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In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by the CWDKS for a lively, wide-ranging sports conversation. They cover everything from 30,000-calorie lineman diets and a stuttering NFL prospect who faced ridicule, to the latest drama between Logan Paul and Tom Brady, and the shocking story involving a former Cal State Bakersfield assistant coach tied to the program. Along the way, there are offbeat stories, unexpected takes, and plenty of laughs in true CWDKS fashion.Later, Geoff Safford and Hayden Smith break down a hot start for Montana Grizzlies lacrosse before diving into an action-packed NHL trade deadline, analyzing the biggest moves and what they mean for the rest of the season.

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by good friend of the show Rajiem Seabrook for a wide-ranging sports conversation. The two discuss the growing popularity of women's flag football and some of the fun events coming to Montana. They break down prep basketball action from around the state and dive into the latest storylines in Big Sky Conference basketball. They also mix in some NFL talk and cover a variety of other topics along the way.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez dives into Montana Grizzlies basketball as the postseason approaches. Hear from head coach Travis DeCuire and freshman Kenyan Aguino as they reflect on Montana's recent loss to the Northern Colorado Bears and discuss what needs to change heading into their first-round rematch in the Big Sky Conference Men's Basketball Tournament. The conversation covers adjustments, mindset, and how the Griz plan to respond with the season on the line.Later, Colter discusses the addition of Eric Sanders as Montana football's new defensive coordinator before playing clips from head coach Bobby Kennedy and Sanders himself about the hire and Sanders' vision for the Griz defense.

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Montana Tech women's basketball head coach Jeff Graham along with Butte native Brooke Badovinac. Badovinac scored 21 points and knocked down the go-ahead three-pointer that lifted the Orediggers past Dakota State, securing Montana Tech's first Frontier Conference title since 1983. Graham and Badovinac break down the historic win, the key moments that defined the game, and what the championship means for the program and the Butte community.Later, Geoff Safford delivers this week's Class C Spotlight with an interview featuring Manhattan Christian boys head coach Layne Glaus. Glaus discusses his team's impressive 20–4 season and their eighth straight divisional title, while sharing insight into the culture and consistency that has kept the Eagles among the top programs in Class C year after year.To wrap up the hour, Colter runs through the latest prep scoreboard, highlighting results from high school basketball games across the state as teams battle for postseason positioning.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez sits down with Justin Angle from the University of Montana for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, transition, and the rapidly changing world of college athletics.They break down the departures of former head football coach Bobby Hauck and university president Seth Bodnar, exploring the ripple effects across campus and within the athletic department. The discussion dives into the evolving business of college football — including NIL, the transfer portal, donor dynamics, media scrutiny, and administrative alignment — and what it all means for the expectations placed on modern head coaches and university leadership.Plus, Colter catches up with Missoula native and Grizzlies tight end Danny Sirmon to talk about the first week of practice under new head coach Bobby Kennedy and the early energy surrounding the program.

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Montana Grizzlies football wide receiver Sammy Akem to talk all things spring ball. The two dive into Bobby Kennedy's first press conference as head coach, discuss changes on the defensive side of the ball, break down roster movement, and explore the biggest storylines surrounding the program as a new era gets underway in Missoula. 

 In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez goes track and field-heavy, breaking down the results from last weekend's Big Sky Indoor Track and Field Championships. He highlights the biggest storylines from the meet, including standout performances and record-breaking efforts. Colter features interviews with Karson Beitz, a Grizzlies walk-on turned Big Sky champion; Montana State senior Caroline Hawkes, who captured the 400m title; and freshman Callie Wilson, who broke the 200m program record in her first collegiate race, giving listeners an inside look at the athletes behind the headlines. 

