The Blue Raiders are gearing up for a busy 2026 campaign, with all six home contests now on sale to the public. Fans can secure seats for every game at Floyd Stadium, where the atmosphere will be amplified by a series of themed nights that blend school spirit with community traditions.
Pricing begins at $22 for End Zone Reserved seats and climbs to $28 for Sideline Reserved options, ensuring that a wide spectrum of budgets can enjoy live college football. The university has emphasized that these rates are among the most affordable in the region, reflecting its commitment to accessibility.
Beyond individual tickets, the program is rolling out group packages that start at $12 per person for parties of twenty or more. Those groups will receive discounted food vouchers, a complimentary parking pass for the leader, and on‑field recognition on the scoreboard, creating a festive experience that extends beyond the game itself.
A Season of Community and Competition
The schedule kicks off on Sept. 5 with a WHITEOUT Game against Murray State, followed by a Faith & Family Night that promises a unique blend of music, giveaways and special promotions. Subsequent home dates include a Salute to Veterans matchup against Nevada on Sept. 19, a $2 Tuesday special against Delaware on Oct. 13, and a Halloween‑themed showdown with Kennesaw State on Oct. 28.
Head Coach Derek Mason, now in his third season, will guide the team through a slate that also features a November clash with Western Kentucky and a season‑ending game versus New Mexico State on Nov. 28. Each contest is positioned as an opportunity for the Blue Raiders to showcase progress and build momentum heading into conference play.
All tickets are available through the university’s official ticketing portal, where fans can select their preferred seating tier, purchase group bundles, and stay informed about upcoming promotions. The university encourages supporters to act quickly, as demand for the themed nights is expected to outpace supply.
Beyond the gridiron, the university’s partnership with local organizations underscores a broader mission to enrich the Murfreesboro community. From veteran appreciation events to charitable food drives, the football schedule serves as a platform for outreach that resonates far beyond the stadium walls.