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Colter Nuanez takes you around the Big Sky Conference in men's & women's basketball with interviews featuring: 

Riley Corcoran, Voice of the Griz -  3:08

Danny Sprinkle, Montana State men’s head coach – 20:51

Travis DeCuire, Montana men’s head coach – 33:32

John Velk, Velk Law – 45:05

Tricia Binford, Montana State women’s head coach – 53:40

Eric Duft, Weber State men’s head coach 1:03:27

Seton Sobolewski, Idaho State women’s head coach – 1:13:48

Colter & Brooks Nuanez analyze what has made this Montana State team special, how to define its leadership, why Brent Vigen has been the perfect fit plus what to expect from the South Dakota State Jackrabbits.

Plus, hear from SDSU head coach John Stiegelmeier, Sam Herder of Hero Sports and Colter Nuanez's breakdown of what is missing for Griz football entering the off-season. 

No. 4 Montana State rushed for 388 yards on the way to a 33-25 win over No. 9 Weber State in the second round of the FCS Playoffs on Saturday December 3, 2022 in Bozeman. 

The Bobcats are into the quarterfinals of the postseason for the third fall season in a row. On Friday December 9, 2022, the fourth-seeded Bobcats host fifth-seeded William & Mary of Williamsburg, Virginia. 

MSU second-year head coach Brent Vigen addressed the media on Monday. Skyline Sports will have a one-on-one with Colter Nuanez & Vigen later this week. 

Video filmed by Montana State athletics, produced by Colter Nuanez. All Rights Reserved.

Colter Nuanez is joined by Andrew Houghton of Skyline Sports to analyze Jason Eck's first season at Idaho, ponder the best fits for the head coach openings at Idaho State and Northern Colorado and debate the ramifications for a win or a loss by Griz football this weekend at North Dakota State. Plus, Nick Taber of WestPac Wealth swings by to talk Griz and give his financial tip of the day. 

Colter Nuanez shares interviews from Around the Big Sky Conference, including chats with 

- Idaho quarterback Gevani McCoy - 3:32
- Idaho head coach Jason Eck - 9:05
- Sac State offensive lineman Brandon Weldon - 20:25
- Montana senior kick returner Malik Flowers - 31:04
- Montana State junior tight end Treyton Pickering - 41:37
- Weber State senior wide receiver Ty MacPherson - 51:13
- North Dakota State senior All-American offensive lineman Cody Mauch - 1:04:11 

In this special Thanksgiving installment, Skyline Sports lead analyst Ty Gregorak joins Colter Nuanez to rehash the 121st rivalry game between Montana and Montana State, put into words MSU's 55-21 beatdown of the Griz and preview this weekend's FCS playoff games. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by Skyline Sports podcast contributor Ryan Tootell, formerly of ESPN Missoula, for a conversation about the broad impact Montana State's 55-21 victory over Montana has on the rivalry, the power balance in the state, the FCS playoff draw and more. 

Colter Nuanez and Brooks Nuanez have a conversation about what the football rivalry between the Bobcats and the Grizzlies mean to them and to Montanans plus the brothers break down the pivotal matchups in Saturday's 121st edition of the fierce rivalry. 

Colter is joined by Ty Gregorak, who coached in 15 Brawls and will be on the color commentary for the television broadcast of the game Saturday, to talk about how special the game is for homegrown studs for Montana and Montana State. 

And Colter is joined by Andrew Houghton to break down what the game means from a national playoff perspective plus a fun conversation debating who would start at each position if you made a Cat-Griz super team out of the two powerhouse rosters. 

Montana has won two games in a row by a final total 120-7 to move to 4-3 in Big Sky Conference play and 7-3 overall. 

The Griz play at Montana State (7-0, 9-1) on Saturday, November 19, 2022 in Bozeman, Montana. 

Monday, November 14, 2022, Montana head coach Bobby Hauck plus senior captains linebacker Patrick O'Connell, wide receiver Mitch Roberts and safety Robby Hauck addressed the media. 

Video filmed by Pixie Herbert and produced by Colter Nuanez. All Rights Reserved. 