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez goes hoops-heavy, breaking down the latest Big Sky Conference action. He recaps last night's matchups, including a tough 85-57 loss for the Montana Grizzlies to the Northern Colorado Bears, and lays out the full seeding picture for next weekend's men's and women's conference tournaments. Colter also announces all the upcoming bracket matchups, highlighting key games, potential storylines, and what fans should watch for as the postseason begins.Beyond the Big Sky, he continues his coverage of prep basketball across Montana, including his Class C spotlight, breaking down recent results and previewing the upcoming matchups in all the state tournaments, giving listeners a complete look at the high school hardwood action around the Treasure State.Next, Colter rolls through this week's list of Treasure State Stars, highlighting the top athletic performances from across Montana and celebrating standout moments from athletes at every level.Lastly, for the community spotlight segment, Colter sits down with Keri McHugh, COO of the YMCA, to talk about this year's Riverbank Run and how the event brings the community together.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez stays locked in on the hardwood as the Big Sky Conference tournaments approach. He breaks down all the possible seeding scenarios based on tonight's conference games, walking through key tiebreakers, potential first-round matchups, and what each outcome means for teams fighting for byes, favorable draws, and momentum heading into tournament weekend.Next, Colter turns to the gridiron, breaking down recent confirmed coaching changes and exploring Spring ball as Bobby Kennedy begins his first year as head coach of the Montana Grizzlies football. He also chats with Phillipsburg native and senior special teams/safety Kade Cutler, asking about the team's early progress, practice routines, what's ahead this spring, and his perspective on the departure of former head coach Bobby Hauck.

To kick off Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez rolls through his “Best of the Week,” spotlighting standout performances from around the Treasure State. He highlights the latest indoor track and field champions from the Montana Grizzlies and the Montana State Bobcats at the Big Sky Indoor Championships. Colter also recaps a thrilling finish on the hardwood, as Rocky Mountain College stunned Montana Tech with a buzzer-beater victory.With the Big Sky Conference men's basketball tournament right around the corner, Colter shifts his focus to conference hoops and the postseason picture, breaking down where teams stand and what's at stake heading into tournament time. Hear from Travis DeCuire and senior guard Te'Jon Sawyer as they reflect on Montana's home win and season sweep of the Portland State Vikings and discuss the momentum building in Missoula.To close the hour, Colter is joined by Tommy Evans for a fun and offbeat conversation about a tomato-growing contest and plenty more, adding a lighthearted twist to a jam-packed show.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter is joined by the CWDKS for a lively discussion on all things Olympics. Carolyn shares her takes on Lindsey Vonn, Olympic hockey, and other standout moments from the Games, offering insight and reaction to the biggest headlines.Then, Geoff Safford sits down with Frenchtown Brocs basketball head coach Brandon Robbins to break down the team's season so far and discuss what it will take to make a deep run through regionals and into the state tournament.

To kick off the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez dives into the latest action around the Big Sky Conference, breaking down last night's results and what they mean with tournament time right around the corner. With postseason positioning on the line, Colter analyzes how each outcome shakes up the standings, who's trending at the right time, and which teams may have helped—or hurt—their seeding for the upcoming conference tournament.Later in the first segment, Colter continues his coverage of the first press conference for Bobby Kennedy as the new head coach of the Montana Grizzlies. Hear a short clip as he addresses whether any changes are coming to the Grizzlies' offense following significant turnover on the coaching staff this offseason, along with Colter's insight into what it could mean for the program heading into spring ball.Next, Colter shifts to the high school ranks with a breakdown of prep basketball divisional tournament results so far, plus a look ahead at the match-ups still to come over the next few weeks as teams battle for spots at state.Lastly, Colter reacts to the firing of Griz legend Wayne Tinkle from the head coaching position at Oregon State Beavers men's basketball, reflecting on his legacy and what the move means for both the program and Montana basketball ties.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez goes hoops heavy with a deep dive into the Big Sky Conference basketball race. With the regular season winding down, he previews a pivotal slate of games and breaks down how tonight's results could shape conference tournament seeding. From tie-breaker scenarios to potential title shares, Colter lays out what's at stake as the bracket starts to take shape.He also sits down with Montana State senior guard Jed Miller to discuss the Bobcats' final push. Miller shares what it will take to earn a share of the conference title, how the team can get firing on all cylinders heading into the tournament, and reflects on the journey and memories he's cherished over the last four years as he approaches his final collegiate games.To continue the preview of upcoming Big Sky Conference tourney, Colter also sits down with Montana freshman guard Kenyon Aguino to talk about his first season with the program and living in Missoula and what he expects out of his team wrapping up his first season with the Grizzlies

