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Pigskin Pick 'em: FCS Playoff Quarterfinals

Parker: The Governors of Austin Peay (pronounced pee) have pulled off the improbable. This program has ascended from a non-scholarship team 6 years ago, to a squad, that despite their weak conference and bubble team status entering the playoffs, looks like they are exactly where they should be. It’

Double-header, double trouble

Cats basketball fans have a golden opportunity to watch twice the action of a normal evening in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Tonight, Thursday Dec. 5, the women’s team hosts the 17th ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs at 6 p.m. followed by the men’s team facing off against the South

So, What’s All The Hype About?

You Americans love your college teams. This is a bit of a culture shock for me. Back home in the UK, whilst there is a sense of pride in supporting our university teams, religiously showing up to every home game or travelling to select away games is just something we

Cat-Griz through the ages

In 1899, The Agricultural College of the State of Montana was in the middle of what would become a six-game winning streak against their bitter rival, the University of Montana. After that year’s 38-0 victory for the Ag school, the Bozeman Avant Courier reported that, “They ran

“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