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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.
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.
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 Bobcats' latest academic honor underscores a program culture that prizes scholarship alongside competition, with multiple players earning NABC Honors Court distinction.
Montana State University announces the addition of Kenny Love as an assistant coach and the elevation of Zach Payne, Sam Scholl, and Shamrock Campbell, reinforcing a coaching roster that seeks to build on recent successes.
Montana State University announced the hiring of Kenny Love as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, alongside promotions for Zach Payne, Sam Scholl and Shamrock Campbell. The moves follow a strong recent run that includes a third straight Big Sky tournament title.
Montana State University’s men’s basketball program reshapes its coaching roster ahead of the 2026‑27 season, highlighting new appointments and promotions that build on a strong recent campaign.
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.