This week on the Business Angle, Colter Nuanez and University of Montana business professor Justin Angle are talking San Diego State stuck in limbo, the death of the New York Times sports section and the EA Sports college football video game. Plus: this week's Treasure State Stars and Colter on the Home Run Derby.
This week's edition of "Where Are They Now?" features Colter Nuanez and Krista Redpath catching up with former Montana State point guard Oliana Squires, who had a brilliant career with the Bobcats, took two years away from the game...and then found herself playing professionally halfway across the world with an old college rival.
Coach Marty Mornhinweg is back in studio, along with his son Bobby Cade, to talk Coach Marty's QB Camp, early impressions of the new Griz staff, Bobby Cade's new coaching job at North Dakota State, quick-hitting NFL takes and much more!
Colter Nuanez catches up on news from the weekend and talks Big Sky football preseason ballots and in-state football recruiting on this week's Montana Sports Hour.
Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook are talking Damian Lillard's next move and NFL Buy or Sell for the upcoming season in the second hour of Friday's show.
Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook talk next year's NBA contenders, the best sports stories coming out of Missoula and much more in Hour 1.
The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports has thoughts on Michael Jordan's son, Scottie Pippen's ex-wife, Victor Wenbanyama, Britney Spears and Anthony Edwards. Plus, Voice of the Paddleheads Geoff Safford previews this weekend's series against the Ogden Raptors.
Colter Nuanez is back in the studio after the Independence Day holiday to present a new edition of Where Are They Now? with co-host Krista Redpath. This week features former Big Sky MVP and Lady Griz star Jeanne McNulty-King, who went from Whitehall to a high-scoring career with the Lady Griz and then became a sports agent.
Billings' Breanna Williams is heading to Maryland and Bozeman's Quinn Clark has committed to Nebraska. Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez weigh in on Montana athletes going national, plus what the decision to end affirmative action might mean for sports and the early NBA free agency moves.
Rajiem Seabrook is in the house, catching up on the best storylines in sports with Colter Nuanez, a conversation that touches on the exploits of Missoulians Mark Messmer and Katherine Berkoff. Plus: Colter and Andrew Houghton check in with Olivia Collins, the two-time girls soccer Gatorade Player of the Year who's heading to Boise State.
The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports gets Colter Nuanez hip to Baby Gronk, Jason Kelce's beer chugging and the Grimace Shake. Plus, Geoff Safford chimes in live from Great Falls for this week's Diamond Time about Shohei Ohtani and the continued success of the Missoula Paddleheads.
On this summer's debut of Where Are They Now?, Colter Nuanez and Krista Redpath catch up with Cheryl and Juliann Keller, sisters from Turner, Montana, who went on to star for the Lady Griz in the late '90s and early 2000s.
It's double trouble in the studio as SWX Montana's Shaun Rainey and Zach Kaplan join Colter Nuanez to talk Big Sky football and who's feeling the pressure going into the season.
SWX Montana's Shaun Rainey is live in the ESPN Missoula studio, catching up with Colter Nuanez and talking about the biggest sports storylines happening right now. Plus: Colter catches up with legendary Dillon coach Terry Thomas.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss how much pressure each of the football programs in the Big Sky are under in the upcoming season. Plus: Andrew presents this week's Footy 15, a unique look at soccer refereeing with Jordann Brown, and Trail 103.3 DJ Tommy Evans stops by to close out the show.
Colter Nuanez opens up the text line to take reader suggestions on what to talk about this summer. Plus: Colter and Andrew Houghton discuss San Diego State leaving the Mountain West and Colter presents this week's Treasure State Stars, including a couple new basketball coaches, a kicker who's going to Kentucky and two masterful marathoners.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton discuss who the best football coach in the Big Sky Conference is, Colter explains why he thinks a team that didn't make a deep playoff run was the most talented Montana team of all time, and the guys also weigh in on the College World Series and Victor Wembanyama.
Colter Nuanez recaps Mark Messmer's domination of the Missoula Marathon, explains the delay in construction of Montana's new indoor practice facility, and remembers the late Montana State offensive line coach Bo Beck.
