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“Blue and Cold” continue to cruise

This past weekend, the MSU hockey team rolled. The Cats scored nine goals in both of their games against regional foe Western Washington University, ending up on the right side of Friday’s win 9-1 and sweeping the Vikings Saturday 9-5. The “Blue and Cold” started Friday’s

What was Cat-Griz in the 70s?

The fierce rivalry between the Cat and Griz football teams has been a staple of Montana tradition for ages. With no professional sports teams in the area, Montanans live for the Cat-Griz rivalry, and it has been described as one of the best football rivalries in the country. In

Big Implications for the Great Divide Trophy

Big Implications for the Great Divide Trophy

Come high noon this Saturday, Montana’s premier institutions will meet on the gridiron for the 119th time in what MSU head ball coach Jeff Choate dubbed “Montana’s Super Bowl.” Saturday will also make it exactly 1,463 days since the University of Montana has last beaten Choate’s

Cats win Spartan Invitational

While the Griz were busy losing to Montana Tech, the best story of the weekend was thrilling enough to receive hundreds of thousands of views nationally. The Cats were tied with UNC Greensboro with 30 seconds remaining — a team who has lost only three times on their homecourt in the

Fantasy football: A love-hate relationship

Fantasy football changed my life. No longer is a football game just another game. The implications of individual statistics now affects the way I enjoy NFL football games. No longer do I focus on the schemes, ebbs and flows, inevitable chaos, and beautiful order of a perfectly executed drive or

Cats basketball squads off to hot starts

The Danny Sprinkle era is off to a hot start and the women's team has taken care of business in the early going of their highly anticipated seasons. The Bobcat men began their campaign down in Logan, Utah where they took on the number-17-ranked Utah State

Bobcat alumni join G-League

Two former MSU basketball players were drafted in the first round of the NBA G-League draft. On Saturday, Oct. 26, Tyler Hall and Keljin Blevins were drafted fourth and 15th, respectively. Both Hall and Blevins graduated last year and started on the MSU 2018-19 basketball team. Hall was