Montana State moved to 7-0 in Big Sky Conference play, 9-1 overall by running roughshod over Cal Poly in a 72-28 victory last week. MSU rushed for a school record 554 yards in the win. 

The Bobcats host rival Montana (4-3 in Big Sky play, 7-3 overall) in the 121st edition of the fierce rivalry on November 19, 2022 at Bobcat Stadium. 

Montana State second-year head coach Brent Vigen addressed the media on Monday November 14. His lone Big Sky Conference loss leading MSU was to Montana, 29-10, last season in Missoula. 

Colter Nuanez breaks down the day that was around the Big Sky Conference, including Montana's 63-7 win over Eastern Washington, Montana State's 72-28 win over Cal Poly and UC Davis' 44-26 win over Idaho. 

Colter Nuanez of Skyline Sports is joined by Skyline co-founder Brooks Nuanez to talk about Montana's blizzard win over Cal Poly and Montana State coming up clutch once again at NAU. 

Plus, Colter and Skyline lead analyst Ty Gregorak breakdown the landscape of the Big Sky, talk about Montana State's four-leaf clover and analyze what the Griz need to do to make a run in the FCS playoffs. 

Colter Nuanez breaks down the day that was around the Big Sky Conference on November 5, 2022, including three big things about Montana and Montana State plus sound from Griz head coach Bobby Hauck, Montana State head coach Brent Vigen, Griz senior quarterback Lucas Johnson, Bobcat sophomore quarterback Tommy Mellott, UM junior linebacker Braxton Hill, MSU freshman wide receiver Taco Dowler and Montana sophomore running back Nick Ostmo. 

Colter Nuanez and Brooks Nuanez break down what ails the Montana Grizzlies and how the Bobcats have been able to maintain consistent success. 

Colter and lead analyst Ty Gregorak weight the challenges Montana faces balancing its past, present and future and analyze the steadiness of the Bobcats. 

And finally, Colter and Andrew Houghton roll out the latest Big Sky Conference power rankings in the most recent "Big Sky Scramble"

Colter Nuanez of Skyline Sports takes you around the Big Sky Conference with a series of interviews including Idaho wide receiver Jermaine Jackson, Weber State quarterback Marcus Welnel, Montana linebacker Marcus Welnel, FCS senior analyst Sam Herder of Hero Sports and SWX Montana television reporter Alex Eschelman.

BIG SKY BREAKDOWN TIMES
Jermaine Jackson, Idaho wide receiver - 2:24
Bronson Barron, Weber State QB - 10:00
Marcus Welnel, Griz senior linebacker - 25:20
Sam Herder, Hero Sports- 38:05
Alex Eschelman, SWX Montana TV - 1:01:45

Colter Nuanez breaks down the preseason All-Big Sky Conference women's and men's basketball teams and compares each to his picks. Plus, this week's Hauck Highlights with sound from Montana head football coach Bobby Hauck and an update on last weekend's State cross-country championships at the high school level as part of our River City Runners. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by Brooks Nuanez, Ty Gregorak and Andrew Houghton to talk about the biggest story lines for the Bobcats entering their bye week, the Griz as they head to Weber State to snap a two-game losing streak plus a Big Sky Conference blindside conversation leading up to the final Saturday of October. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by Skyline Sports co-founder to talk about the regressions of the Montana offense, Lucas Johnson's eyes while under center, the progression of the Bobcat defense and much more in his return to the Big Sky Breakdown.

What did the Bobcats look like with Tommy Mellott back at the helm? Is it time to sound the alarm in Missoula? Ty Gregorak raps about those things and more with Colter.

And Andrew Houghton hops on with Colter to talk about the biggest surprises and disappointments in Big Sky Conference football, plus plenty of analysis about the Griz and the Bobcats.

BIG SKY BREAKDOWN TIMES
Brooks Nuanez, Skyline Sports co-founder - 5:08
Ty Gregorak, Skyline Sports lead analyst - 46:55
Andrew Houghton, writer and analyst - 1:01:15 

Colter Nuanez breaks down the Big Sky Conference slate with a heavy emphasis on Idaho's 30-23 win over No. 3 Montana in Missoula and Montana State's 37-14 win over Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado.