Colter Nuanez is joined by the Chick Who Doesn’t Know Sports for a wide-ranging conversation across the sports landscape. The two dive into the FCS transfer portal and explore why some players may be choosing to stick around, break down an interview featuring Jaguars head coach Liam Coen and sports reporter Lynn Jones, and touch on much more along the way. (0:29)

In the next segment, Colter continues his Brawl of the Wild coverage with a conversation featuring Brooklyn Hicks and Connor Dick as they preview Montana’s side of the rivalry ahead of the matchup tomorrow night. (33:33)

Colter Nuanez opens the show by breaking down the latest high school basketball results from across the Treasure State before shifting his focus to one of the biggest matchups on the hardwood this weekend—the Brawl of the Wild. He also dives into the current state of men’s college basketball, offering his unfiltered perspective and raising important questions about the noticeable decline in viewership. From local hoops to the national conversation, it’s a wide-ranging discussion to kick things off.

In the second segment, Colter sits down with Montana State point guard Jed Miller to discuss his growth on the court this season and to preview Montana State’s highly anticipated showdown with Montana on Saturday. (29:32)

To close out the hour, Colter turns his attention to the NFL, sharing his takes on the league’s open head coaching positions and questioning whether the available candidates are truly the right fits for those jobs—and if coaches even have the ability to make a difference for some teams. (41:51)

Colter Nuanez is joined by Brooks Nuanez for their weekly All Football, All the Time segment, diving into the legacy of Aaron Rodgers and where he ranks among the greatest quarterbacks of all time. They break down all the games from last week, highlighting a weekend where multiple road teams pulled off wins, before previewing all four games coming up this weekend in a season that feels as wide open as ever. To wrap it up, the guys put together a few parlays, giving listeners their picks and insights for the action ahead. (1:08)

Next, Colter sits down with Montana men’s basketball head coach Travis DeCuire to discuss the start of the season, which has been rocky at times but is trending in the right direction, and to preview their upcoming game against the Bobcats this weekend. (34:02)

Colter Nuanez is joined by SWX Sports reporter Shaun Rainey for a wide-ranging conversation on the overall state of the FCS, using Montana State’s National Championship and Shaun’s experience covering the title game in Nashville as a launching point. They discuss the long-standing dominance of programs from Montana and the Dakotas, why that power structure has remained so consistent, and how it continues to shape the subdivision, while also diving into competitive balance, resource disparities, national visibility, and what the future realistically looks like for the FCS. The conversation then shifts to the hardwood, as Colter and Shaun break down the Brawl of the Wild, sharing their thoughts on the rivalry matchup and what to expect from the games coming up this Saturday. (3:49)

Next, Colter sits down with Daniel Salle, the voice of Montana State women’s basketball, to discuss the Bobcats’ season so far and preview the hardwood edition of the Brawl of the Wild, highlighting key storylines and what fans should watch for. (31:18)

Finally, Colter looks ahead to next season by reporting on key Bobcats players returning, including junior captain Adam Jones, and what that means for Montana State as they prepare for another potential deep run in the playoffs next season.(46:43)

For this week’s ESPN Roundtable, Colter Nuanez sits down with KPAX Sports anchor Kyle Hansen to talk about his experience in Nashville watching Montana State win an FCS National Championship. The two discuss the significance of a Montana school winning a national title, what it means for the state and the program, and how being in Nashville added to the overall experience. (1:25)

Next, Colter continues his coverage of rivalry week on the hardwood, sitting down with Montana women’s basketball head coach Nate Harris and sophomore guard Avery Waddington to preview Saturday’s matchup against the Bobcats. (27:35)

Colter Nuanez takes a statewide look at high school hoops, breaking down team records across all classes as the season reaches its midpoint. He then shifts to the college football transfer portal, examining where Montana and Montana State have lost players and offering his take on which positions both programs need to address heading into next season.

Next, Colter sits down with Montana State men’s basketball head coach Matt Logie ahead of rivalry weekend, previewing Saturday’s big matchup against the Grizzlies. (32:36)

With only eight teams remaining, Colter Nuanez previews the upcoming NFL matchups next weekend in a season that feels as wide open as ever, breaking down what to watch as the playoff race continues. (0:44)

Next, Colter sits down with Montana State junior Taylee Chirrick ahead of the Bobcats’ game against Montana this Saturday. They discuss her impressive start to the season and the impact she’s having on the Bobcats’ hardwood success. (30:28)

Colter Nuanez continues his discussion around the FCS transfer portal, breaking down the players who have departed Montana, highlighted by the exits of Kyon Loud, Micah Harper, and Caleb Otlewski. With those losses, Colter examines where the Grizzlies stand defensively, who is returning, and which positions need to be filled heading into next season. (12:12)

Next, Colter shifts gears to high school hoops, breaking down the teams and individuals to watch as the calendar moves closer to the state tournament. (34:12)

Lastly, Colter runs through his Treasure State Stars of the Week, spotlighting the top athletic performances from across Montana. (40:13)

Colter Nuanez goes all in on the NFL, breaking down the first weekend of playoff football and sharing his reactions to every game from a loaded weekend around the league. (5:36)

Colter Nuanez breaks down a big opening weekend of conference play on the hardwood, diving into what we learned from Montana and Montana State men’s and women’s basketball—from statement wins to early-season questions as Big Sky play gets underway. He also continues his ongoing discussion of the transfer portal, covering a wide range of movement and storylines, including the return of star running backs Eli Gillman at Montana and Taco Dowler at Montana State. (1:44)

Next, Colter expands the conversation beyond players, diving into coaches on the move and the vacancies that need to be filled at both Montana and Montana State. (30:22)

Lastly, Colter shares his own theories on the transfer portal, breaking down why some positions are easier to retain than others in today’s college football landscape. (34:56)