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Grizzly wide receiver Sammy Akem to break down the latest news across the FCS. The two discuss the fallout surrounding Bobby Hauck, the impact of North Dakota State and Sacramento State making the jump to the FBS, and what it all means for the shifting landscape of the subdivision. From conference realignment to offseason headlines, Colter and Akem dive into one of the busiest stretches the FCS has seen in years.Next, in the weekly Class C Spotlight, Geoff Safford interviews Chester-Joplin-Inverness head coach Joe Horel to discuss the keys to the Hawks' impressive district tournament run, their strong finish to the regular season, and the balanced scoring attack that has multiple players contributing every night. Horel also shares whether the football team's success this season has helped fuel confidence for the basketball squad as it looks to continue its winning ways at the state tournament.

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez breaks down Bobby Kennedy's first press conference as head coach of the Grizzlies football program. He analyzes Kennedy's vision for Montana, his emphasis on in-state recruiting, adjustments to the coaching staff, and the overall tone he set as he steps into the role. Colter dives into the key takeaways and what they signal for the future direction of the program.Next, Colter provides an interview with Grizzlies offensive coordinator Brent Pease, highlighting his thoughts on the coaching changes, how they affect his approach, and what the roster looks like under the new leadership.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Ryan Tootell to break down the coaching transition from Bobby Hauck to Bobby Kennedy. The two share their perspectives on what led to the shift and analyze what it could mean for the program moving forward. From culture and recruiting to expectations and identity, Colter and Ryan examine how this new era might shape the future of Montana football.Next, Geoff Safford and Hayden Smith dive into all things Olympic hockey, breaking down the biggest storylines and standout performances on the international stage. They also preview the stretch run of the NHL season with just over 20 games remaining before the playoffs, discussing key matchups, contenders, and what to watch as the postseason picture comes into focus.To close out the hour, Colter sits down with sophomore guard Taylee Chirrick to discuss her team's success this season and what she hopes to see from the Bobcats as they head into the Big Sky Conference Tournament.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez previews the top questions for new Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy ahead of his press conference tomorrow, breaking down the key storylines and expectations as the program enters a new era.Colter also sits down with Montana State throwers Sydney Brewster and Easton Hatleberg to discuss their standout season and preview the upcoming Big Sky Conference indoor championship, highlighting what's next for the Bobcats' top performers.

On this hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez dives into Montana's biggest prep sports storylines. He highlights Missoula native and Loyola Sacred Heart standout Spencer Laird committing to Stanford University, exploring what this opportunity means for her future and the rise of elite girls athletics in the Treasure State. Colter also celebrates Billings West High School's fourth straight state wrestling championship, cementing the program's place among Montana's top dynasties. Hear exclusive interviews with Billings West wrestling head coach Jeremy Hernandez and undefeated four-time state champion Makael Aguayo, along with additional headlines, standout performances, and key developments as winter sports reach the postseason.In the second segment, Colter goes through this week's Treasure State Stars, highlighting the top athletic performances from across Montana.Finally, Geoff Safford sits down with Drummond High School girls basketball head coach Levi Parsons to break down the Trojans' undefeated season, their district tournament title, and the foundation behind their success. Parsons also previews the upcoming Class C state tournament and what it will take to keep the momentum rolling.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Ryan Tootell to continue the in-depth discussion surrounding the departure of Bobby Hauck. With a couple of weeks to process the decision, the guys revisit the situation from every angle — what led to the change, how it was handled, and what it means for the future of the Montana Grizzlies football program.Then, Colter shifts to the mat with a breakdown of the past weekend's Montana high school state wrestling championships, highlighted by a historic performance from Makael Aguayo. Aguayo capped his prep career with a perfect 16-0 record at state tournaments, winning his fourth straight state title while finishing the season 47-0 with 22 pins. 

