Montana State Bobcats kicker, Columbia Falls native Kai Golan enters transfer portal

This episode discusses Tommy Mellott, Junior Bergen, other NFL-bound former Montana/Montana State players, Unterrio Latin-Henley and MSU's spr…

"All the support specifically from Montana has just been amazing. There are so many people that wish you luck and would love for you to succee…

Both football players are staying in the FCS, with Dodson-Greene remaining in the Big Sky Conference.

Colson Coon scored two TDs, Carson Williams caught two interceptions and Paul Brott talked about receiving the legacy No. 41.

Trujillo is the 16th known MSU football player to enter the portal since the 2024 season ended and the first during the spring window.

MSU head coach Brent Vigen spoke on the addition of transfer QB Justin Lamson, adding new coaches this offseason and provided an injury update.

"A big part of me coming to Montana State was the ability to contribute to a winning program. ... I wanted to go somewhere with a coach I knew…

“I don't think perfection necessarily is realistic, but consistency (is), and I think we're getting there.” MSU head coach Brent Vigen

“Players matter, and the players here kind of remind me of when I was a player at (Bowling Green). A tight-knit brotherhood, and just the way …

“I grew up wanting to be like my brother. Getting the opportunity to play with the Bobcats and follow in his footsteps is really cool.” Valenc…

This episode features an interview with the Griz's head men's tennis coach after some UM/MSU news and notes.

Parker, who played for former Bobcats at Nevada, is MSU's fourth known addition from the transfer portal this year.

"I like their schemes, the way they run the ball and the running back-friendly culture over there (at MSU)." Las Vegas native Cale Breslin

Former MSU defensive lineman Ryder Trujillo also committed to a new program.

“It's been a lifelong dream to play D-I football. Ever since I was like 8, I've been wanting to play in the Cat-Griz game." — Tommy Lewis

"Dream come true. Let’s work!!" - Former Lone Peak star George Helms