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Frenchtown softball continued its run of dominance with another state championship this spring, and Broncs coach Eli Field joined Colter Nuanez in the studio to break it down. Geoff Safford, the Voice of the Missoula Paddleheads, then joined Colter live from his seat in the press box at Ogren Park.

Shaun Rainey makes his illustrious return to Nuanez Now to kick it with Colter Nuanez about the NBA Finals, the best bets for the US Open and the top Montana sports stories of the year. Colter also catches up with Missoula Big Sky's Caden Bateman, the rare in-state product to be going to Montana for hoops.

It's a two-part ESPN Roundtable as Colter Nuanez catches up with the opposing coaches for this weekend's East-West Shrine Game: Bryce Carver of Hamilton for the West and Mark Samson of Great Falls High for the East.

Griz Hockey head coach Mike Anderson joins Colter Nuanez in studio to break down what he says is one of the best Stanley Cup Finals in years. Colter also continues catching up with the plethora of college track stars from Montana in a River City Runners segment.

When we last checked in on the NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors were down 2-1. Now, they're a win away from the title. Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton checked in on the big turnaround. In the final edition of Treasure State Stars for the year, Colter shared more sound from Montana State track All-Americans Duncan Hamilton and Dylan Schneider.

In a wide-ranging first hour, Colter Nuanez tells the story of how he won - and then left behind - the award for Montana Sports Broadcaster of the Year, shares sound from Duncan Hamilton after the Montana State runner finished second in the steeplechase at NCAA nationals, lists the best visiting players he's ever seen at Washington-Grizzly Stadium and Bobcat Stadium, and talks to Dylan Snyder, But...

Carolyn, the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports, has '90s fashion and bad fan behavior on her mind in her weekly segment. And after a great year of high school sports, the Mattress Firm Student of the Year has been chosen from an impressive class of Students of the Week. Colter Nuanez catches up with the winner.

Hellgate alum and future Montana State Bobcat offensive lineman Tommy Nilson joins Colter Nuanez in studio with the East-West Shrine Game rapidly approaching. After catching up with Tommy about his high school career and his college plans, Colter turns his focus to a Twitter hypothetical that's been lodged in his brain for a couple days: what happens to the FCS national championships in the 2010s...

With just days before the East-West Shrine Game and the official end of his high school football career, Hellgate star receiver and future Griz Ian Finch joins Colter Nuanez in studio for the Senior Spotlight, looking back at his time with the Knights and the privilege of playing for his hometown college team. Colter and Andrew Houghton also discuss if the Boston Celtics really seized control of t...

Is track the easiest sport for Montana prep athletes to get national recognition in? With Montana State seeing success at the NCAA Track championships, Colter Nuanez examines the question. Justin Angle also joins the show for the Business Angle, a discussion of the Deshaun Watson allegations and his take on the upstart LIV golf tour.

Training camps may have just started, but Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook can't keep themselves from a little NFL talk during the ESPN Roundtable. Prompted by questions from Andrew Houghton, the guys discuss the potential fall of a consistent contender, do some early fantasy analysis, chat about which teams might improve — and even manage to squeeze in some NBA Finals talk as well.

Rajiem Seabrook is back in the studio! Rajiem and Colter Nuanez go back and forth on the new LIV Golf tour and spin off from there before welcoming in Thomas McClure of the All Nations Health Center for more info on the upcoming Indigenous Heritage Celebration. Ja'Ton Simpson of the Garden City Shootout also stops by the studio with the annual 3-on-3 tournament right around the corner.

Just about 24 hours before he'll run in the steeplechase at the NCAA Track & Field Regionals, Montana State superstar Duncan Hamilton joins Colter Nuanez. Colter and Andrew Houghton also clarify some points and continue their discussion about the upstart LIV Golf tour, which is preparing for its first event this weekend.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton kick around a number of pertinent topics, including the changing recruiting model for the Montana Lady Griz, Montana and Montana State's status as contenders in the FCS, and the factors that have made hockey a second-tier professional sport in America.

Colter Nuanez just got done with a great weekend of golf - so, naturally, he wants to talk some more golf, with the PGA Tour facing a crisis in the form of the Saudi Arabia-funded LIV Golf tour. Colter and Andrew Houghton also play a little NBA Finals Blindside, grilling each other with unprepared questions on the Celtics and Warriors.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton are in a gridiron-centric mood, discussing several of the best storylines heading into the Big Sky Conference season, as well as high school all-star games and the possibility of a pro football team in Montana.

Colter Nuanez continues the Senior Spotlight segment by catching up with Alyssa Boshart, Sweetgrass County High track star and future Montana State runner. In the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports segment, Carolyn catches up on all the most important sports stories, including LeBron becoming a billionaire and her recent film shoots as an extra on Yellowstone.

It's a Florence-Carlton-heavy first hour as, after Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton bat around some of the breaking news stories of the day, Colter welcomes Falcons lineman Ethan Abbott into the studio to talk winning the state title and his future as a defensive tackle for Montana State. Colter then catches up with Falcons head softball coach Maurice Craun after they won another state title last...

Fresh off wrapping up one of the most dominant prep track careers in Montana history, Helena High's Odessa Zentz joins Colter Nuanez for a Senior Spotlight. Colter keeps the track theme going by visiting with Montana State's Levi Taylor, who's on his way to NCAA nationals in the steeplechase, and Andrew Houghton shares a Footy 15 segment with the Montana Grizzlies' phenom goalkeeper Camellia Xu.

Colter Nuanez is on the road in Helena with the Grizzly Scholarship Association's spring tour, and after continuing his rundown of the high school spring sports season, he's joined by Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran and Deputy Athletics Director Greg Sundberg. Griz head football coach Bobby Hauck even stops by for a surprise appearance!

Montana linebackers Jace Lewis and Marcus Welnel join Colter Nuanez for the ESPN Roundtable to discuss Lewis' post-playing career and what Welnel saw from some Griz youngsters in spring ball. Colter also catches up with Billings Skyview's Brooke Berry, who's headed to New Mexico to play basketball after leading the Falcons to a state title.

Colter Nuanez continues the Senior Spotlight series by catching up with Billings West star Riley Bergeson, who's heading to Navy to play football. Colter then talks to new Sentinel girls basketball coach Ty Hobbs to get the lowdown on his move from Big Sky to the Spartans.

With the NBA Finals set, Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton look back on the playoffs so far and ahead to the matchup between the Boston Celtics and the Golden State Warriors. Colter also shares this week's Treasure State Stars, filled with plenty of track standouts from across Montana.

It was a busy weekend in high school sports across Montana, and Colter Nuanez counts down his top 10 stories coming out of state championships in track and softball. Colter and Andrew Houghton also give their takes on some random sports questions, including the Nick Saban-Jimbo Fisher beef and Aaron Donald's threatened retirement.

Rajiem Seabrook stays rocking and rolling with Colter Nuanez for Hour 2, discussing some NFL topics including Colin Kaepernick's Raiders workout, the Dolphins' rebuild and the Jets' draft, plus where the Golden State Warriors rank among sports dynasties.