Montana Grizzlies Football

Former Montana Grizzlies safety Nash Fouch will get a pro football opportunity now that the 2024 NFL Draft has concluded.

Read was the architect of Montana’s first national championship in 1995 and led the Grizzlies to a pair of semifinal appearances and conference titles en route to becoming Montana’s all-time winningest coach during his 10-year career.

Montana posted highlights for both teams on both sides of the ball and plenty of minutes for every man on the roster, giving the sizeable crowd plenty to be excited about in the upcoming season.

When the Grizzlies take the field at 6 p.m. on Friday in Washington-Grizzly Stadium for the annual GSA Spring Game, they’ll have added 15 more opportunities for the defending Big Sky champs to get better over the last month.

Eight former Montana Grizzlies returned to Washington-Grizzly Stadium for one last competition on Tuesday – a competition against themselves and the clock.

On Tuesday morning, April 2, Montana will hold its annual Pro Day, giving the Griz a chance to pursue their next level dreams by showcasing their athleticism, strength, and skills for pro scouts.

Former NFL head coach and 30-plus year coaching veteran Scott Linehan has joined the Montana football coaching staff as an offensive analyst, head coach Bobby Hauck announced Tuesday.

Griz coach Bobby Hauck announced that Linebacker Coach Roger Cooper and Defensive Analyst Tim Hauck have been promoted to serve as co-Defensive Coordinators.

The defending Big Sky champion Montana Grizzlies officially return to the football field in early March for the spring practice season, capped by the annual Grizzly Scholarship Association Griz Spring Game.

The Griz set two single-game attendance records and surpassed 27,000 fans in one game for the first time in school history (27,178 vs. Montana State) in 2023.