Most Montana kids dream big — Moose Ludwig turned that dream into a game plan that took him from Billings to Texas Tech, and now he's crushing it at the next level. But what really sets Moose apart isn’t just his athletic skills — it’s his story of grit, faith, and genuine relationships that pushed him there. From growing up with a football-loving dad in the weight room, to leading West High’s team to a season full of brotherhood and victory, Moose’s journey is a masterclass in purpose over paycheck. You'll discover how basketball and other sports shaped his explosiveness, the secret to building trust with his quarterback CJ, and why Moose believes relationships are more valuable than NIL cash. Plus, get a rare behind-the-scenes look at the Texas Tech facilities that make headlines, and learn why Moose’s hero isn't just Patrick Mahomes, but the brother he still misses every day. This episode is perfect for any young athlete dreaming of making it out of Montana — not just to play, but to excel with heart, faith, and real connections. Moose shares the code for staying grounded in the crazy world of recruiting, and how his brother’s memory fuels his purpose on and off the field. Want to know what it really takes to turn small-town roots into a big-time football story? Hit play — Moose's journey will inspire you to chase your goals, stay humble, and make relationships your secret weapon. And don’t be surprised if Moose’s community-focused spirit makes you want to start your own camp or side hustle — ‘cause real success isn’t just stats, it’s how you lift others up along the way. PS: If you love stories of resilience, faith, and making Montana proud, this episode is a must-listen.

In this engaging interview, MSUB Volleyball Coach Scott Keister shares his journey, coaching philosophy, and vision for building a successful volleyball program at MSUB. Discover insights on recruiting, player development, and the importance of community support.

"In this episode of Wide Left Sports, host Mitch Bohn interviews Kiki Lone Bear, a standout basketball player from Skyview. Kiki shares her journey in basketball, starting from her childhood in a basketball family to her aspirations for college. She discusses the importance of team dynamics, coaching, and the challenges of competing against taller teams. Kiki also reflects on her personal growth, the differences between AAU and high school basketball, and her recruitment process. She concludes with advice for young athletes looking to follow in her footsteps.

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"On this episode of Wide Left Sports, I sit down with the incredibly talented Arica Lipp for a conversation that goes way beyond the scoreboard.

We dive into Seattle sports — the passion, the heartbreak, the loyalty — and what it means to truly love a team. From the highs to the rebuild years, Arica shares why being a fan is about identity, community, and sticking it out.

But this episode doesn’t stop there.

Arica opens up about her love for ballroom dance — how it challenges her, energizes her, and builds confidence in ways sports sometimes can’t. We talk about rhythm, discipline, performance, and why everyone — yes, everyone — should get up and dance at least once in their life.

This one is about passion. It’s about movement. It’s about not sitting on the sidelines of your own life.

Whether you’re a die-hard sports fan, a dancer at heart, or someone who just needs a reminder to move — this episode is for you."

In this conversation, Mitch Bohn interviews Steve Nieto, the head coach of the Billings West High Flag Football team. Steve shares his passion for coaching and teaching, his experiences in building a new flag football program, and the importance of collaboration among coaches to promote the sport. He discusses the challenges and successes of the first year of the program, the upcoming camp aimed at growing interest in flag football among girls, and the pride he feels for his daughters' achievements in sports. The conversation highlights the positive impact of community support and the potential for future opportunities in girls' sports.none needed

Listen as we interview Super Bowl winning football player Patrick O'Connell about the Super Bowl and his time with the Seahawks.

Listen as we get the opportunity to interview Super Bowl Champion Football player Ty Okada.

SummaryIn this episode of Wide Left Sports, host Mitch Bohn interviews Howie Martin, a multi-sport athlete from Billing Central. They discuss Howie's passion for sports, his experiences as a quarterback, the significance of rivalries, and his upcoming participation in the Shrine Game. The conversation also covers Howie's transition between sports, his achievements in baseball, and his future plans to play college football at Montana Tech.

In this conversation, Darcy Merchant shares his journey in basketball, highlighting his early passion for the sport, the influence of his Native American heritage, and the importance of teamwork and leadership. He discusses his experiences in AAU tournaments, achieving significant milestones like scoring 1000 points, and the lessons learned both on and off the court. Darcy emphasizes the value of being a good teammate and the recognition of hard work in sports. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com

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In this conversation, Jace Bantz, a defensive end from Grass Range and MSU commit, shares his journey in football, discussing his love for the game, experiences in six-man football, the significance of community support, and his aspirations as he prepares for the Shrine Game and his future at Montana State University. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com

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