DOCSLIB.ORG

PROSPECTUS by DEPARTMENTS: Backfield: the Lobo Attack Will Come from the Wing-T Again with the Running Game the Prime Weapon in the Arsenal

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
PROSPECTUS by DEPARTMENTS: Backfield: the Lobo Attack Will Come from the Wing-T Again with the Running Game the Prime Weapon in the Arsenal GAME NUMBER THREE... NEW MEXICO VS. MONTANA. Sept. 30, 1961 at Missoula, Montana. (MSU's HOMECOMING) Head Coach: Bill Weeks. (Iowa State--195l) Assistants: Ken Blue, Rod Rust, Bob Peterson and Reese Smith. Athletic Director: Pete McDavid (New Mexico--1938) School Colors: Cherry and Silver Nicknames: Lobos, Wolfpack Enrollment: "[,600 President: Tom L„ Popejoj Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Guido Daub Sports Information Director: George McFadden Lettermen Returning: (1 8) --Ends George Heard, Larry Jasper, Larry Glass.and John Pierson, tackles Jim Bradley, John Kosor and Joe Wolcott, guards Chuck Cummings and Chuck Clausen, center Gene Scott, quarterbacks Jim Cromartie and Jay McNitt, Halfbacks Bobby Morgan, Jim Ottmann, Bobby Santiago, George Kennedy and Bob Jensen, fullback Paul Duke. Losses: Eleven lettermen do not return. Greatest damage is in the line. Promising Newcomers: Fullback Gary Ness, guards Bob Bouyer and Dennis Lively, halfback Herb Bradford, tackles John Stewart and George Burrows and center Ed Meadows. PROSPECTUS BY DEPARTMENTS: Backfield: The Lobo attack will come from the Wing-T again with the running game the prime weapon in the arsenal. An improved passing game will keep foes honest and is expected to be deadly enough to be considered a threat at any time. Santiago will again be the Lobo's number one running threat and is a capable receiver. Cromartie and McNitt all operate the roll-out well and Morgan and Jasper will contribute to the Lobo running game. Fullback Duke will be assigned the heavy backfield chores. Line: This is the big problem in the Lobo camp. Heavey losses in the interior line with a pronounced lack of experience and size could be offset by several transfers. Weeks and staff spent the summer seeking replacements in the line but only games will tell is they solved their problem. Unless this problem is solved, New Mexico could be in for a long football season. On the bright side, wing-mar. Heard and pivot Scott will give the Lobo line considerable experience and talent but not enough to balance the losses at tackle and guard. Overall Outlook: Weeks and staff guided their charges to a four-game winning streak to close out the i960 season. They could field one of the toughest teams in the Rockies, if that interior line problem is licked. After spring drills, Weeks and associates were sorely afraid the problem will be a real one this fall. Also, the Lobos face one of the meanest slates in the area and no weekends are available to lie down and rest. Promising sophomore and transfer help indicate the Lobos will be a first division contender in the Skyline’s last season. SERIES BEGAN: 1951. New Mexico won 7, Montana 3. No ties. i960 RESULT: New Mexico 24, Montana 7 at Albuquerque, Nov. 19. GAME NUMBER FOUR..... BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY VS. MONTANA, Oct. 7, 19^1, at Provo. Head Coach: Hal D. Mitchell Assistants: Chris Apostol, Carl Rollins., Earl Lindley, Gerald Doman and Clint Whitfield® Athletic Director: Dr® Edwin Kimball School Colors: Royal Blue and White Nicknames: Cougars Enr ollment: 10, 000 ( approx®) President: Ernest L. Wilkinson Sports Information Director: Dave Schulthess Lettermen Returning: (l8) --Ends Gene Frantz and Don Peterson, tackles Merrill Johnson, Val Weenig, Kent Horne, Steve Sullivan and Ron Neilson, guards Mike Conrad, Wayland Sheppard and Bruce Kochevar, centers Mike Brady, Steve Dangerfield and Dan Taylor, backs Paul Allen, Dion Frazier, Dick Daring, Jim Olsen, Bill Wright and Eldon Fortie® Losses%■ Nine starters and 15 lettermen are.missing from: 1960*6 roster and .the. Cougars have a tough and long trail ahead® Promising Newcomers: Quarterback Perry Ficklin, end Jim Kimmel, halfback Rick Ashmore and fullback Glenn Pond® PROSPECTUS BY DEPARTMENT: Backfield: A switch to the UCLA version of the single wing means new plays and blocking assignments to learn for the Cougars under their new head coach Hal Mitchell® Eldon Fortie will solve part of the problem of finding a backfield that can make the single-wing work at tailback and halfbacks Bruce Samples and Paul Allen will give the BYU eleven seasoning on offense® Line: Kent Horne could be outstanding® Many sophomores and unexperienced talent will find their way into the BYU lineup in the forward wall, especially at ends® Overall Outlook: The Cougars start from scratch with a new staff, new system and lots of new gridders® The team is green and the backs are used to a T offense® Eight seniors on the squad will give BYU some experience® SERIES BEGAN: 19*+1 Brigham Young won 8, Montana won 5® No ties® i960 RESULT; BRIGHAM YOUNG ?, MONTANA 6 at Missoula, Oct. 22. GAME NUMBER FIVE... UTAH VS. MONTANA, Oct. 21, 1961 at Missoula, Montana Head Coach; Ray Nagel (UCLA, 1950) Assistants; Pete Carlston, Pres Sumnerhays, Ned Alger, John Nikcevich and Lon Stalwiek. Athletic Director: James R. (Bud) Jack School Colors: Cardinal and White Nicknames: Utes, Redskins Enrollment: 13,085 (Daytime and Evening Residence) President: Dr. A. Ray Olpin Sports Information Director: Harry James Lettermen Returning: (2 5 ) -~Endo Tom Brown, Marvin Fleming, Joe Hesse, Marv Holmes, Hilan Jones and Jay Rasmussen, tackles Hank Ashby, Calvin Cragun and Pat Stillman, guards Gordon Dotson, Jeff Jonas and Ronald Manno, center Ed Pine, quarterbacks Jim Conger, Bill Cravens and Dennis McLaughlin, halfbacks Dennis Zito, Dan Spinazzola, Bud Scalley Gordie Lee and Jerry Overton, fullbacks Bud Tynes, Jim Hoggan and Gordon Frank and guard Robert Peasley. Losses: Graduation took 12 lettermen including ends Gary Chestang and Joe Borich, tackles Tom Birch, Phil Moody and Ken Peterson, guards tom Lovat and Tony Polychronis, quarterback Terry Nofsinger, halfbacks Stan Uyeshiro and Ben Bushman, fullback Bill Howard and center Harold Warfle. Promising Newcomers: End Dave Cissell, tackles Ed Knowles, John Reid and ransfer Dave Costa, guard Tom Corty, center Kenneth Schmidt, fullback oug Wasko, quarterback Gary Hertzfeldt and transfer halfback Larry DeGraw® PROSPECTUS BY DEPARTMENTS ° Lcs’c is ^ i960 vs first string quarterback Nof singer, and this will aiirt the Redskins „ Nagel has four possibilities to fill the gap eginning with veteran Bill Cravens who saw considerable defensive action ,year® This 13 the key to the Ute's offense and success in replacing o~singer could tell the tale for Utah® Halfback is strong with a wealth of returning lettermen including captain Gordy Lee® Fullback will be fair. N&gel should field a good line with strength at center, left guard, xe tackle and fair talent at the ends® Depth could be a problem but yn spite of the loss of All-Skyline tackle Ken Peterson and guard Tom ovat, the Utes should have a good line® Particular power is found at t e pivot position where i9 6 0 -All-Conference center Ed Pine returns 0 Size roug out the line is good and the Utes have sneed® Some depth will come from sophomores and transfer Dave Costa. Overall Outlooks This could be one of Utah*s finest teams although the won-loss record at seasonSs end might not indicate that® The Redskins u.ace e roughest slate in their annals with Wisconsin of the Big 10, Colorado University, Oregon, Arizona State and the six Skyline clubs® owever, the Redskin coaching staff is not pessimistic and expect their pupi o lo do some surprising this year® A good balanced offense, a tough and a ClulD vell~(irille<l in foundamentals can be expected from , . e S;^ ns ‘this year® Top problem will be finding a quarterback and a oreak-avay runner® Utah will be a definite title contender® 1901+0 Utah won 