Nuanez Now

Colter Nuanez has a jam-packed Treasure State Stars segment, including a record-setting Montana field athlete and award-winners for both Montana and Montana State tennis. Colter then catches up with Justin Angle to talk the psychology of ultra running and the spread of sports gambling.

Colter Nuanez is back in the saddle after his vacation, and he's catching you up on all the headlines he missed, including some NFL Draft loose ends, Griz tennis and softball players winning individual awards, and the latest on Shannon Schweyen's lawsuit against the University of Montana. Colter also catches up with Griz lacrosse head coach Tucker Sargent after the Griz won their first national to...

Live at the Superstar Meet and Greet at Grey Wolf Peak Casino, Colter Nuanez has the opportunity to talk with several 1970s NBA and ABA stars. Colter and NBA Hall of Famer George Gervin remember Gervin's legendary 63-point game to win the scoring title, All-Star center Artis Gilmore recalls his first visit to Montana, and Griz alumni Micheal Ray Richardson spins tales of playing under Jud Heathcot...

Live from Grey Wolf Peak Casino, Colter Nuanez opens the show by breaking down an NFL Draft first round that saw a big run on wide receivers and a bunch of trades. Colter also looks forward to Troy Andersen's likely selection in the second or third round before Andrew Houghton and Ross McMonies break down the Premier League title race on the Footie 15.

Colter Nuanez gets Rajiem Seabrook's thoughts on the players available in this year's NFL Draft, as well as Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers. With the NFL Draft just minutes away from starting, the guys give their final thoughts on Troy Andersen, who's likely to become the highest-ever draft pick from Montana State.

Robert Ridesatthedoor, part of this summer's Montana Football Hall of Fame class, joins Colter Nuanez to discuss his background and his work with the Washington Redskins. Colter and Rajiem Seabrook then go down memory lane about Micheal Ray Richardson, the former Montana Grizzlies hoops star who went No. 4 in the 1978 NBA Draft to the New York Knicks.

It's all about the NFL Draft on the ESPN Roundtable as Colter Nuanez welcomes in Connor Rogers, lead Draft analyst at Bleacher Report, to get his thoughts on the lack of top-tier quarterbacks and, of course, Troy Andersen's potential landing spots. Colter also catches up with Alex Eschelman of SWX Montana to discuss Montana State's spring game.

After a little NBA Playoffs talk, Colter Nuanez runs down some of the best high school track and field marks from last weekend, including a Missoula Big Sky freshman continuing to impress. Colter then catches up with Montana State head football coach Brent Vigen for his thoughts on the Bobcats' spring game and Troy Andersen's NFL Draft hopes.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez welcomed in Montana business professor Justin Angle for their bi-weekly segment touching on topics surrounding the overlay of business and sports. Nuanez would then showcase the recent successes of athletes with Montana ties in his weekly 'Treasure State Stars' segment.

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez and producer Andrew Houghton would dive into some talk on the NFL as the draft quickly approaches. He also touched on the legendary status of former Bobcat Troy Anderson in his path to the draft. Colter also welcomed in Brock Welte and Eric Hoberg to promote Forestry Day which is taking place this weekend in Missoula.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez wrapped up his discussion on spring ball for both the Montana and Montana State football teams. He then welcomed in Geoff Safford of ESPN Missoula for a few 'blind side' questions on the topics of football, baseball, and basketball.

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez broke down what he saw at this past weekend's Spring Game for the Bobcats of Montana State. He then took a look at what players he will be keeping his eyes on for the Griz football team as they gear up for fall.

Carolyn, the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports, has thoughts about the guy who decided to antagonize Mike Tyson on a plane — and ended up with a bloody face for his troubles. Colter and Brooks Nuanez then close the show with some NBA Playoffs discussion as some teams are facing big turning points in their first-round series.

Colter and Brooks Nuanez are live from Bozeman, where they spent the first segment of Friday's show previewing everything about the Bobcats' spring game on Saturday. Colter also caught up with MSU men's tennis coach Trey Morris as the Bobcats prepare to go for a conference title in their rivalry match against Montana this weekend.

Head coach Mike Anderson of the Griz Hockey team joins Colter Nuanez in studio to break down the impacts of a successful debut season and unveil the team's big summer surprise. Colter and Andrew Houghton then continue their discussion of the greatest contemporary athletes and attempt to figure out who currently holds the crown in the NFL and the NBA.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton know about the GOATS - the Greatest of All Time - but in this episode, they're wondering about the greatest athletes of the current day. In the first hour of Thursday's show, Colter and Andrew discuss the greatest active athletes in soccer, baseball and prizefighting, along with hearing from Student of the Week Paydin Smith of Manhattan and discussing the Montana...

Legendary Big Sky football coach Mike Kramer joins Colter Nuanez for the ESPN Roundtable to share stories about Dane Fletcher, Shann Schillinger, Blaine McElmurry and the rest of this year's inductees into the Montana Football Hall of Fame. Colter then gives a rundown of the top high school track performances across the state so far.

Colter Nuanez shares his thoughts on the recent wave of high schools re-classifying, and Colter and Andrew Houghton kick around the developing situation surrounding the Anaconda High basketball coaches not having their contracts renewed. Colter also welcomes in Keri McHugh of the Missoula YMCA for a primer on this year's River Bank Run.

Blake Hempstead of Copperhead Country joins the show to give the low-down on the situation in Anaconda that saw the high school's boys and girls basketball coaches not have their contracts renewed. Colter Nuanez also gives out this week's Treasure State Stars, including a bevy of great track performances, a super senior at Carroll College and some Griz soccer players making moves.

Colter Nuanez gets some NBA Playoffs talk going - including his and Andrew Houghton's thoughts on the Golden State Warriors returning to their imperious best - before Andrew catches up with Helena Capital's Jacob Curry for a Student of the Week segment and Colter recaps the tennis and golf results in the Big Sky Conference.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss the seven new players coming in for the Griz men's basketball team and play a little Blind Side about the NBA Playoffs before Colter gives an update on the weekend in college track.

With the NFL Draft rapidly approaching, Colter Nuanez details Troy Andersen's place among the legends of Montana football (the state, not the university!) before Andrew Houghton chimes in for a discussion of Brent Vigen's recruiting strategy and the influx of transfers at Montana State.

Carolyn, the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports, responds to some fan feedback before giving her take on Tiger Woods at the Masters. In the Footy 15, Andrew Houghton follows up on Griz alum Taylor Hansen's NWSL debut by sharing snippets of interviews with Montana soccer head coach Chris Citowicki and assistant Ashley Herndon about what it takes to make it in the pros.

Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook, live from Bretz RV and Marine, reminisce over some NBA legends of the 1970s and '80s before playing Buy or Sell with topics from the NBA Playoffs and NFL offseason.

As a photographer, Brooks Nuanez had a field-level view of the Montana Grizzlies' spring game. In the second hour of Thursday's show, he shared his observations from that game before Colter Nuanez sets the stage for the true beginning of the NBA Playoffs this weekend.