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On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez kicks off the show with another edition of the Mo Club Museum, highlighting some of the coolest sports memorabilia and historic pieces found inside the legendary Missoula Club bar in downtown Missoula.

Next, the man behind the glass Hayden Smith challenges Colter with another NFL question, this time discussing the ceiling of the Indianapolis Colts heading into the upcoming season. After a surprising start last year that was derailed by injuries, Colter breaks down whether Indianapolis has what it takes to make a run in the AFC.

To wrap up the hour as part of the Sports Medicine Journal segment, Colter is joined by Dr. Tim Durkin for a conversation about Achilles injuries, the challenges of recovery, and the impact these injuries can have on athletes.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Montana Grizzly wide receiver Sammy Akem for another edition of Inside the FCS. The two break down the biggest storylines from around the Football Championship Subdivision, discussing preseason expectations, teams to watch, and the latest developments as the 2026 season gets closer to kickoff.

Next, Colter continues his coverage leading into Big Sky Kickoff weekend, breaking down the biggest storylines, expectations, and questions surrounding Montana, Montana State, and the rest of the conference heading into the upcoming season.

 For this week's ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez is joined by senior college football analyst and FCS expert Craig Haley for an in-depth conversation about the Football Championship Subdivision. The two discuss the biggest storylines from around the FCS, break down the national title contenders heading into the 2026 season, analyze the preseason landscape, and share their thoughts on where Montana, Montana State, and the rest of the Big Sky Conference fit into the national picture as kickoff draws closer. 

Next, Colter wraps up the hour with another edition of Diamond Time, taking a look at some of the biggest storylines from around Major League Baseball. He breaks down what's been happening across the league, highlights a few standout performances, and shares his thoughts on the latest news as the season rolls on.

 On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former co-host Ryan Tootell for a wide-ranging sports conversation. The two break down Ryan Fox's dramatic victory at The Open Championship, discuss the biggest storylines heading into Big Sky Kickoff, and dive into several fun NFL topics as training camp draws near. From college football to golf to the NFL, Colter and Ryan cover a little bit of everything in an entertaining hour of sports talk. 

To kick off the second hour of Nuanez Now, the man behind the glass Hayden Smith joins Colter Nuanez for a fun question-and-answer segment. Hayden puts Colter on the spot with one NFL question, asking which team is more likely to regress this season: the Denver Broncos or the New England Patriots. The two break down both teams' outlooks and discuss why one may be in line for a bigger step backward in 2026.

Later, Colter dives into the Big Sky Conference preseason polls and examines how much they really matter. Are preseason expectations a reliable predictor of success, or just another offseason talking point? Colter breaks down the rankings, what they say about the conference heading into fall camp, and why the games on the field will ultimately decide the story.

 Lastly, Colter wraps up the show with a quick edition of Diamond Time, looking back at This Day in History when Nolan Ryan recorded his 4,000th career strikeout. Colter reflects on Ryan's legendary longevity and dominance, explaining why his all-time record of 5,714 strikeouts remains one of the most untouchable achievements in professional sports. 

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez looks ahead to the start of the college football season by breaking down some of the biggest questions surrounding both Montana and Montana State as Big Sky Kickoff officially gets underway this week. Colter discusses the storylines he'll be watching closely as the Grizzlies and Bobcats prepare for fall camp and another highly anticipated season.

Next, Colter welcomes Hellgate standout and future Montana Grizzly Parker Link for this week's Senior Spotlight. Link discusses his decision to commit to Montana, what made the Grizzlies the right fit, his goals as he prepares to join the program, and what he's looking forward to at the next level.

To wrap up the hour, Colter runs through this week's Treasure State Stars, highlighting some of the top athletic performances from around Montana. This week's edition features several standout competitors from the Montana Mile and Montana 100, along with other athletes who made headlines across the state.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez goes football-heavy, breaking down the recently released Big Sky Conference preseason polls, the latest in-state recruiting news, and several other storylines surrounding Montana, Montana State, and the rest of the conference. With the season rapidly approaching, Colter shares his thoughts on where the Grizzlies and Bobcats stack up, discusses the biggest questions heading into fall camp, and looks at what to expect from the Big Sky in 2026.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez opens the show by recapping a busy weekend in the sports world. He breaks down the British Open, where 39-year-old Ryan Fox captured the first major championship of his career, before turning his attention to the FIFA World Cup Final. Colter recaps Spain's dominant performance against Lionel Messi and Argentina, as Spain controlled much of the match before finally breaking through with a late goal to claim the World Cup title and deny Argentina a second consecutive championship.

Next, Colter breaks down the Montana Mile and Montana 100, where all four races crowned new champions. He highlights an incredible finish in the women's 100 meters, where eighth-grader Iris Hancock sprinted to victory in 12.45 seconds, along with the other standout performances from one of Montana's premier track and field showcases.

To wrap up the hour, Colter discusses one of the most remarkable moments in track and field history as Scotland's Josh Kerr breaks Hicham El Guerrouj's long-standing mile world record. Colter explains Kerr's "Project 222" training effort, which was built around the goal of running the mile in 222 seconds, and what the historic achievement means for the sport.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by the voice of the Missoula PaddleHeads, Geoff Safford, for a wide-ranging baseball conversation. The two discuss the PaddleHeads' season at the midway point, break down the team's biggest storylines and standout performers, and look ahead to what it will take for Missoula to make a strong second-half push. They also dive into some of the biggest headlines from around Major League Baseball and discuss the latest developments as the season continues

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez opens the show by recapping a thrilling FIFA World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England. Lionel Messi delivered two assists in the final 10 minutes to help Argentina erase a deficit and secure a dramatic victory, sending the defending champions back to the World Cup Final for the second consecutive tournament. Colter breaks down the biggest moments from the match, Messi's late-game heroics, and what the result means heading into the championship.

Next, Carolyn the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports joins Colter in studio for a wide-ranging sports conversation. The two discuss Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon championship, revisit the latest World Cup storylines, react to the story of a young athlete who lost his college scholarship after attending his mother's funeral, and cover several other notable topics from around the sports world.

To wrap up the hour, Colter previews the British Open, discussing several of the top contenders heading into the final major championship of the golf season and highlighting the key storylines to watch as the tournament gets underway.