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Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook are live from the ESPN College Gameday tailgate right across from the University of Montana campus, hearing from the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports and then giving final predictions on the Montana vs. Furman quarterfinal game.

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem are live on location getting you ready for the Montana vs. Furman quarterfinal, including playing Smart or Dumb about the Paladins' chances in Missoula. Plus: an interview with Furman coach Clay Hendrix and a prep update about one of the top softball players in the state.

Colter and Brooks Nuanez guess the lines for all the NFL games this weekend, plus Geoff Safford gets you ready for Griz hockey's games against Montana State with an in-depth preview.

Andrew Houghton takes you around the sports news briefs from the last week in the Treasure State, shares sound from Furman quarterback Tyler Huff and the 1994 Montana soccer team, and breaks down the blockbuster Juan Soto trade with Geoff Safford.

Colter Nuanez learns a little about Furman, Montana's opponent in this weekend's FCS quarterfinal game, and plays some old memories from Johnny Edwards, who led the Griz to a 2001 national title triumph over the Paladins.

National FCS analyst Sam Herder analyzed the factors behind Montana State's exodus to the transfer portal, recapped last week's second round and broke down all four quarterfinal matchups coming up this weekend. Plus: Montana State volleyball's Matt Houk and Griz hockey's Mike Anderson.

Colter Nuanez runs through the timeline of college football coaching changes in the West, a carousel that's had multiple impacts on and connections to the Big Sky. Plus, Colter and Andrew Houghton talk transfer portal and Keelan White is the Griz Star of the Week.

Colter Nuanez highlights the best performances from around the state in Treasure State Stars, and shares sound from Lady Griz head coach Brian Holsinger's press conference as his team returns to Dahlberg Arena.

Marty Mornhinweg was in Bozeman as North Dakota State ended Montana State's season. He gives you his view of that game plus plenty of NFL talk on the Monday Afternoon Quarterback.

Montana State's season is over, while the Griz are headed to the quarterfinals. Colter Nuanez covers it all in the Montana Football Hour, including Three Big Things about both the 'Cats and the Griz and postgame sound from Brent Vigen after a catastrophic loss for Montana State.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports talks '90s music, Connor Bedard and Angel Reese. Plus: Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez break down Delaware at Montana, and Colter catches up with North Dakota State quarterback Cam Miller before the Bison head to Bozeman.

Rajiem Seabrook is in the studio, getting Friday started by playing a little NFL Smart or Dumb with Colter Nuanez. Plus: Geoff Safford catches up with Griz hockey star Cayce Balk.

Colter and Brooks Nuanez have the lowdown on everything you need to bet the NFL this weekend. Plus: Colter has a one-on-one with Montana State head coach Brent Vigen, and final thoughts on the Bobcats' matchup with NDSU.

Colter Nuanez catches up with assistant coaches from Montana and Montana State's playoff opponents. Plus: sad news on the hardwood as Montana State's Lexi Deden is out for the season.

Former Griz receiver Scott Gurnsey joins the ESPN Roundtable for memories of the last time Delaware visited Washington-Grizzly Stadium, a 1993 thriller won by the Blue Hens. Plus: Colter Nuanez breaks down Montana State-NDSU, and quarterback Clifton McDowell is the Griz Star of the Week.

National FCS expert Sam Herder joins the show to talk first-round results, second-round matchups and which seed has the toughest road to the title in the FCS Playoffs. Plus: standout Montana State defensive end Brody Grebe and Griz hockey with Geoff Safford and Mike Anderson.

Colter Nuanez and University of Montana business professor Justin Angle discuss endowments and NIL money. Plus: a first look at the Delaware Blue Hens, Montana's opening playoff opponent, and Griz Star of the Week Ryder Meyer.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss Dan Hawkins leaving UC Davis, plus a prep-heavy show with a rundown of all the fall state champions and an interview with Bozeman High's title-winning quarterback Kellen Harrison.

Marty Mornhinweg is in studio to talk about North Dakota State, Montana's matchup against Delaware, the parallels between the Griz and Alabama and everything going on in the NFL.

Colter Nuanez recaps the first weekend of the FCS Playoffs and offers Three Big Things about the Griz and the 'Cats as both of Montana's D-I football programs prepare to start their playoff runs this week.

The FCS playoff bracket is set, and national FCS insider Sam Herder joins the show to talk snubs, first-round matchups and the path to the title for Montana, Montana State and Idaho. Plus: a short week means Brooks Nuanez is dropping by to talk NFL lines and leans going into the holiday.

The Cat-Griz game took center stage on Monday, so on Tuesday it was time to highlight the high school football state champs from across the state. Colter Nuanez broke down every game, from Class AA to Class C 6-man, welcomed coach Pat Duchien of the Class B champs on the show, and highlighted the best individual title-game performances in the Treasure State Stars.

Marty Mornhinweg predicted a 40-point Griz win before the Brawl and, in a shocker, he nearly got it as Montana cruised over Montana State. On the Monday Afternoon Quarterback, Marty and Colter Nuanez break down the key points and plays that helped the Griz roll - and talk a little NFL too.

Who saw that coming?! Colter Nuanez (joined by Ryan Tootell after the first segment) breaks down a crazy rivalry game that saw the Bobcats fold while the Griz cruised to a cathartic victory and now look like a true national title contender. What happened in the Brawl, and what it all means in the Montana Football Hour.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports drops by the studio to talk Draymond Green's proclivity towards violence and Jim Harbaugh's suspension. Plus: former Montana State quarterback Travis Lulay talks Brawl memories and getting his daughters to cheer for the 'Cats.