Colter Nuanez opens this episode of Nuanez Now by reacting to a spectacular finish at the Winter Olympics, where Team USA delivered unforgettable moments on the ice. Both the U.S. men's and women's hockey teams defeated Canada in dramatic overtime thrillers to capture gold, adding another epic chapter to one of the sport's greatest rivalries. Then it's back to the college hardwood with a full recap of a pivotal weekend in the Big Sky Conference. Colter covers the biggest results, shifting standings, and the key storylines shaping the stretch run — plus a short interview with Tricia Binford, head coach of the Montana State women's team, to get her perspective on the Bobcats' performance and momentum as postseason play approaches.To close the show, Colter takes a hard look at what's going on with Montana Grizzlies basketball after a disappointing season for both the men's and women's programs, breaking down what's gone wrong and what could be next moving forward.

Colter is joined by the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports for another wide-ranging, high-energy conversation from across the sports world. This week, they dive headfirst into Olympic drama — including the “Quad God” storyline and the buzz surrounding Jutta Leerdam — along with headline-making breakups before a gold medal game and other off-the-ice twists that have fans talking. From elite performances to viral moments, nothing is off limits.Then, Geoff Safford and Hayden Smith keep the Olympic theme rolling with a full breakdown of the men's hockey semifinals, setting up a highly anticipated gold medal showdown between Team USA and Team Canada. They analyze how both favorites advanced, key players to watch, and what to expect in one of the sport's premier rivalries on the biggest stage.

To kick off Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by good friend Rajiem Seabrook for a wide-ranging and entertaining sports conversation.The hour starts with a round of “Fair or Foul,” as the two react to a handful of sports takes in a quick-hitting, opinion-driven segment. From there, they bounce between the NFL, Big Sky Conference hoops, and prep sports around Montana, sharing thoughts, perspectives, and plenty of back-and-forth along the way.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by his brother Brooks Nuanez to continue their in-depth discussion surrounding Bobby Hauck's departure. With the initial reactions already addressed, the two zoom out to examine the long-term implications of the change — what it could mean for the program's identity, recruiting approach, leadership structure, and overall direction moving forward. It's a thoughtful, big-picture conversation as they unpack one of the biggest storylines in Montana football.The brothers then shift gears to the Seattle Seahawks and how the franchise plans to retool and re-sign key players from last season. Colter and Brooks share their takes on the Seahawks' offseason strategy — and Colter's perspective might surprise a few listeners.

To kick off Nuanez Now, Geoff Safford is joined by Hayden Smith to talk all things Olympic hockey. The two react to Team USA women capturing gold in a thrilling overtime finish, breaking down the dramatic moments and what the victory means on the international stage. On the men's side, Geoff and Hayden dive into a slate of tightly contested matchups featuring multiple overtime games, setting the stage for the upcoming semifinals. From standout performances to tournament storylines, they cover everything you need to know as the chase for gold heats up.Later in the show, Colter sits down with Ryan Johnson, associate head coach of the Montana State Bobcats women's basketball, to discuss his path to Montana State University after spending many years in the Big Sky Conference. He reflects on how coaching alongside Tricia Binford has influenced and shaped his approach. The two also talk about the current state of the team, the excitement surrounding a talented young roster, and why this group has been so fun to coach.

n the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Leon Costello, athletic director at Montana State University, to discuss the Bobcats capturing their first FCS National Championship since 1984. Costello reflects on what the title means for the football program, the university, and the fan base, as well as the foundation that helped make the championship run possible. The conversation also dives into the current state of the FCS amid major headlines, including North Dakota State University and Sacramento State making the jump to the FBS. Costello shares his perspective on conference realignment, the evolving college athletics landscape, and how Montana State continues to thrive across multiple sports during one of the most successful stretches in school history.To close out the hour, Colter catches up with Jocelyn Land, sophomore guard for the Montana Lady Griz basketball, to talk about a streaky season so far and her expectations and goals heading into the conference championship.

