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Blue Raider Blitz
Monday, August 31, 2026


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Story and Photography by Joyce Taylor

Cedar Glade Brews, owned by Jonathan Harmon and Bryan Nale, hosted a large crowd of Blue Raiders for the final stop of a four-city tour. The tour also visited Nashville, Shelbyville and Smyrna, giving fans a chance to meet Head Football Coach Derek Mason and other coaches. Attendees could purchase 2026 football season tickets and enter to win promotional prizes.

Chip Walters, Voice of the Blue Raiders, introduced Men’s Basketball Coach Nick McDevitt, who discussed his expectations for the team this season. McDevitt and two players answered questions. Emmy Fazenbaker then introduced Derek Mason and four football players, who also responded to questions. All emphasized the importance of fans filling the stands.
     
Season tickets remain available. For more information, visit www.goblueraiders.com.


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