“We have tailgating for our football games, and we want you guys to be a part of that.
MTSU Deputy Athletic Director Lee De León, who hopes to start the tradition of a “Let’s Go Blue” chant to accompany the fight song, reminded the students in attendance that all they needed was their student ID to attend any athletic event featuring the university’s 16 teams. “We want Blue Zoo to be known everywhere.” … I want to start something here and I want to make sure that we keep this energy up for the players. “But when I got here and saw what the environment could be and the potential it has, I decided that I had to get involved.
“I was never really a ‘student section’ type of person in high school or anything like (Roberts) was,” Marlow said. 17, in Floyd Stadium at the Blue Zoo banner kickoff. MTSU Deputy Athletic Director Lee De León addresses students Wednesday, Aug. Students wishing to be more involved and informed about the Zoo are encouraged to register as a member by going to.
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Membership in the Blue Zoo, which revived as a student organization in 2019, is free - all students have to do is sit in the student section at Blue Raider games. Marlow, a junior business major also from Oneida, Tennessee, and Roberts’ cousin, said it was Roberts who urged him to get involved with the Blue Zoo. “I appreciate everything you do in supporting our football team and other athletic teams here.” So we hope you will come out here and make these games loud, energetic,” Stockstill said. Head football coach Rick Stockstill, joined by his recently named team captains for the unveiling, thanked the students for attending and encouraged them to support all the university athletic teams with their passion and energy. MTSU head football coach Rick Stockstill thanks the students for attending the recent unfurling of the Blue Zoo banner inside Floyd Stadium and encourages them to support all the university athletic teams this season. … This kickoff gives us a lot of hope, a lot of excitement for the season.” “I always say our guys on the field control everything physical wise, but mentally, we make that hostile environment for the other team. “I’m hoping to keep the energy they brought today, to keep it throughout the season,” said Roberts, a junior video production major from Oneida, Tennessee. It was the same scenario that will play out when the banner is unfurled each time the Blue Raider football team scores at home this year, with the first home game of the season slated for Sept. The students helped unfurl the Blue Zoo banner for the first time this academic year from the student section inside Floyd Stadium Wednesday, Aug. Blue Zoo Vice President Coby Marlow, right, and Zoo President Sawyer Roberts encourages students from the Office of Student Success’s Scholars Academy and STAR early arrival programs to be involved in the student athletics booster organization.
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