9* Montana 0® No ties® ^ ^ RESJLT- UTAH 16, MONTANA 6 at Salt Lake Citv, Nov® 12® GAME NUMBER SIX... COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY VS. MONTANA, Oct. 28, 1 9 6 1 , at Missoula. Head Coach; Don "Tuffy" Mullison (Colorado State University, 19^9) Assistants: Joe Cribari, Ollie Woods, Joe Harper and Elliott Plese. Athletic Director: Robert L. Davis School Colors; Green and Gold Nicknames: Aggies, Rams Enrollments 6,100 President: William E. Morgan Sports Information Director: Dick Smelser Lettermen Returning; (12)--Ends John Nelson, Ron Rodeman and Bob Lavender, tackle Joe Keegan, guards Nick Kohls and Rich St. Clair, centers John Cook and Bob Adams, halfbacks Dennis Wohlhueter, Rich Brown and Bill Wrenn and fullback Ish Ransaw. Losses: Heavy throughout the squad with 13 lettermen gone. Halfback Brady Keys is gone with kep men missing in both line and backfield. Promising Newcomers: Sophomores; Ends Gary Scbroeder and John Swanson, tackles Joe Barda and Tom Hinton, guards Hiram DeFries and Bob Mackin, - center Paul Zenisek, halfbacks Ken hines and Ron Kaanehe and fullback Bill Beitz. Transfers (19): Ends Bob Hays and Ted Olson, tackles Karl Kurtz and Tony Lusk, guards Arnold Epps and Mark Kulmus, center Le Roy Porter, quarterbacks LeeRoy Gutierrez, Barry Carkner, Jim Kreutz and Rex Wright, halfbacks Paul Love and Terry Van Vleet and fullback Don Pomeroy. Also, end Kay McFarland with no varsity experience. PROSPECTUS BY DEPARTMENTS: Backfield: A heavy influx of transfers including several quarterbacks may help the Rams' running and passing game. They will use the T formation again and may go to the air more as plans call for a split end much of the time. The backfield is not exceptionally fast but capable. Again, the transfers must come through. Line: Transfers again must come to the rescue as the Ram's line, especially the interior positions, is in poor shape. Experienced depth will be a problem although size will be normal. Overall Outlook: The Ram coaching staff is looking for a reasonably sound and improved squad over last year's team that finished in the Skyline basement with a 2-8 record. Reconstruction will go faster with the transfers who may be called upon to carry the Aggies' big load.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • FB Guide 2013-Records.Indd
    22013013 BBobcatobcat HistoryHistory BookBook MSU coaching legends Sonny Holland (above left) and Jim Sweeney. Holland (also top right) was passed by current MSU coach Rob Ash (bottom right) as the school’s all-time winningest coach last fall. Current Bobcat quarterback DeNarius McGhee (bottom left) also passed Paul Dennehy last season as the team’s all-time wins leader as a quarterback. 2013 MONTANA STATE FOOTBALL 1 2012 Headlines Paths of Bobcat Schreibeis Schocks Coaching Legends the (FCS) World Bobcats Win Third Straight Intersect in 2012 Big Sky Crown From unassuming walk-on to • Montana State clinches third straight championship with second straight win in The careers of Rob Ash, Sonny unheralded starter to undisputed Washington-Grizzly Stadium Holland and Jim Sweeney best defensive player in the • MSU’s only regular season loss came when FCS, 2012 was quite a season Eastern Washington turned a pair of late converged on one magical Bobcat mistakes into a big road win Saturday in Bobcat Stadium for Montana State defensive end • The Cats won a home playoff game for the Caleb Schreibeis second straight year for the fi rst time It was a ride Rob Ash will never • For only the second time in MSU history, forget - into the night, into the history He shook Jerry Rice’s hand. He Montana State has won three consecutive books, on the shoulders of some of the chatted with Buck Buchanan’s widow, Big Sky championships (MSU also won the accepted praise from people he’d never league from 1966-68) greatest and most beloved players in dreamed of meeting, and accepted a • MSU has won or shared the Big Sky title 15 Bobcat football history.
