Nuanez Now

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals, including why things look so bleak for Miami after just one game. A game of Blind Side raises questions about Montana's unique aggressiveness on special teams is that why that unit has been historically successful? The guys also discuss Big Sky Conference news items, including Dillon Jones returning to Weber State and six Big S...

There's plenty of news to go over, including coaching movement across the Treasure State, as well as the first releases of FCS preseason polls and all-conference teams. Colter Nuanez also recaps state tennis, which saw a team from Missoula end one of the great runs in recent Montana sports history, and recognizes all the records set at last weekend's state track meets.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports gives her takes on Tom Brady confirming that he's not unretiring (don't worry, Colter was confused too), NBA ref Eric Lewis' burner account, Scottie Pippen's discontent and Travis Kelce's acting career. Voice of the Paddleheads Geoff Safford joins the show live from Ogren Park to look back on the first weeks of the season and preview Thirsty Thursday against the R...

After some initial thoughts on tonight's Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Colter Nuanez catches up with record-setting track star Logan Todorovich of Helena High. Griz hockey coach Mike Anderson stops by to preview an interesting Stanley Cup Finals matchup between the Florida Panthers and the Vegas Golden Knights, and Colter breaks down the announcement that both Montana and Montana State football will h...

NBA insider Austin Green joins the ESPN Roundtable to break down all the fallout from the conference finals - what he saw in the Nuggets' sweep and Miami's seven-game win, how he thinks the two match up in the Finals, and what's next for the eliminated Celtics and Lakers. Plus, star Bozeman High runner Weston Brown joins the show to talk how he set the all-class state record in the 1600 meters ove...

It's an interview-filled first hour as Colter Nuanez first hears from Corvallis track star Olivia Lewis, who set a new Class A record in the 300 hurdles at the state meet before running a crucial anchor leg in the mile relay to help the Blue Devils clinch the team title. New Montana quarterback commit Clifton McDowell visits the studio to talk about the path that's led him from Louisiana-Lafayette...

Missoula Big Sky golf coach John Heaney visits the studio to talk about the Skip Koprivica golf tournament, a unique opportunity to help Missoula's high school golf teams. On the Business Angle, Colter Nuanez and Justin Angle debate Jeanette Lee, Brooks Koepka and Nikola Jokic.

With state track, softball and tennis happening over the weekend, there were plenty of standout performances to highlight. Corvallis track coach Spencer Huls joins the show after the Blue Devils won both Class A titles, and Colter Nuanez presents this week's Treasure State Stars, including the Class A sprinter who won the 100 and 200 meters - and also finished fourth in the shot put, the workhorse...

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook are bringing the heat to take you into the holiday weekend, talking Bo Jackson, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, what Brooks Koepka's PGA win means for the LIV Tour, and where the best landing spot for DeAndre Hopkins might be.

Rajiem Seabrook is in the house, which means he and Colter Nuanez are talking hip-hop history, Tina Turner's legacy, Heat-Celtics and, of course, the live results of high school state softball and track, plus what's going on with the Montana and Montana State athletes at the NCAA West Regionals.

Only one hour of Nuanez Now today thanks to some Missoula Paddleheads shenanigans, but it's still jam-packed, featuring the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports on Shaq dodging the law and Aaron Rodgers' minicamp look, plus Colter Nuanez catching you up on the state softball tournaments and previewing which state records might fall at this year's state track meets.

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Montana State athletic director Leon Costello joins Colter Nuanez to recap the Bobcats' year, explain their unique revenue situation and talk about the potential future of the program. Griz hockey coach Mike Anderson visits the studio to make sense of the Stanley Cup Playoff conference finals, which have both started 3-0.

After covering the latest news from around the sports world, Colter Nuanez catches up with Holly Sudol, star hurdler of the Montana track team, and provides an update from the UM and Montana State athletes at the NCAA West Regionals. Coach Trevor Subith and star catcher Grace Hood of the explosive Missoula Big Sky softball team also join the show to preview the state tournament.

Live from Dehler Park in Billings, Voice of the Missoula Paddleheads Geoff Safford joins the show to preview the opening day of the Pioneer League season featuring the Paddleheads against the Billings Mustangs. Colter Nuanez kicks off this summer's Senior Spotlight series by interviewing Helena Capital football star Talon Marsh about heading to Montana State this fall and the work he put in to bec...

In an interview-filled first hour, Colter Nuanez is joined by Helena High track & field coach Jesse Zentz and Montana's Big Sky champion javelin thrower Evan Todd. JD Stephenson calls the studio to preview this weekend's high school state rugby title game, and Colter presents this week's Treasure State Stars.

Betsy Duerksen, the first head coach in Montana Grizzlies soccer history, joins the Footy 15 for a look back at the first years of Montana's program. Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton debate whether the Lakers or Celtics have a chance to extend either series in the NBA conference finals.

There's plenty to recap from the weekend, including the Nuggets and Heat going up 3-0, the incredible story of Michael Block at the PGA Chanmpionship, the first-ever high school baseball state title in Montana, and track & field times from divisional meets around the state. Plus, head coach Brad Fisher of that victorious Polson Pirates baseball team joins the show live.

Rajiem Seabrook is still in studio with Colter Nuanez, reacting to news from the local (Dylan Cook signs with the Steelers, Montana soccer is hosting Ohio State) to the national (Ja Morant's Instagram videos, Nikola Jokic's stardom).

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook remember and eulogize NFL great Jim Brown, who passed away at the age of 87. Friend of the show Ja'Ton Simpson stops by the studio to remind everybody about the upcoming Garden City Shootout basketball tournament, and Colter and Rajiem catch up on the scores from the first-ever Montana state baseball tournament.

Does the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports know anything about the teams left in the NBA Playoffs? We find out, plus discussion about Lionel Messi, Ja Morant and Tiger Woods. And in the debut of new summertime segment Diamond Time, Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton check up on their preseason MLB division picks and cover early-season baseball storylines, from the streaking Tampa Bay Rays to the haples...

It's a double-barrelled Bitterroot Breakdown as Corvallis track coach Spencer Huls and star Hamilton thrower Andrew Burrows join the show to preview the Western A divisional track meet in Corvallis. Plus: Cody Hawkins, the new football coach at Idaho State, makes his Nuanez Now debut to talk the differences between Pocatello and his last job at UC Davis, plus what his first months at ISU have been...

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton give end-of-year grades to all the sports programs from Montana and Montana State. Who overperformed and who had a failing year? Plus, Griz hockey coach Mike Anderson drops by to talk NHL, including the Stanley Cup semifinal matchups and the once-in-a-decade prospect in this year's draft.

Colter Nuanez gives a history lesson on Bo Jackson - the last American folk hero, lets everybody know what's going on with this week's spring sports championships and talks through the new-look Montana and Montana State men's basketball rosters with Andrew Houghton.

University of Montana business professor Justin Angle visits the studio for this week's Business Angle to talk about the reasons why so many colleges want to switch conferences, the uneasy truce between the LIV Tour and the PGA, and the marketability of the stars left in the NBA Playoffs. Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton react to Beyonce Bea heading to Washington State and new hoops commits for t...

Sports Illustrated has new reports about what the future of conference realignment could look like, and Colter Nuanez is here to discuss that, Lakers-Nuggets Game 1 and this week's track-heavy Treasure State Stars.