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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.

From the impact of Jayson Tatum's historic Game 7 to what's next for the 76ers to whether LeBron can gut out another playoff series win, Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down the top 10 storylines of the NBA Playoffs coming out of the weekend.

After reacting to the biggest news from the weekend - including the Big Sky track championships and huge Game 7s in both the NBA and NHL - Colter Nuanez gets post-championship thoughts from both Montana track coach Doug Fraley and Montana State track coach Lyle Weese.

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook keep it rolling, talking about the Knicks, their favorite NFL futures and plenty more.

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook are sugared up and rapping (literally) about the Big Sky track championships, hip-hop history, Lakers-Warriors and 1970s NFL players.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports is talking Tiger Woods, Kroy Biermann, Bo Jackson and Charles Barkley. Plus, the winners of our Kane Brown ticket giveaway are revealed, and some more NHL and NBA playoffs talk.

Colter Nuanez continues his conversations with the new head football coaches in the Big Sky by catching up with Ed Lamb, who took Southern Utah to prominence and now returns to the conference with Northern Colorado. How did Lamb spend the intervening years at BYU and what does he think of his new program in Greeley? Colter also catches up with Duncan Hamilton, Montana State track star, about winni...

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Montana athletic director Kent Haslam visits the studio to discuss the Grizzlies' place in the current college athletics landscape, the challenges of relying on ticket revenue vs. state funding, and the seismic changes that have been introduced from the transfer portal and NIL legislation. Plus, Griz hockey coach Mike Anderson is back with the latest updates and ana...

After a rundown of the Big Sky Conference track and softball championships happening this week, Colter Nuanez catches up with former Montana State basketball star Kola Bad Bear about winning the Little Sullivan Award and her next steps after entering the transfer portal.

Colter Nuanez, Andrew Houghton and Geoff Safford react to the Lakers and Heat going up 3-1 in their NBA Playoff series, evaluate the lines for Tuesday night's Sixers-Celtics and Suns-Nuggets games, talk legacy questions for everybody who's still alive...and even find time for some history lessons on bygone NFL stars from the '70s.

Colter Nuanez responds to listener texts on Montana and Montana State moving conferences, reacts to news of MSU offensive coordinator Taylor Housewright being arrested for DUI, welcomes in a group from the Special Olympics' golf program, and presents this week's Treasure State Stars.

Colter Nuanez introduces you to a few of the lesser-known inductees from this year's Montana Football Hall of Fame class, and analyzes the NBA Playoffs as the second round starts to hit a crucial stretch.

After catching up on the news from the weekend - including two Montana State athletes winning the Little Sullivan awards - Colter Nuanez welcomes in former Great Falls CMR star Josh Huestis. After playing professional basketball for nearly a decade, Huestis is back in Montana, looking to help other hoopers from the Treasure State follow that path.

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook continue to hash out the discussion about Montana and Montana State moving up to FBS football, play around with some bold NFL takes and analyze tonight's NBA playoff games.

With Rajiem Seabrook in the studio, Colter Nuanez dives into a conversation about the athletic challenges and advantages at each of the Missoula high schools. The guys also to continue to talk about what it would look like if Montana and Montana State moved up to FBS football.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports has thoughts on Will Levis's very bad night, NFL Draft girlfriends and AI Charles Barkley. Colter Nuanez plays some more Smart or Dumb with bold NFL predictions.

Colter Nuanez continues his discussion from yesterday about Montana and Montana State possibly moving up to the FCS. Plus: this week's best track & field marks from around the state, and shining a spotlight on a selection of Missoula athletes who are headed off to play in college.

Former Montana linebacker Adam Boomer joins the ESPN Roundtable to explain his work in the rapidly expanding field of psychedelic therapy. Colter Nuanez finishes up his thoughts on Montana and Montana State moving up to FBS from Hour 1.