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In the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Montana Grizzlies running back and NFL agent Andrew Schmidt, along with Montana State wide receivers coach James Price, to continue the conversation surrounding the in-state recruiting battle between the Griz and Bobcats, offering insight from both a former player and a current coach on how the rivalry plays out on the recruiting trail.

 Next, Colter catches up with Kalispell native Isaac Keim following practice, where Keim talks about the head coaching transition, changes on the defensive side of the ball, and his shift from tight end to defensive end. 

In the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez dives into a wide range of basketball storylines from both the Treasure State and the national scene, including the news of Montana Grizzlies standout Money Williams entering the transfer portal and what it could mean for the program moving forward. He also recaps Montana State women’s WNIT run, which ended this weekend against South Dakota, and takes an early look at potential offseason roster changes for the Bobcats. Nuanez then breaks down NCAA Tournament action, highlighted by UConn’s dramatic last-second win over No. 1 Duke, while also touching on other key results and storylines shaping this year’s March Madness.

Next, Colter reports on former Billings Skyview star Briana Williams entering the transfer portal and discusses the possibility of her joining the Lady Griz next season.

Lastly, Colter continues to discuss the in-state recruiting battle between Montana and Montana State, including the news that Whitefish product Cooper Pelc has committed to join the Bobcats.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Carolyn “the chick who doesn’t know sports” for a mix of entertaining and unique sports stories. The two dive into the Boozer twins and their remarkable story, discuss the rise of High Point University, and react to comments from Cam Skattebo claiming CTE is fake, along with a lighthearted debate about the mystery surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ wife.

Later, Geoff Safford sits down with Montana lacrosse leading goal scorer Reece Baron to talk about his journey back to the field after multiple injuries and to help preview a top-10 matchup between Montana and Montana State this evening.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by good friend and former Montana Broadcaster of the Year Ryan Tootell to cover a wide range of sports stories. The two discuss the latest news surrounding Tiger Woods, share their takeaways from recent NCAA Tournament action, and break down what they’ve learned from how the tournament has unfolded so far.

They also dive into the possibility of Montana State making another run to the FCS National Championship next season, debating whether being viewed as the overwhelming favorite could make that path even more challenging. Plus, the guys debate whether it’s more difficult for an athlete from Montana to go professional in baseball or golf.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez previews the upcoming NCAA Tournament matchups, breaking down what to watch as the action continues.

Later, he shifts focus to Montana State’s WNIT run joined by the Voice of the Montana State Bobcats Womens basketball Daniel Salle to take a closer look at the Bobcats’ matchup against the Portland Pilots with a spot in the Elite Eight on the line.

To kick things off on Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez sits down for a one-on-one interview with Montana head coach Bobby Kennedy. The two cover a wide range of topics, including expectations for the upcoming season, early impressions from spring ball, and much more.

Later, Colter interviews Baker native Madison O’Connor to talk about capping her high school career with an undefeated season alongside her sister Avery. She shares what it means to play together and discusses her commitment to play basketball at Montana State next season.

To wrap things up, Colter breaks down the wild saga surrounding Will Wade’s return to LSU as head coach after his 2022 firing, offering his thoughts on the comeback and how the landscape of college sports has evolved since.

For this week’s ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez is joined by University of Montana flag football head coach Rajiem Seabrook along with players Dani Wilson and Monet Buerkle. The group previews a historic moment for the program as the Griz prepare to play their first-ever flag football games this Saturday in Billings, breaking down expectations, preparation, and what this milestone means moving forward.

Later, Colter is joined again by Voice of the Missoula PaddleHeads Geoff Safford to continue their MLB Opening Day preview, this time shifting focus to the National League.

To kick off Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by former Grizzly receiver Sammy Akem to talk all things FCS football. With spring ball underway, the two discuss expectations for Bobby Kennedy in his first season as head coach following the retirement of longtime leader Bobby Hauck, as well as the ongoing in-state recruiting battle between Montana and Montana State and much more.

Later, Colter sits down with Voice of the Missoula PaddleHeads Geoff Safford to preview the American League as the MLB season gets underway.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez breaks down the factors impacting the Lady Griz after several down years following decades of success in the Big Sky Conference. He examines what has contributed to the program’s recent struggles and what needs to change for Montana to get back on track.

Colter then continues his spring football coverage as Montana State opens practice, featuring comments from head coach Brent Vigen on key coaching changes and the development of the Bobcats’ line play heading into the new season.

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez brings in a pair of championship-winning coaches, featuring interviews with Tommy Brown of the Class A Havre girls basketball team and a live conversation with Taylor Cummings of the Class AA Bozeman Gallatin girls program. The coaches reflect on their state title runs, what made their teams special, and what it took to finish on top.

To wrap up the hour, Colter announces the five new coaches set to be inducted into the Montana Coaches Association Hall of Fame for 2026.