MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — It's hard to stop when one gets going about all that's changed for the Middle Tennessee football offense this offseason.
There's Derek Mason's new offensive coordinator from Northern Iowa, Bodie Reeder, who crossed paths with the head coach when both were on staff at Auburn. There's Reeder's new scheme featuring multiple looks that Blue Raider fans haven't seen regularly (maybe ever?) from the Blue Raiders in Floyd Stadium, including Pistol formations, snaps taken under center and shotgun formations with two tight ends, just to name a few. And then there's the resulting reshuffling of personnel throughout the offensive position rooms.