per game on offense last season (35th in FBS), and they ranked 106th on defense with 249.5 passing yards allowed per game.
• Middle Tennessee totaled 125.5 rushing yards per game on offense (99th in FBS) last season, and it ranked 54th on the other side of the ball with 146.1 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Blue Raiders sported the 62nd-ranked third-down offense last season (39.6% third-down conversion rate), but they were less effective on defense, ranking 21st-worst with a 44.5% third-down percentage allowed.
• With 16 forced turnovers (86th in FBS) against 21 turnovers committed (99th in FBS), Middle Tennessee (-5) had the 102nd-ranked turnover margin in college football last season.

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