To kick off Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by FCS expert and HERO Sports contributor Sam Herder to break down what has been a wild few weeks across the subdivision. The latest headline: Sacramento State announcing its move to the FBS by joining the Mid-American Conference. Herder shares his perspective on what the transition means for the Hornets, how it impacts the broader FCS landscape, and what ripple effects could be coming as realignment continues to reshape college football. The two also dive into other major storylines and offseason developments from around the FCS.Later in the show, Colter sits down with Jaden Steppe, sophomore forward for the Montana State Bobcats men's basketball, to talk about his journey, his connections to Montana, and his mindset as the Bobcats gear up for the upcoming conference tournament.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez sits down with Chris Cobb, assistant head coach of the Montana Grizzlies men's basketball, to break down the season so far and what it will take to make a strong push down the stretch. Cobb shares insight into the team's growth, key contributors, adjustments on both ends of the floor, and the mindset the Griz need as they gear up for the final stretch of the regular season.Later in the hour, Colter catches up with Doug Fraley, head coach of Montana track & field and cross country, to discuss an incredibly successful indoor season. The Grizzlies have already set 10 new program records the most in a single season in school history and Fraley breaks down the performances fueling the surge and what it means heading into championship season.

In this hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez offers thoughtful perspective on Bobby Hauck's departure to the University of Illinois after taking time to process the move. With a clearer lens, Colter breaks down what Hauck's exit means for Montana, the timing of the decision, and how it reflects the broader shifts shaping the ever-changing landscape of college football.The conversation then shifts to Sacramento State making the jump to the FBS level by joining the Mid-American Conference. Colter analyzes what the move means for the Hornets, the financial and competitive challenges that come with moving up a level, and how continued conference realignment is reshaping the national picture. Plus, hear clips from Sacramento State athletic director Mark Orr as he shares insight into the university's decision, the opportunities ahead, and what the transition means for the future of the program.Later in the hour, Colter delivers his Prep Extra update, highlighting some of the top storylines from around the state — including the Billings West High School girls capturing their first state swimming title since 2004 and a Sentinel High School squad led by Lincoln Rodgers continuing its impressive run. To wrap things up, Colter runs through his weekly Treasure State Stars, recognizing standout athletic performances from across Montana.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez continues the breakdown of a rivalry-filled weekend between Montana State and Montana, diving deeper into the Bobcats' sweep over the Grizzlies on the hardwood. Colter expands on the biggest storylines to come out of the matchups, what the results mean in the conference race, and how both programs are positioned moving forward.Hear extended postgame reactions from Montana State men's head coach Matt Logie, along with Montana head coaches Travis DeCuire and Nate Harris, as they evaluate their teams' performances and look ahead to the next stretch of the season. You'll also hear from Grizzlies players Te'Jon Sawyer and Money Williams as they reflect on the rivalry matchup.To close out the hour, Missoula native and Montana State running back Adam Jones joins the show to recap his experience in Nashville, where the Bobcats defeated Illinois State to capture their first national championship since 1984. Jones shares what the title run meant to him and what it was like bringing a championship back to Bozeman.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez recaps all the action from an electric weekend on the hardwood as the Montana State Bobcats earned an impressive sweep over the Montana Grizzlies in both the men's and women's rivalry matchups.Colter breaks down how Montana State controlled the weekend, the key performances that made the difference, and what the results mean moving forward for both programs. You'll also hear postgame reaction from Montana State head coaches Matt Logie and Tricia Binford, along with Montana head coaches Travis DeCuire and Nate Harris, as they share their thoughts on the rivalry battles and what's next for their teams.Plus, hear from Bobcat players Addison Harris, Ella Johnson, Jed Miller, and Patrick McHahon as they reflect on the rivalry wins.Full analysis, standout moments, and exclusive coach and player interviews from another intense chapter of the Cats–Griz rivalry.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports for a wide-ranging and entertaining conversation that goes well beyond the box score. The two dive into the latest buzz surrounding Stefon Diggs and his headline-making drama at the Super Bowl, including the viral moments involving Cardi B. They also break down the halftime spectacle featuring Bad Bunny, weigh in on Tom Brady's much-talked-about new look, and even venture into discussion about the Olympic Games. From pop culture crossover moments to the biggest storylines in sports, it's a fun and free-flowing segment you won't want to miss.To wrap up the hour, Colter sits down with Montana men's head coach Travis DeCuire and guard Te'jon Sawyer to continue the buildup to the highly anticipated rematch against the Bobcats in Missoula, breaking down adjustments, intensity, and what it will take to protect home court in the rivalry showdown.

