Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Montana State University across Football, Basketball, Soccer.
The Bears' schedule features City of Greeley Day, Kids Day, Latinx Heritage Day, homecoming, Military Appreciation and senior day, each backed by local sponsors.
The 2026 season opens with a night game against Weber State, and the schedule includes Kids Day, Latinx Heritage Day, Military Appreciation and a senior‑focused finale sponsored by Pepsi.
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.
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.
Montana State University's women's basketball program is buzzing with optimism after a breakout 2025 season that delivered its first postseason victories and a Great 8 appearance in the WNIT, setting the stage for an ambitious 2026 campaign.
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.
Montana State's women's basketball program is blending tradition with fresh talent, aiming to sustain its vibrant locker‑room culture while adding depth for the upcoming campaign.
Montana State junior captain running back Adam Jones discusses his preparations for spring football and the launch of youth summer camps, joined by Skyline Sports co‑founder and senior writer Colter Nuanez.
Brock and Dane Steel, alumni of Sheridan High School and members of the national‑champion Montana State Bobcats, will host a one‑day football camp for children aged 6 to 14, offering skill drills, scrimmages and personal development lessons.
Montana State University has added Harvard and Long Island University to its future football schedules, guaranteeing $250,000 payments that could rise to $500,000 if the Bobcats reach the FBS level.
Isaiah Crane, a standout from Carroll College, signs with Montana State, bringing 1,158 career points and a 54.3% field goal percentage to the program.