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In Red Lodge, Montana, the South squad secured a 6-2 victory over the North in the 37th annual Class B All-Star football game, highlighted by a 48-yard touchdown pass and multiple defensive honors.
The Wildcats’ full 2026‑27 schedule was released, highlighting home and away conference games, new Big 12 opponents and a Las Vegas tournament appearance.
A look at Nevada's football strategy, from quarterback recruitment to the broader implications of the Mountain West's new media rights, interwoven with personal musings on music and the fading print press.
USA Network's new Pac‑12 broadcast lineup features former quarterback Ryan Leaf as its lead analyst, blending his playing background with a schedule that includes 22 football games and a limited basketball slate.
The Long Beach Coast professional baseball team will play its first home game at Blair Field on Tuesday night, debuting a franchise that combines a storied league, former MLB talent, and a Friday‑night alter ego known as the Regulators.
Wisconsin hosts a slate of official visits this weekend, targeting key recruits who could reshape its 2026 class and push the roster into a top‑25 to top‑30 national ranking.
Indiana University’s secondary is set for a pivotal overhaul, with the field cornerback locked in and a fierce contest brewing between A.J. Harris and Ryland Gandy for the opposite starting role.
The Montana Elite Invitational brought together top boys and girls high school basketball players from across the state, offering them a platform to attract college recruiters. Founder Josh Huestis covered costs for participants, emphasizing the importance of college sports for personal growth.
From a 14‑point comeback against North Dakota State to an overtime showdown with Montana State, the Redbirds’ journey blended grit, community support and unprecedented national visibility.
After two decades as a San Francisco Giants sideline reporter, Amy Gutierrez now co‑leads a Pioneer League team that plays exclusively on the road, blending baseball expertise with a mission to mentor women in the sport.
Montana State University's women's basketball team is adding two experienced transfers, Ebele Mbagwu and Braeden Gunlock, to a roster that returns ten players, seeking to extend its momentum into the 2026 season.
The new partnership between the University of Montana and Montana Knife Company will see the MKC logo featured on the field, a sustainable surface upgrade, and a refreshed fan experience ahead of the 2026 season.