LIVE from Washington-Grizzly Stadium before the Montana spring game, Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook react to yesterday's news of Danny Sprinkle leaving Montana State, share some initial thoughts on the Griz and continue to talk about the fallout from the NCAA women's basketball championship game.
The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports dishes on Angel Reese's celebration and Aaron Rodgers' crystals. New Weber State head football coach Mickey Mental joins the show for the first time, and Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton react live to the news of Jon Newlee leaving Idaho.
Colter Nuanez goes around the headlines in the Treasure State, from Josh Bannan signing a pro contract to players hitting the portal both coming from and going to Montana State. Colter and Andrew Houghton continue to analyze the discussion that has surrounded the women's basketball title game between LSU and Iowa, and Colter gives an early-season update on the best track & field marks from around the state.
ESPN MT's Masters correspondent, former Griz running back Andrew Schmidt, joins Colter Nuanez for the ESPN Roundtable before preparing to live-tweet all four rounds of the Masters. Plus, Griz lacrosse coach Tucker Sargent drops by the studio as the top-10 Griz start to wrap up the regular season.
A day after several Montana Grizzlies showed out at their pro day, multiple Montana State Bobcats dropped arguably even more impressive marks in Bozeman. Colter Nuanez analyzes the measurements and hears from standouts Ty Okada and Callahan O'Reilly. Plus, Charlie Johnson, who capped his coaching career at Billings West with a girls basketball state crown, calls in.
Colter Nuanez goes more in depth on this year's Griz pro day and hears from Patrick O'Connell, Justin Ford, Malik Flowers and Marcus Welnel after their workouts. Former Griz soccer star Taylor Hansen features on this week's Footy 15.
Colter Nuanez recaps the results from Montana football's pro day before catching up with Keri McHugh of the YMCA to promote the 51st edition of the Riverbank Run. Alex Covill of the Hellgate girls basketball team, the 2023 ESPN MT Class AA Player of the Year, visits the studio, and Colter presents this week's Treasure State Stars.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton finish up their meandering discussion on Griz and 'Cat spring football from the first hour, then touch on all the relevant college basketball news, including the reverberations if Danny Sprinkle takes a new job this offseason. Colter wraps up with his scouting report on Monday night's title-game clash between San Diego State and UConn.
Colter Nuanez, with a little help from Andrew Houghton, discusses the women's title game between LSU and Iowa and all the storylines that came out of it, from Angel Reese's celebration to the titanic TV ratings. Colter also recaps the Cat-Griz dual track meet from the weekend, and the guys start a discussion about spring football that carries over into the second hour.
Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook analyze the Final Four before the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports drops by to talk the women's NCAA Tournament and MLB Opening Day.
Rajiem Seabrook is back in the studio, and he and Colter Nuanez go all around the wide world of sports, from talking with Anna Bruning of Missoula Parks about their new summer basketball series to pinpointing historical athletes who they would love to see in today's game.
Shaun Rainey finishes off his MLB previews by looking at the AL and NL Central. Geoff Safford and Andrew Houghton react to Rainey's takes and give their own MLB thoughts. Colter Nuanez catches up with Matt Devlin of the Montana Fishing Film Festival.
Colby Dant helps you make some money at the SportsBet Montana machine this weekend by dropping by to give Colter Nuanez his takes on the Final Four. Colter also catches with Royce Robinson of Lewistown, the ESPN MT boys basketball Class A Player of the Year.
Former Griz linebacker Patrick O'Connell is taking his shot at the NFL. Hear from O'Connell about the preparation process and the unfamiliar role NFL teams are asking him to play in this week's ESPN Roundtable. Plus, Colter Nuanez breaks down the NBA playoff race with fewer than 10 games to go in the regular season.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down the latest transfer bombshell in the Big Sky Conference - legendary Montana State point guard Darian White is leaving the Bobcats for her fifth year. Shaun Rainey of SWX Montana helps Colter preview the AL and NL East divisions.
Colter Nuanez and Shaun Rainey of SWX Montana kick off MLB previews by looking at the AL and NL West. Colter and Andrew Houghton play a little Blind Side with unprepared questions, and Tommy Evans of the Trail 103.3 joins the show for a chaotic final segment.
After reacting to the announcement that Josh Bannan is leaving the Montana Griz to go pro and hearing from Layne Glause of Manhattan Christian boys basketball, Colter Nuanez is joined in studio by Pete Hamill of Vertical Raise to announce the winners of the ESPN MT high school basketball Players of the Year awards - one boys and girls player in both Class AA and A.
Colter Nuanez continues the spring football discussion from the first hour before telling you everything you need to know about the upcoming spring track season, with athletes to watch at Montana and Montana State all the way down to the high school level.
With the Final four set, Colter Nuanez has his cheers and jeers for this year's NCAA Tournament so far. And with spring football underway in both Missoula and Bozeman, he's checking in on three position groups to watch for both the Griz and the Bobcats.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss the unique career path that got Sac State women's coach Mark Campbell a job at TCU after just two seasons, and Colter gets Andrew's thoughts on one of his favorite questions -- why hasn't the Big Sky Conference won an NCAA Tournament game in nearly 20 years?
It's a well-rounded first hour of Nuanez Now as Colter Nuanez goes over some Montana preps news with spring seasons starting, drops some historical knowledge about the UConn basketball program and keeps you up to date on what's happening in the Sweet 16 games.
Colter Nuanez and University of Montana business professor Justin Angle go back and forth on a variety of subjects, including plenty of discussion about the NCAA Tournament.
It's a star-studded first hour as college basketball betting expert Colby Dant of the College Basketball Experience podcast joins the show live to break down the Sweet 16 matchups, before Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran joins Colter Nuanez for a wide-ranging discussion about college basketball.
It's all about the NCAA Tournament in the second hour, with Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez chatting back and forth about which underdogs are likely to keep their runs going this weekend and plenty else besides.
Rajiem Seabrook is back in the studio, talking the forgotten history of sports as demonstrated by Wilt Chamberlain, all the NFL offseason moves and Ja Morant's return to the court with Colter Nuanez.
Colter Nuanez has a few scattered thoughts - about the NFL quarterback carousel, the World Baseball Classic and more - to talk about before he and Andrew Houghton do a deep dive on the NBA. How many teams are true contenders, and does that group include the Golden State Warriors?
Colter Nuanez continues recapping the high school basketball season by spotlighting some of the great players from across the state who made all-state teams. This week's Treasure State Stars leads into a discussion about the importance of track & field at the college level.
Andrew Houghton took the Tournament Takeover down to Greensboro, North Carolina, to cover the Montana State men in their second-straight NCAA Tournament. In this hour, get Andrew's insights on the experience and what he saw from the Bobcats. Plus, Colter Nuanez dives into the money behind the teams that are moving on to the Sweet 16.
With basketball season across Montana officially over, Colter Nuanez presents his top 10 storylines from all levels of hoops this year, shares sound from Danny Sprinkle and Montana State players after their first-round loss to Kansas State, and starts the conversation about the Bobcats going into next year.
Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez continue their discussion from the first hour before Andrew Houghton calls in live from Greensboro, North Carolina, just an hour before the Montana State Bobcats take on Kansas State in the NCAA Tournament.
