Nuanez Now

After analyzing RaeQuan Battle's announcement that he'll be transferring to West Virginia, Colter Nuanez welcomes in two athletes who are heading towards, not away from, Bozeman -- Missoula Sentinel defensive back JJ Dolan and Colstrip point guard Malea Egan.

Colter Nuanez finishes up his first-hour comparison of where the position groups stand for Montana and Montana State coming out of spring football. Who's got the edge in more areas? Colter, Andrew Houghton and Geoff Safford judge some NFL hot takes, and wrap up the hour with a short segment on Jimmy Butler's masterpiece in Game 4 of the Bucks-Heat series and more NBA playoffs.

After watching both Montana and Montana State's spring games, Colter Nuanez is comparing and contrasting the position groups for both the Griz and the Bobcats, picking out who has the edge where. Colter also welcomes record-setting Montana hurdler Jaydon Green into the studio, and wraps up with this week's Treasure State Stars.

Colter Nuanez kicks off Hour 2 with a deep and introspective interview with former Montana State great and longtime NFL offensive lineman Mike Person, as they cover growing up in a football family in Glendive, the best and worst moments of Person's NFL career, what he's doing now and the impact that football had on his life. Colter also reacts to the recent announcement of host sites for next year...

After driving over to Bozeman this weekend for the Sonny Holland Spring Classic, Colter Nuanez has plenty of observations on the Bobcats after spring ball, ranging from their deep offensive line to the status of Tommy Mellott to questions in the secondary. Colter gets into all of those thoughts plus more on the Montana Football Hour, splicing in post-game quotes from Brent Vigen, Mellott and more.

LIVE from Bozeman, Colter Nuanez brings in the heavy hitters in the second hour, playing interviews with new Montana State head men's basketball coach Matt Logie (making his Nuanez Now debut) and Bobcats head football coach Brent Vigen.

LIVE from Bozeman, Colter Nuanez is all about the Montana State spring game. He and Ian Laird debate their biggest question marks going into the Sonny Holland Spring Classic as the Bobcats try to figure out the depth chart. Geoff Safford catches up with Missoula Paddleheads GM Matt Ellis to learn about the great high school baseball event the Paddleheads are hosting this weekend, and Colter spends...

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports chimes in on Draymond Green and Jalen Hurts' agents, and Montana Griz legend Colt Anderson joins the show live to kick off a series of interviews with this year's inductees of the Montana Football Hall of Fame.

Colter Nuanez breaks down the big news of the last couple days, giving his thoughts on Levi Janacaro receiving Montana's No. 37 jersey and the Lady Griz getting commitments from three transfers. Former Griz linebacker and new Sacramento State head coach Andy Thompson joins the show for the first time since being promoted with the Hornets, and Colter also offers thoughts on Colstrip point guard Mal...

NBA analyst Austin Green joins the ESPN Roundtable for an insider's view of the first round of the playoffs. Plus, Colter Nuanez has another edition of Treasure State's Best, compiling and recognizing the best high school track & field times and marks from around Montana.

Matt Logie's introductory press conference at Montana State was today, and Colter Nuanez has his thoughts plus some sound from the new Bobcats basketball coach. Plus, Colter and Andrew Houghton continue a discussion from the previous week about Michael Jordan and the world he made.

Andrew Houghton catches up with Te'Jon Sawyer, a JUCO transfer who announced his commitment to Griz hoops earlier in the day. New Sentinel track coach Dylan Reynolds makes his Nuanez Now debut, and Colter Nuanez hits a couple plot points from the NBA playoffs before Tommy Evans visits the studio to finish off the show.

Colter Nuanez breaks down the news of the day - Darian White transferring to Nebraska - and even breaks the news of a couple incoming transfers for the Lady Griz. Havre High hoops star Yelena Miller joins the show, as does Josh Jones of the Garden City Shootout 3-on-3 tournament. Colter also presents this week's Treasure State Stars.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton continue the discussion from Hour 1 about new Montana State men's basketball coach Matt Logie, debate why so many Big Sky basketball coaches are new to the league while so many football coaches - Bobby Hauck, Paul Wolff, Ed Lamb, etc. - have been around the conference forever, and even manage to touch on breaking NBA news and Jalen Hurts' new deal in Philly.

The first hour is all about Monday's big news, as Matt Logie was announced as the new head coach of Montana State men's basketball. Colter Nuanez breaks down the coaching search, Logie's resume, the potential fit and what he needs to do first at Montana State as two more members of the Bobcats' Big Sky title team entered their names in the transfer portal today.

More Rajiem Seabrook in Hour 2, as he and Colter Nuanez go back and forth on the new movie Air (Colter loved it), why there will never be another Michael Jordan, the single-minded obsessiveness of elite athletes and the first-round playoff matchups in the NBA, including Rajiem's beloved New York Knicks.

Rajiem Seabrook is back in the studio with Colter Nuanez, going all around the wide world of sports -- more Montana State basketball upheaval, possible No. 37s for the Griz and a topic Rajiem has waiting to let loose on -- Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.

It's time for the NBA Playoffs, and even though the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports doesn't know the matchups, she's got thoughts on Demar DeRozan's daughter and Ja Morant, plus an unintended consequence of the MLB pitch clock. Plus, rosters for the Montana-Wyoming all-star basketball games are out and Colter and Andrew have a few more thoughts on the NBA.

Colter Nuanez covers all the spring football narratives for Montana and Montana State, hearing from Bobcats coach Brent Vigen on a couple key points and taking questions on the Griz from producer Andrew Houghton and listener calls. Plus, the best high school track times and marks from around the state last week.

Colter Nuanez wraps up the week-long discussion around Danny Sprinkle leaving Montana State on the ESPN Roundtable, hearing from Sprinkle at his introductory Utah State press conference and recapping previous Big Sky coaches who have left for jobs at higher levels. Tucker Sargent of Griz lacrosse joins the show as the Griz head for postseason play.

Colter Nuanez goes over the Big Sky Conference news briefs of the day, including Idaho's Beyonce Bea - who was likely to break the league's all-time scoring record this year - hitting the transfer portal, plus the news of a Griz football retirement. Colter also learns about the last iconic athlete in his book of early 20th-century sports heroes.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton (despite some technical problems with Andrew's mic) discuss the NBA Playoffs, which start Tuesday night with the play-in games, including whether the Lakers can make a run from the play-in to the late rounds, if the Warriors should really be a heavy favorite against the Kings and if there's a team that should be clearly favored for the title.

University of Montana business professor Justin Angle stops by the studio to discuss the monetary ramifications of Danny Sprinkle leaving Montana State, the PGA vs. LIV battle at the Masters and Roger Goodell's new deal as NFL Commissioner. Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton talk about the first post-Sprinkle domino falling for the Bobcats with recent transfer commit Jackson Grant de-committing, an...

After a little more talk about the Montana spring game and Andrew Houghton's reaction to Danny Sprinkle going to Utah State, Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran hops on the phone with Colter Nuanez to talk The Masters, spring football and Josh Bannan leaving Montana.

Colter Nuanez goes over all of his reactions from Friday's Montana spring game and new Griz quarterback Sam Vidlak, including hearing quotes from Aaron Fontes, Keelan White, Levi Janacaro and Bobby Hauck.