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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.

Colter Nuanez kicks off Nuanez Now by welcoming Rajiem Seabrook to talk hoops, including a reaction to Montana men’s basketball’s big 64-60 win over Portland State, snapping the Vikings’ 15-game home winning streak. The two also break down other results on both the men’s and women’s sides of the Big Sky Conference, dive into the latest in Montana prep basketball, and touch on plenty more storylines along the way. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by Brooks Nuanez for their weekly All Football, All the Time segment to discuss Bill Belichick not being voted into the Hall of Fame, break down last week’s AFC and NFC Championship games, and preview the Super Bowl matchup between the Seahawks and the Patriots, plus more NFL storylines.

Then, Geoff Safford catches up with Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine head women’s basketball coach Beau Smith to talk about the Bearcats’ dominant 13-0 start and #1 ranking in the state, the culture of small-town hoops and the community it creates, and a preview of their upcoming showdown against #2 Melstone.

Colter Nuanez kicks off Nuanez Now by previewing upcoming Big Sky Conference matchups and breaking down where teams stand at this point in the season. Then, he’s joined by Montana State women’s basketball sophomore forward Addison Harris to discuss the Bobcats’ success and how Harris has embraced a bigger leadership role on the court.

Later, Colter sits down with former Sacramento Kings All-Star point guard and current Sacramento State men’s basketball head coach Mike Bibby to talk about his path back to Sacramento, his team’s season so far, and how the game—and recruiting—has evolved since his days at Arizona.

Plus, Colter reports on the $1.7 billion expected to be wagered on the Super Bowl, a projected 27% increase over last year.

On this week’s ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez is joined by Kalispell native, former Montana Grizzly, and current Seattle Seahawks linebacker Patrick O’Connell. The two dive into O’Connell’s journey from Missoula to the NFL, what it means to represent Montana on football’s biggest stage, and what it takes to make a deep playoff run on the road to the Super Bowl. It’s an inside look at preparation, perseverance, and competing at the highest level of professional football.

Next, Colter sits down with Portland State men’s basketball head coach Jase Coburn to discuss the impressive start to his team’s season and to preview the Vikings’ home matchup against the Grizzlies tomorrow night.

Colter Nuanez opens the show with former Montana State Bobcat and current Seattle Seahawks safety Ty Okada, breaking down Seattle’s season so far, including their recent home playoff win over the Rams. The two discuss the identity of this Seahawks team, what goes into preparing for a Super Bowl run, and the mindset required to compete at the highest level. Okada also shares his journey from walking on at Montana State to earning his spot in the NFL and playing on football’s biggest stage. 

Next, Colter sits down with Montana State guard Patrick McMahon to discuss his path as a fifth-year Bobcat. McMahon talks about how the season has unfolded, what it means to be a leader, and how the team is handling adversity while battling injuries. 

To close the show, Colter reacts to the surprising news that Cam Newton and Bill Belichick were not selected for their respective Hall of Fames, breaking down what it says about legacy, timing, and how greatness is judged. 

Colter Nuanez is joined by former Lady Griz standout and Big Sky Conference color analyst Krista Redpath for an in-depth breakdown of the latest action around the Big Sky Conference. The two dive into key games, standout performances, and what the most recent results mean as conference play continues to heat up. 

Then, Colter sits down with Lady Griz head coach Nate Harris following an impressive bounce-back stretch. After last week’s loss to the Cats, Montana responded with three straight wins, highlighted by a statement victory over No. 3 Idaho State. Coach Harris breaks down the turnaround, the team’s growth, and what’s ahead as the season rolls on.

Colter Nuanez breaks down the latest prep hoops polls and dives into the biggest storylines on the hardwood across the Treasure State. From rising contenders to surprise shakeups in the rankings, get caught up on who’s hot, who’s climbing, and what it all means as the high school basketball season heats up. Plus, Colter runs through his Treasure State Stars of the Week, spotlighting standout performances and eye-catching efforts from players across the state you won’t want to miss. 

To wrap it up, with the Super Bowl just two weeks away, Colter takes a look at Grizzlies and Bobcats who have played in or won Super Bowls, connecting Montana football history to the biggest stage in the NFL.