Colter Nuanez opens the first hour of Nuanez Now by sitting down with former Montana Grizzlies wide receiver Sammy Akem to break down the recent coaching changes at the University of Montana following Bobby Hauck's departure. The two discuss how Hauck's exit has reshaped the Griz coaching staff, reflect on the legacy he leaves behind in Missoula, and examine what his transition to the defensive coordinator role at the University of Illinois means for both programs.Colter then delivers a statewide update on Montana prep basketball, highlighting standout performances from across the state — including a 44-point eruption from Sentinel product Lincoln Rodgers in his latest game. He also continues building toward this weekend's Montana vs. Montana State rivalry matchups with an interview featuring Montana State women's head coach Tricia Binford.

In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Brooks Nuanez to wrap up the NFL season, highlighting Patrick O'Connell and other former Grizzlies who have won Super Bowls, along with additional Big Sky Conference representatives on the league's biggest stage, including Cooper Kupp. The two break down a Super Bowl that wasn't particularly close, as the Seahawks dominated the Patriots to claim their first title of the Russell Wilson era and avenge a previous heartbreaking loss to New England. They also discuss which teams may have the biggest regrets from the season, as several top quarterbacks failed to make deep postseason runs, and look ahead to early Super Bowl favorites for next season.Then, in this week's Class C Spotlight, Geoff Safford sits down with St. Regis boys basketball head coach Jesse Allen to discuss the Tigers' impressive season, highlighted by a 16–0 start and a No. 2 ranking in Class C.

Colter kicks off Nuanez Now with an in-depth interview with filmmaker Scott Diener, discussing his film Big Sky Falling, which examines the 2010s scandal at Montana State involving multiple athletes, drug dealing, and a homicide. Diener explains what drew him to the story, how he built trust and relationships with those directly involved, and the factors and circumstances that led to the scandal unfolding.Later in the show, Colter sits down with Lady Griz head coach Nate Harris to preview Saturday's rivalry matchup against the Montana State Bobcats in Missoula. Harris breaks down the keys to the game and what his team will need to do to bounce back after a tough loss in the previous meeting.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez sits down with University of Montana Athletic Director Kent Haslam to unpack a whirlwind week in Missoula. Haslam breaks down Bobby Hauck's brief retirement and rapid move to defensive coordinator at the University of Illinois, the decision to elevate Bobby Kennedy as the next head coach of Montana Grizzlies football, how Kennedy will be evaluated moving forward, and what truly changes during a leadership transition—from locker-room culture to on-field philosophy and beyond.The conversation also covers the hire of Montana women's soccer head coach Stuart Gore and what the addition means for the future of the program, along with Haslam's perspective on North Dakota State's move up to the Mountain West Conference and his take on the upcoming Griz Cat matchups on the hardwood here in Missoula

Colter kicks off the show by sitting down with FCS expert and HERO Sports contributor Sam Herder to break down the latest news from around the FCS. The two discuss North Dakota State's transition to the FBS, Bobby Hauck's brief retirement before taking the defensive coordinator job at the University of Illinois, South Dakota head coach Travis Johansen's move to Rutgers, and other major storylines shaping the subdivision.Later in the show, Colter visits with Montana State freshman guard Jamison Phillips to recap recent conference results, including a big win over Eastern Washington, and to preview the upcoming rivalry matchup against the Montana Grizzlies.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez sits down with Montana Grizzlies men's basketball assistant coach Jay Flores to preview the second matchup of the season against the Montana State Bobcats. Flores breaks down the keys to the rivalry showdown, what the Griz are emphasizing heading into the game, and what to expect when the two programs meet again.Then, Colter continues the hardwood conversation with Manhattan, Montana native Seth Amunrud, discussing his journey to playing for the Bobcats, what the rivalry means to him, and a preview of Montana State's upcoming clash with the Grizzlies.

