Nuanez Now

It's all Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez in Hour 2, as the guys play through some Blind Side questions, pick landing spots for NFL quarterbacks and discuss the coordinator changes at Montana and Montana State.

Rajiem Seabrook is in the house, talking all things high school basketball with Colter Nuanez. Plus: Colter catches up with Missoula Sentinel grad Shelby Schweyen, who overcame a long list of injuries to became a Big Sky track champ for Montana State.

Colter Nuanez interviews Daniel Glick and Ivy McDonald of the film Bring Them Home, the story of a group of Blackfoot people trying to re-establish a wild bison population on their ancestral land. Plus: the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports is talking basketbrawls, Caitlin Clark and Tom Brady.

Colter Nuanez previews the Big Sky indoor track championships, covers a couple of football news items and talks his way around Big Sky men's hoops with just a few weekends left before the conference tournament.

Matt Brown of the widely-read Extra Points newsletter jumps on the ESPN Roundtable with Colter Nuanez to talk NIL collectives, what the future looks like for schools like Montana and Montana State, and the upcoming NCAA Football video game. Plus: Mike Anderson of Griz hockey provides a season recap.

Krista Redpath is back in the studio with Colter Nuanez to talk a huge rivalry win for the Lady Griz and the upcoming game that could decide the title race.

In the 2nd hour of Tuesday's edition of Nuanez Now, producer Andrew Houghton would kick things off with an interview with documentary director Olivia Kuan. Kuan's recent film 'The Herricanes' recently screened at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula. Later in the 2nd hour, Nuanez would finish off the show looking at off-season topics in the college football world at both Montana, and...

In the 1st hour of Tuesday's show, Colter Nuanez would get rolling with producer Andrew Houghton on the topic of the NFL off season. Then Nuanez would highlight recent successes  of athletes from across the state in the 'Class AA Spotlight' and 'Treasure State Stars'. 

Colter Nuanez visits with the filmmakers of Through the Storm, a documentary about a high school football team on the Red Lake Ojibwe Reservation in Minnesota. Plus, hear Colter's thoughts on the breaking news of defensive coordinator Ronnie Bradford leaving Montana for a job in the NFL.

Colter Nuanez has plenty to talk about after a rivalry weekend that saw the Griz sweep the 'Cats on the hardwood. Hear Colter's takes and listen to postgame sound from all four head on the Montana Basketball Hour.

Rajiem Seabrook was back in the saddle with Colter Nuanez in the 2nd hour of Nuanez Now on Friday. The duo would get things kicked off with some NFL talk on the Super Bowl, and the upcoming NFL Off-season. Nuanez would also welcome in Laolu Oke of the Montana Men's Basketball team ahead of the Grizzlies match up with Montana State on Saturday. 

In the 1st hour of Friday's show, Colter Nuanez was joined in studio by Rajiem Seabrook to talk through a number of topics around the sports world. Madison Hall of the Montana State Women's Basketball team would also stop by to preview their upcoming matchup with Montana. 

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports is talking Usher's halftime show, Travis Kelce and Bronny James. Plus: Hellgate point guard Easton Sant.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss all the angles going into Saturday's Cat-Griz hoops doubleheader at Dahlberg Arena. Plus: Lady Griz star Carmen Gfeller, and an excerpt from a new podcast about Griz soccer history.

Colter Nuanez catches up with former Montana basketball coach Stew Morrill on the ESPN Roundtable. Plus: Geoff Safford talks the end of the season for Griz hockey.

It's rivalry week again, and Krista Redpath and Colter Nuanez team up to take a look at the Cat-Griz matchup after the Montana State women got a gutsy win earlier this season in Bozeman. Plus: Krista reacts to the 49ers' Super Bowl loss, and Colter gives his top five Big Sky women's hoops storylines.

Geoff Safford and Andrew Houghton play the Nuanez Now classic Blind Side, asking each other blind questions and discussing young NFL quarterbacks, Tiger Woods, Caitlin Clark and more. Plus: Montana State sharpshooter Brian Goracke joins Colter Nuanez before this weekend's 'Cat-Griz showdown.

Pitchers and catchers are starting to report, so Geoff Safford and Andrew Houghton go all the way around the MLB offseason, sharing their picks for underrated moves and teams to watch this spring. Plus: Colter Nuanez gives some love to the wrestlers on the Class AA Spotlight, and presents this week's Treasure State Stars.

For the final time this season, Marty Mornhinweg visits the studio to break down the strategy calls and big plays that made Sunday's Super Bowl an all-time classic.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down a classic Super Bowl, while Colter tries to put Patrick Mahomes' and Andy Reid's accomplishments in historical perspective. Plus: Colter updates the Big Sky basketball scoreboard from the weekend, and tries to figure out why so many former Big Sky players are thriving at higher levels.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports talks reality TV, the New York Jets and the Super Bowl. Plus: Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton finish breaking down all the matchups in the big game.

Colter Nuanez starts to break down all the matchups that will decide the Super Bowl. Plus: Postgame thoughts from Northern Arizona's Loree Payne and Montana's Brian Holsinger after the Lumberjacks beat the Lady Griz, and Colter presents this week's Treasure State Stars.

Brooks and Colter Nuanez are covering every possible angle - lines, props and parlays - for the Super Bowl on a two-part All Football, All the Time.

Colter Nuanez recaps National Signing Day for both Griz and Bobcat football in the Big Sky Spotlight. Plus: Andrew Houghton catches up with Billings West basketball star Kourtney Grossman and recaps the NBA trade deadline.

It's a historic ESPN Roundtable this week as Colter Nuanez catches up with NFL Hall of Famer Jan Stenerud, a Montana State alum who presented the AFC championship trophy to the Kansas City Chiefs two weeks ago. Plus: Geoff Safford has the first interview with new Griz hockey coach Marcus Baxter.