ESPN MT Daily

Colter and Brooks Nuanez lament a tough betting week and guess the lines for every NFL game. Plus: SWX's Jack Marshall makes his show debut to talk Helena sports on the SWX Spotlight.

Western Carolina play-by-play man Daniel Hooker visits the show to give the lowdown on the Catamounts and star QB Cole Gonzales. Plus: Montana State offensive lineman Cole Sain on his winding career path.

It's a special edition ESPN Roundtable-Business Angle as University of Montana business professor Justin Angle visits the studio to discuss the economics of the latest round of conference realignment. Plus: safety Tyson Rostad is the Griz Star of the Week.

FCS insider Sam Herder returns for his weekly swing around the top stories in the subdivision. Plus: Montana State wide receiver Lonyatta Alexander, and Griz hockey assistant coach Mike Anderson.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton dissect Andrew's Philadelphia Eagles collapsing on Monday Night Football. Plus: a Griz soccer update, and transfer linebacker Vai Kaho is the Griz Star of the Week.

Colter Nuanez gets you all caught up on high school football from the weekend. Plus: Helena Capital head coach Kyle Mihelish, Peter Hamill picks the Class AA Player of the Week and Colter hands out the Treasure State Stars.

Former NFL coach Marty Mornhinweg has plenty of Griz football thoughts from his view up in the booth on Saturday. Plus: what's cratering NFL passing offenses, and which winless and undefeated teams are most surprising after two weeks.

Colter Nuanez recaps the weekend and teases out what meaning he can from Montana's demolition of Morehead State. Plus: Griz analysis from Andrew Houghton, and sound from Bobby Hauck, Nick Ostmo and Morehead State coach Jason Woodman.

Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez finish their first-hour conversation, and the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports addresses conference realignment, Tyreek Hill and more.

Rajiem Seabrook visits the studio to chat with Colter Nuanez and share his thoughts on high school football, Montana's loss and the recruiting landscape in the Treasure State.