Colter Nuanez opens the show by breaking down North Dakota State's move up to the FBS after signing a one-year agreement to join the Mountain West Conference. He dives into every angle of this historic transition, including the financial implications, the ripple effects on both the FCS and FBS playoff picture, and what the move means for NDSU and the Mountain West moving forward.Later in the show, Colter provides an update on prep basketball from across the Treasure State, highlighting key scores, standout performances, and notable storylines from around Montana.Lastly, Colter highlights this week Treasure State Stars highlighting impressive athletic performances from across the State.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Grizzly and Super Bowl–winning coach Marty Mornhinweg. The two break down a wide range of recent football news, including the latest developments surrounding Bobby Hauck, North Dakota State's move to the Mountain West on a one-year deal, and, of course, an in-depth breakdown of the Super Bowl. 

Colter Nuanez breaks down the latest developments surrounding Bobby Hauck, detailing his move to the University of Illinois where he takes over as the program's defensive coordinator. Colter examines what the move means for Hauck, the timing of the decision, and the ripple effects for both Illinois State and Montana as the Griz continue to navigate the coaching transition. He also highlights and congratulates former Big Sky Conference standouts, including Grizzlies alum Patrick O'Connell and Montana State alum Ty Okada, who both captured Super Bowl titles with the Seattle Seahawks.Later in the hour, Colter shifts to the hardwood, breaking down recent performances across the Big Sky Conference and analyzing key results and standout efforts from around the league.To close out the hour, Colter sits down with former Montana State defensive coordinator Shawn Howe, now a defensive assistant with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Howe reflects on the Bobcats' national championship run and discusses his transition to coaching in the NFL.

Colter Nuanez is joined by Brooks Nuanez for the final All Football All the Time segment as they break down the recent retirement of Montana head coach Bobby Hauck, discuss Montana prep and college basketball, and share their thoughts — and bets — on this Sunday's Super Bowl matchup.Later in the show, Colter sits down with former Griz soccer standout and current Lumen Field marketing manager Alexa Coyle. Coyle reflects on watching her brother, Brock Coyle, play in the Super Bowl and how special it is to now be heading to another Super Bowl in her professional role. She also discusses her career path, how she landed her job with Lumen Field, the passion of the fan base, how fun this season has been to be a part of, and the recent success of the Montana women's soccer program.

Colter Nuanez kicks off the show with Rajiem Seabrook as they dive into the news of Bobby Hauck's retirement, questioning both the reasons behind the decision and the timing of the announcement. The two also discuss Montana prep and college basketball, breaking down key storylines and performances from around the state, and preview the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.Later in the hour, Colter sits down for a shortened edition of CWDKS, touching on some recent sports gossip, including more Super Bowl buzz and a controversial discussion surrounding injections reportedly being used by skiers in a specific part of the body to gain a competitive edge.

Colter kicks off the second hour of Nuanez Now by sitting down with Montana State women's basketball head coach Tricia Binford to discuss the Bobcats' season so far, which players have stood out, and how the energy and support from the home crowd continue to impact the team's success.Then, Geoff Safford catches up with Scobey Spartans boys basketball head coach Jason Wolfe to talk about the Spartans' rise to the #1 ranking in Class C, where they fit into the Montana hoops landscape, what's fueled their success, how the community rallies around the program, and the growth of the team led by its five seniors.