    [Show full text]
  • MSU-Monmouth Game Notes
    22013013 MontanaMontana StateState BobcatsBobcats #2 Montana State vs. Monmouth August 29 • Bobcat Stadium • Bozeman, MT Montana State Monmouth THIS WEEK’S GAME BOBCATS HAWKS KICKOFF: 7:05 pm 0-0/0-0 Big Sky 0-0/0-0 Independent SITE: Bozeman, MT STADIUM: Bobcat Stadium RADIO: Bobcat Radio Network (Tyler MSU in ‘13 ............................................0-0 MU in ‘13 ............................................... 0-0 Wiltgen, Dan Davies) Conf./Record ............................Big Sky/0-0 Conf./Record ..................FCS Independent TELEVISION: Max Media (Chris Byers, Home/Road .....................................0-0/0-0 Home/Road .....................................0-0/0-0 Mike Callaghan)/Altitude outside Montana Grass/Turf ........................................0-0/0-0 Grass/Turf ........................................0-0/0-0 Day/Night .........................................0-0/0-0 Day/Night .........................................0-0/0-0 2012 MSU SCHEDULE HEAD COACH ............................. Rob Ash HEAD COACH ...................Kevin Callahan Aug 29 Monmouth 7 pm Alma Mater ........................ Cornell (Ia.)/’73 Alma Mater ...........................Rochester/’77 Sept 7 at SMU 7 pm CT Overall/Years ......................226-121-5/34th Overall/Years ........................... 114-91/21st Sept 14 Colorado Mesa 1 pm At MSU/Years ..............................50-22/7th At School/Years ....................... 114-91/21st Sept 21 at Stephen F. Austin 6 pm CT vs MU ....................................................0-0
    [Show full text]
  • 1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula
    University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2018 Intercollegiate Athletics 9-1-1959 1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks Recommended Citation University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department, "1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook" (1959). Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2018. 12. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks/12 This Yearbook is brought to you for free and open access by the Intercollegiate Athletics at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2018 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA .... 1959 U ta h S ta te D e n v e r B rig h am Y oung Colorado State W yom ing Montana State N ew M exico Gridiron Guide For Press, Radio, TV A Note Fror? ditor Here is 'flfiro U ntana University football guide, and in many resp ects th is isSttfr r ots a radical ch ange in th in k in g for th e M SU News Servicfei Thie printed format has been cast aside in favor of this multilitbtt^ copy, for a number of reasons: 1. First of all, this editor feels & g tiron guide printed before the season opens is ninety percent *d«t-6f; te after the first game. 2. Secondly, the News Service is of 'the nr n that we can spend MSU’s money in a better manner by providing \..*nprehensive advance stories, feature material, and pictures on a week-toAveek basis, emphasizing mailing to areas where games are being played on a given weekend rather than saturating the field prior to the season.
    [Show full text]
  • FB Guide 2017-Records.Indd
    BBobcatobcat RecordRecord BBookook 22017017 While 2017 senior Chad Newell (top) left his mark on the Bobcat record book last fall, juniors Mac Bignell (near right) and Mitchell Herbert (far right) impacted it, as well. Newell fi nished second in school history with 29 rushing touchdowns and 10th with 2,111 career rushing yards. Mitchell Herberts 15 career touchdown catches is fi fth in school history, while Mac Bignell’s eight forced fumbles is tied as MSU’s career record in that category. 22016016 BBobcatobcat HHeadlineseadlines Jeff Choate’s First Year Begins Cats Win for Third Time in Last with Promise, Ends with a Bang! Four Tries in Missoula Montana State followed a near-upset Never has a Treasure State sports bar at Idaho to open the season with wins over captured the attention of the populace for a Bryant and Western Oregon. The team book- single day like Metals Sports Bar in historic ended that strong start with season-ending uptown Butte. In addition to the wonderful wins over UC Davis and, of course, the history of the building and the terrifi c fare, thrilling Cat-Griz triumph in Missoula. the football teams of Montana State and UM In between, MSU’s 2016 season provided have made a tradition of stopping there for fans some exciting moments even if wins lunch just west of the Continental Divide. eluded the team. Chris Murray ascended the And a fortuitous stop it’s been. The starting quarterback role in game six, and winner of the game has dined at Metals the provided countless thrills.
