The struggling horse racing industry in Montana got a big shot in the arm this week.
Frac Daddy, the Kentucky-bred gray colt owned by Carter Stewart and Ken Schlenker of Billings, drew the outside No. 18 post position.
As millions of students go back to school, high school coaches gear up for practice time. There are a couple of things every parent of athletes needs to know to keep their kids safe.
The senior-to-be took second place in the Greco-Roman discipline and sixth place in the freestyle discipline at the eight-day wrestling tournament in Fargo, North Dakota.
Former Capital and Lady Griz great McKenzie Johnston has recently signed a 2-year contract to play professional hoops for England's Leicester Riders team.
Fifteen high school quarterbacks got to learn from a pair of former Montana Grizzly QBs who went on to coach football at the professional level.
The episode dives into Montana's and Montana State's quarterbacks, running backs, offensive lines and more.
Almost 40 years have passed and Andy Coats still remembers the conversation.
MISSOULA — Talk is cheap in Bobby Hauck’s book, and that’s what preseason polls are: all talk.
The top of this poll is nearly identical to a couple other FCS preseason top 25s.
Affiliate
Are you passing through Montana’s Yellowstone Country this summer but don’t have enough time to tour the park? Don’t worry! There are a host of wonderful activities and day trips around the region to satisfy your need for adventure.
Content by Lionheart Cannabis. For Lionheart Cannabis founder Chris Fanuzzi, having a team of knowledgable and friendly budtenders is the key to crafting the best possible buying experience for every customer that walks in the door.
Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is here and will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
Content by Brand Ave. Studios. The annual Amazon Prime Day is coming July 12 and 13, and per usual will offer discounts on many of your favorite things.
Geno Smith is expected to get the start at quarterback when the Seattle Seahawks open the preseason this weekend against Pittsburgh, coach Pete Carroll said. Smith has been the leader in the competition with Drew Lock to be Seattle’s starting QB throughout the offseason and will get the nod for the first of the three preseason games. Lock played well during Seattle’s mock game over the weekend leading the No. 2 offense against the Seahawks starting defense. But it was Smith that was with the No. 1 offense when practice resumed.
Coach Sean McVay says he has finalized his contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams. McVay and the Rams didn’t reveal the terms of the long-expected deal but the youngest coach to win a Super Bowl reaffirmed his commitment to Los Angeles after practice in training camp at UC Irvine. McVay didn’t say when he finalized the deal, but it apparently happened before training camp. The 36-year-old coach is beginning his sixth season in charge of the Rams. He has been the youngest coach in the NFL throughout his tenure.
Los Angeles Chargers coach Brandon Staley missed Tuesday’s practice in order to be with his youngest son, who was having surgery to treat a fractured toe and possible infection. The two-hour practice session did not have any noticeable delays and proceeded as normal. Staley is expected to be back at practice Wednesday. The Chargers have their first preseason game Saturday when they host the defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams.
Taysom Hill is giving the New Orleans Saints’ new coaching regime the benefit of the doubt. The former BYU quarterback doesn’t deny his disappointment over no longer being on the QB track with his NFL club. But Hill says he also sees the wisdom in the Saints’ decision to shift his focus to the more physical tight end spot. Hill says the Saints' desire to maximize his versatility “makes perfect sense" and also satisfies his desire to see a lot of action on game days. Saints first-year head coach Dennis Allen says Hill has “reacted incredibly well” to the change. But Allen also notes that Hill's role won't change much from most of his five-year stint in New Orleans.