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The Mustangs' season opener will be broadcast live on ESPN, marking the first game at the newly opened John Madden Football Center and featuring tributes to the legendary coach.
Montana State's football program will appear in three nationally televised contests next year, with dates, times and networks confirmed. The broadcasts form part of a historic five‑game agreement that underscores the Big Sky Conference's expanding media reach.
The University of Idaho announced three 2026 games slated for ESPN and ESPNU, highlighting a historic broadcast agreement that includes Friday night contests and a return to the Kibbie Dome.
UC Davis will host Eastern Washington on ESPN2 during homecoming, marking the first ESPN2 broadcast in program history and the third straight season the Aggies appear on a linear ESPN network.
Frank Hawkins, Nevada's all‑time leading rusher, will be honored in the Big Sky Conference's 2026 Hall of Fame class, celebrating a career that spanned college stardom, an NFL championship and pioneering public service.
Frank Hawkins, Nevada’s all‑time rushing leader, will be honored in the 2026 Big Sky Hall of Fame, celebrating his groundbreaking career and lasting impact on the Wolf Pack and the community.
Utah opens its 2026 season with two winnable games that will help shape first‑year coach Morgan Scalley’s system before conference play begins.
Eastern Washington University announced a multi‑year contract extension for head coach Missy Strasburg, highlighting the program’s recent achievements and the institution’s strategic focus on sustained excellence.
The upcoming lighting upgrade at Nottingham Field will transform the Bears' home games, enable television broadcasts and community events, and bring cooler evening conditions for players and fans.
A $1.6 million private donation will install stadium lights at Nottingham Field, enabling the Bears to play evening games, host high school contests and even weddings, while donors remain anonymous.
The upcoming lighting upgrade at Nottingham Field will allow the Bears football team to play night games, boost local events and potentially draw television partners, while donors remain anonymous.
Arizona’s roster is set to gain a 6‑foot‑11, 240‑pound presence after Evan Otten, a two‑year eligible transfer from Idaho State, signed with the Wildcats, bolstering depth and insurance for injuries.