ESPN MT Daily

Longtime Voice of the North Arizona Lumberjacks Mitch Strohman visits the ESPN Roundtable to break down the Montana Grizzlies' upcoming trip to Flagstaff. Plus: Missoula Kiwanis Club president Beau Larkin visits the studio to talk their upcoming charity softball game, and Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton rank the quarterbacks in the Big Sky Conference.

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton are both intrigued by Ross Dellenger's article suggesting that what's left of the Pac-12 might combine with the Mountain West and institute at promotion and relegation system. After that discussion, Montana State defensive back Dru Polidore joins the show. Plus: Colter and Andrew talk MLB playoff races.

Colter Nuanez previews this week's Montana and Montana State football games with help from head coaches Bobby Hauck and Brent Vigen. Linebacker Braxton Hill is the Griz Star of the Week after a breakout performance.

It's a prep football-heavy hour, with Bozeman High coach Levi Wesche and Bozeman Gallatin coach Hunter Chandler previewing a momentous crosstown game to kick off the show and Pete Hamill presenting the Vertical Raise Player of the Week - with a twist - at the end of the hour. In between: Scott Potter visits the studio to preview the Watson Children's Shelter tennis pro-am.

Marty Mornhinweg is live in studio for the Monday Afternoon Quarterback, talking the most surprising 2-0 and 0-2 NFL teams, why there were so many close games this week, coaching mobile quarterbacks and what he thinks about tonight's Monday Night Football doubleheader.

High school scoreboard, Three Big Things about the Grizzlies and Bobcats after wins this weekend, and plenty of postgame sound from both Montana and Montana State - it's a jam-packed Montana Football Hour to kick off your Monday!

Rajiem Seabrook and Colter Nuanez keep things rolling on Friday by talking a little high school football after Rajiem's Sentinel Spartans got a win on Thursday. Plus: Missoula Big Sky football coach Matt Johnson and Ferris State quarterback Mylik Mitchell.

Rajiem Seabrook is in the studio for some Friday fun, talking Deion Sanders and the first week of the NFL season. Plus: Hamilton football's Lucas Lant joins Andrew Houghton for the Bitterroot Breakdown.

The Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports has thoughts about the Achilles tear heard round the world that has Aaron Rodgers out for the season. So does Dr. Michael Wright, who puts the injury into context on an edition of the Sports Medicine Journal.

Tony Annese has one of the highest winning percentages of any coach in college football - and you might not even know who he is. Colter Nuanez interviews the Ferris State head coach before the Bulldogs take on Montana on Saturday. Plus: Brooks Nuanez visits the show to talk NFL lines and which way he's leaning this weekend.