A special jersey patch will be worn by MTSU football players to honor Dolly Parton. This tribute is planned for the team's home opener.
The patch is a way for the team to show appreciation for Parton. Further details about the patch and the home opener can be found through the source.
Limited information is available about the event, but it is confirmed that the special jersey patch will be part of the team's uniform for the home opener as a tribute to Dolly Parton.
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