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The Pilots announced their full nonconference schedule, highlighting home games against Stanford and Portland State and road trips to Provo, Long Beach State and Princeton.
High Point University announced its ambitious 2026‑27 non‑conference basketball schedule, highlighting a mix of Power‑4 programs, mid‑major powerhouses and elite neutral‑site contests, including a historic midnight tip against Liberty.
North Dakota State leaves the FCS after a decade of dominance, while Montana State tops the preseason poll. Rankings, key matchups, and player accolades set the stage for a dramatic 2026 campaign.
The third annual Montana State University Ladies Night attracted over 500 participants, showcasing drills, player interactions, local vendors and community support in Bozeman.
A look at the rising talents — Quinn Clark, Gunnar Gottula, Jamal Rule, Jeremiah Charles and Tyson Terry — and the coaching staff’s expectations as Nebraska prepares for the 2026 season.
A look at the top returning athletes from Great Falls High, C.M. Russell High and rival programs as they prepare for the 2026 season.
Montana State University announced a four‑year extension for head coach Matt Logie, keeping him at the helm through the 2029‑30 season and positioning the program for a strong campaign.
Montana State University announced a four‑year contract extension for head coach Matt Logie, guaranteeing his leadership through the 2029‑30 season. The deal underscores the administration’s confidence in Logie’s ability to sustain and elevate the Bobcats’ program.
Montana State University has secured head coach Matt Logie through the 2029‑30 season, highlighting a period of rapid growth, record‑setting performances and a commitment to player development.
Former Montana State athletes Evin Groves and Clevan Thomas Jr. are shaping the inaugural girls' flag football program at Bozeman High, merging athletic insight with a commitment to youth development.
Montana State sophomore safety Charlie Berkley must relocate from Stadium View Apartments by August 12, adding pressure to his athletic and academic schedule.
The Bobcats will meet President Trump in the Rose Garden on Wednesday, celebrating a 35‑34 overtime victory that ended a 41‑year title drought.
The Bobcats' latest academic honor underscores a program culture that prizes scholarship alongside competition, with multiple players earning NABC Honors Court distinction.
Three‑sport athlete Isaiah Asuma pledges to Montana State's 2027 roster, citing family influence and a versatile skill set.
Isaiah Asuma, a versatile athlete from Minnesota, has pledged to join Montana State University’s 2027 football roster, citing family ties and a supportive coaching staff.
Isaiah Asuma, celebrated for his achievements in football, basketball, and baseball, has chosen Montana State for his collegiate career, a decision that ties his path to relatives already competing for the University of Minnesota.
The Bobcats open their 2026‑27 season with a strong first practice, led by returning stars and a promising influx of newcomers, aiming for another undefeated home slate.
Descendants of the 1904 Fort Shaw Indian Girls basketball team gathered in Fort Benton, Montana, to commemorate the pioneering squad that captured the world’s attention at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis.
Cade Meyer, a former assistant and JV coach, has been promoted to head coach of the Bozeman High School boys basketball team, bringing a player‑first philosophy and a legacy of coaching to a program seeking renewal.
A look at the most compelling FCS contests slated for the 2026-27 season, featuring top‑ranked teams, historic rivalries and storylines that will captivate fans across the nation.
Madison O'Connor, a 5‑foot‑11 guard with over 2,000 high school points, signs with the Montana State Bobcats, joining a program steeped in winning tradition and family ties.
Billings Central graduate Kamryn Reinker discusses her high school sports career, including multiple championships, on Nuanez Now. She will play for the Lady Griz next fall. Colter Nuanez, the show's host, is a sports journalist with extensive experience in the Big Sky Conference and co-founder of Skyline Sports.
The Mountain West Conference will field a fresh lineup in 2026 after losing five schools to the Pac‑12 and welcoming three newcomers. With Boise State no longer in the league, a new champion will emerge, and 16 marquee games will shape the season.
Harvard’s recent Ivy League dominance and a 9‑2 record set the stage for a challenging 2026 schedule that includes recent FCS powerhouses and a much‑anticipated home game