Colter Nuanez kicks off the show with multiple clips of Montana's new head football coach Bobby Kennedy, featuring Kennedy in his own words as he discusses the logistics and timing of his promotion, the coaching influences that have shaped his career, and his approach to leading the Grizzlies program. The segment offers an inside look at Kennedy's mindset, background, and vision as he steps into his new role.Then, Colter sits down with Montana State men's basketball coach Matt Logie to talk about the Bobcats' season so far, expectations for the team, how his squad is playing at this point in the year, and an early preview of their upcoming games against Idaho this weekend.Finally, Colter catches up with University of Montana women's basketball sophomore forward Avery Waddington to discuss her standout recent performances—including a 31-point outing against Portland State—and what's changed in both her game and the team's approach that's led to improved results.

On this week's ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez sits down with former Montana Grizzly and Seattle Seahawks linebacker Brock Coyle to reflect on his journey from Missoula to the NFL's biggest stage. Coyle shares stories from his time with the Griz, what it was like competing in the Super Bowl, and his thoughts on Sam Darnold leading the Seahawks to Super Bowl LX after a thrilling NFC Championship win.Plus, Colter continues his in-depth breakdown of Bobby Hauck's retirement, examining what the legendary coach's decision means for Montana football and what comes next for the Griz.

A landmark moment for Montana football, legendary head coach Bobby Hauck has announced his retirement, sending shockwaves through the Griz community and beyond. On this episode, Colter Nuanez delivers an in-depth breakdown of everything surrounding the news — what led to the decision, why the timing matters, and what Hauck's departure means for the future of the program.The episode features extensive audio from both Bobby Hauck and Montana Athletic Director Kent Haslam, offering rare insight into the conversations behind the scenes and the emotions tied to the decision. Hauck reflects on his career, his legacy, and the factors that ultimately led him to step away, while Haslam provides clarity on the transition process and what comes next for Montana football.From the immediate impact on players and staff to the long-term implications for the Griz and the Big Sky Conference, Nuanez puts the retirement into full context, blending reporting, analysis, and firsthand perspective. Whether you're a lifelong Montana fan or just trying to understand one of the most significant coaching changes in recent FCS history, this episode captures the magnitude of the moment and what lies

Colter Nuanez focused on the world of college basketball in the 2nd hour of Tuesday's Nuanez Now. To start things off Krista Redpath joined the show for her weekly segment ‘Around the Big Sky in Women's Hoops.' Nuanez would then shift attention to the men's side visiting with Grizzlies Center Te'Jon Sawyer. 

Colter Nuanez had things rolling on Tuesday's edition of  Nuanez Now focusing on themes from the prep ranks kicking off the 1st hour. Nuanez honed in on the biggest storylines from the high school basketball world in the treasure state. Attention then shifted to the rink highlighting the upcoming Fire & Ice Hockey game at the Glacier Ice Rink that benefits firefighters in Missoula. Nuanez then wrapped things up highlighting individual performers from around the state in Treasure State Stars. 

Colter Nuanez welcomed in a familiar guest for the 2nd hour of Monday's Nuanez Now. Former cohost Ryan Tootell would come along for the ride throughout the hour. The duo would focus on topics surrounding the big game Sunday featuring the Seahawks and Patriots in the Bay Area. 

Colter Nuanez kicked off the month of February taking a look around the world of hoops in the Treasure State. Nuanez took a look back at the weekend at was in the Big Sky Conference focusing in on the Bobcats, and Grizzlies before shifting his focus to the high school ranks. 

Colter Nuanez kicks off the second hour of Nuanez Now with the CWDKS to dive into the latest sports gossip, including updates on Bill Belichick, the wild life story of Sam Darnold's grandfather Dick Hammer—from being a Marlboro Man to an Olympic volleyball athlete—plus Lindsey Vonn competing in the Winter Olympics at 41 years old, and much more along the way.Then, Geoff Safford catches up with Cats defenseman Owen Davis and Grizzlies forward Max Toijala to preview the Brawl of the Wild on the ice, with both teams hosting a home game this weekend.