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Montana State University announced the return of standout player Esmeralda Morales as a graduate assistant coach, highlighting her recent achievements and the program's historic successes.
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.
Graduate forward Langston Reynolds will complete his final year of eligibility with the University of Northern Colorado Bears, leveraging a California lawsuit that grants a fifth season and aligning his academic finish with the program's compliance measures.
The Spartans replace four starters with a mix of experienced transfers and returning players, hoping the revamped unit will boost run and pass protection.
The Bobcats announced a 2026‑27 schedule that mixes home‑court tests with road trips against Power‑Five and high‑majority programs, setting the stage for a Big Sky campaign that could deliver their next NCAA Tournament appearance.
Nevada's football program will earn nearly $900,000 from a carefully crafted non‑conference slate, highlighting how payouts shape future scheduling decisions.
Montana State University has extended head coach Matt Logie through 2029-30, capitalizing on the program’s recent breakthroughs and a roster built for long‑term stability.
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.
The Montana State women's basketball team will travel to Jacksonville, Florida, for the first Women's Jacksonville Classic, facing Oklahoma and Middle Tennessee State in a high‑profile preseason showcase.
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.
Northern Arizona University’s football program opens the 2026 season ranked No. 25 in the Stats Perform FCS Preseason Top 25, marking its second consecutive preseason top‑25 appearance and setting the stage for a playoff push.
The new program, featuring juniors and seniors from Bozeman High, marks a milestone in Montana’s growing interest in girls’ flag football, with practices set to begin August 14.
The Montana State women's basketball program has been honored as the 2025‑26 Big Sky Team Academic Champion for the second straight year, posting a 3.76 overall GPA and a conference‑record 57 wins over the past two seasons.
Montana State University's football program has begun fall practice, marking the start of preparation for the 2026 campaign after capturing the national title. Key seniors expressed excitement and focus as they gear up for their first game against Utah Tech on August 29.
A look at the emerging talent from southeastern Washington and Idaho who are shaping the next generation of college sports.
Governor Greg Gianforte and President Donald J. Trump hosted the Montana State Bobcats at the White House to honor their historic national championship victory, a first since 1984.
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.
Montana State University’s Bobcats, fresh off a dramatic overtime win over Illinois State, will head to the White House to commemorate their first championship since 1985, a triumph made possible by donor support and relentless perseverance.
The Montana State Bobcats, fresh off an FCS national championship win, are set to visit the White House to meet President Donald Trump, echoing a recent tradition of celebrating sports champions at the nation's executive office.
Practice began on July 29 at Stott Community Field, with a new coaching staff, a large influx of players and a schedule that includes new conference opponents.
The Bobcats organized a community‑sponsored fly‑fishing outing called “Casting with the Cats,” bringing together current players, alumni and local guides for a day of sport, camaraderie and Montana scenery.
The Vikings open the 2026 season at home against Oregon, then tackle a rugged schedule that includes road tests against UNLV, California Baptist and San Diego State, before diving into Big Sky play.
Trent Fraley, a decorated center from North Dakota State, arrives in East Lansing with accolades and a proven pass‑blocking record, aiming to bolster Michigan State’s offensive line.
Montana State University announces its 2025‑26 Big Sky Scholar‑Athlete class, highlighting Jed Miller's basketball achievements and Caroline Hawkes' track and field records.