The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports enlightens Colter Nuanez on a college bowling scandal, an unfortunate goalkeeper and Aaron Rodgers' psychedelic evangelism. Plus: Geoff Safford gets you caught up on a dominant Missoula Paddleheads season on this week's Diamond Time.
Fresh off winning a national individual title at the CNFR, former Montana State cowgirl Paige Rasmussen is in Boston as she prepares to start grad studies at MIT. Colter Nuanez catches up with Rasmussen to talk about her college career and what's next for her. Plus: Colter and Andrew Houghton talk through the implications of the Kristaps Porzingis and Chris Paul trades and the potential swing points of the NBA Draft, and Billings West hoops star Layla Baumann joins the show live.
What's former Griz basketball star Michael Oguine been up to? In this week's ESPN Roundtable, Oguine gives an update on his career, shares the life of a pro hooper in France and gives details about the camp he's hosting next week in Missoula. Plus, Jordan Dillon and Samuel Akem stop by the studio to tell you about a football camp happening in July.
Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook catch up on the latest happenings in the world of sports, argue the pros and cons of the current NIL landscape and take an early look at the Big Sky Conference basketball schedule.
The LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger has settled down, but there's still plenty to talk about on the Business Angle, including San Diego State's divorce from the Mountain West. Plus, Florence quarterback Pat Duchien and Hamilton wide receiver Eli Taylor star on this week's Bitterroot Breakdown after connecting on a key touchdown pass in the East-West Shrine Game over the weekend.
With the sad news that former Montana and Wyoming men's basketball coach Jim Brandenburg passed away breaking on Monday, Colter Nuanez remembers Brandenburg and plays an excerpt of an interview with the legendary coach. Plus: Sentinel star Adam Jones visits the studio right before he heads off to Bozeman, the Montana Skatepark Association introduces their new state-wide skateboard challenge, and Colter presents this week's Treasure State Stars.
Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton continue the first hour's discussion about who stood out at the East-West Shrine Game from the weekend. Plus, with the Montana Pro Football Hall of Fame induction coming up this weekend, Colter previews this year's class.
Colter Nuanez catches up on the big sports headlines from the weekend, including Wyndham Clark's out-of-nowhere win at the US Open. Plus, Colter and Andrew Houghton were in Butte for the Shrine Game on Saturday, and they share post-game soundbites from a number of standout players and Griz and 'Cat recruits, including Sentinel's Adam Jones, Billings Central's Kade Boyd, Dillon's Eli Nourse, Helena Capital's Austin Buehler, Libby's Cy Stevenson, Mission's Canyon Sargent and Belgrade's Asher Fedde...
Colter Nuanez and Rajiem Seabrook continue to break down the matchups for this weekend's East-West Shrine Game and debate the reasons why the majority of D-I recruits in the game are choosing Montana State over the Griz. Plus, Andrew Houghton joins in to tell you what the top level of NBA contenders need to do this offseason.
Rajiem Seabrook is live in studio, rolling with Colter Nuanez about the aftershocks of the Nuggets' championship, previewing the rosters for this weekend's East-West Shrine Game and dropping some hip-hop history knowledge as well.
The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports gives her thoughts on Nikola Jokic just wanting to go home and Deion "Uncle Prime" Sanders wanting his entire roster at Colorado to leave. Plus, this week's Diamond Time features the return of Geoff Safford, Voice of the Paddleheads, breaking down how Missoula's minor-league baseball team has returned to the top of the Pioneer League.
It's an interview-filled Hour 1 as Colter Nuanez catches up with Helena Capital football coach Kyle Mihelish to talk a little bit about the West team he'll be coaching in the East-West Shrine Game this weekend. Hamilton basketball standout Layne Kearns joins the show after helping the Montana girls basketball all-stars sweep Wyoming last weekend, and Lewistown's Royce Robinson comes on live to talk about how de-committing from Carroll after Kurt Paulson's resignation led to him becoming a Montan...