    [Show full text]
  • It Will Be a Nev Coaching Staff in a New League with a New Offense. Series
    it will be a nev coaching staff in a new league with a new offense. Series Began: 1951, with Wyoming winning 10, Montana State University winning 0. No ties. 1961 Result: Wyoming 2 9, Montana State University, 0. 1962 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept, 15 Montana State University- Billings, Mont. Sept, 23 New Mexico Laramie, Wyo. Sept. 29 Washington State Laramie, Wyo. Oct. 6 University of Utah Laramie, Wyo. Oct. 13 Texas Western El Paso, Texas Oct. 27 Colorado State University Ft. Collins, Colo. Nov. 3 Air Force Air Force Academy Nov. 10 Utah State University Logan, Utah Nov. 17 Brigham Young University Provo, Utah GAME NUMBER TWO. University of North Dakota vs. Montana State University at Grand Forks, N. D. September 28, 1962. Head Coach: Marv (Whitey) Helling (Macalester, *U8 ) Assistants: Dewey Sundby, line coach, (Moorhead State, *51); Jerry Olson, backfield coach, (Valley City TC, *55)> and A1 Schultz, freshman coach, (Mankato State, *54). Athletic Director: L. R. Marti School Colors: Green and White Nicknames: Sioux, Nodaks Enrollment: 5>000 (estimated) President: George W. Starcher Faculty Athletic Representative: Dean Thomas J. Clifford Sports Information Director: Lee Bohnet Lettermen Returning: (13) -- Ends Bruce Breitting, Vern Hebert, Jack Marron, and Gary Sukut; tackles Louis Bosch, Dennis Hoffelt, and Neil. Reuter; guards Bob Enebek, Morris Paulsen, and Jack Perrin, quarterbacks Bob Glas and Gene Murphy, and fullback Dan Neppel. Losses: (8 ) — End Gene Tetrault, guards Charley Kankel, and Dick Nelson, center Duane Breitling; quarterback Bill Leifur; halfbacks Pepper Lysaker and Joe Taylor, and fullback Dave Walker. Promising Newcomers: End Dennis Olson, tackles Steve Indahl and Mel Boehland; guards Tom Felix and Don Gulseth; center Dale Neppel; halfbacks Duane Domack, Dave Osborn, Dick Riedberger, and Dick Wozney, and fullbacks Earl Edgar and Roger Sundahl.
    [Show full text]
  • 1962 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula
    University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014 Intercollegiate Athletics 9-1-1962 1962 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks Recommended Citation University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department, "1962 Grizzly Football Yearbook" (1962). Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014. 15. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks/15 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Intercollegiate Athletics at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY FALL 1962 Dear Century Club member: This 1962 Montana State University football brochure is sent to you through the courtesy of the MSU Athletic Department and MSU News Service. It contains a lot of useful information about the team, its coaches, players, and personnel. We hope you will find it a handy reference, and that we will be seeing you at Montana State University’s four home football games this fall. Sincerely, jacK u-ixxuxy Sports News Editor Montana State University GENERAL INFORMATION MSU AT A GLANCE Location: Missoula, Montana Population: 27,090 (city), 44,663 (county) MSU Enrollment: 3 >945
    [Show full text]
  • FB Guide 2019-Records2.Indd
    BBobcatobcat RecordRecord BBookook 22019019 Troy Andersen’s sophomore season was one for the ages (both photos by Dean Hendrickson), and Montana State fans fl ocked to Bobcat Stadium (photo below by Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez) 2200 YYearsears ooff BBobcatobcat SStadiumtadium The renovated Bobcat Stadium’s second game, September 1998 Bobcat legends (from left) Max Worthington, Tom Parac and Sonny Quarterback Holland review newly- DeNarius renovated Bobcat McGhee is Stadium in the summer carried off of 1998 the fi eld after leading MSU to its fi rst playoff win since 1984 The fi rst game featuring the Sonny Holland End Zone, 2011 22019019 BobcatBobcat RecordRecord BookBook Most Bobcat statistics and records are available for Bobcat football since 1956, which coincided with the arrival of the great Ken Nicholson as the school’s fi rst full-time Sports Information Director. While Nicholson’s work forms the foundations of MSU’s football records, considerable contributions have been made through the years by John Nicholson, Erica Hauge, Tanner Gooch, Dan Huffi ne, and many others. A special word of thanks go to those who have served on the Bobcat Stat Crew through the years, including: Larry Baker, Ralph Brigham, Mike Cavaness, Dori Cofer, Steve Erickson, Scott Heck, Dr. Tom Hildner, Dia Johnson, Mark Johnson, Lynn Lamberty, Jennifer Pomnichowski, the late Howard Rein, Leo Schlenker, Eric Strohmeier, and Larry Zwiefelhofer; and to those who assembled the crew, former Bobcat Sports Information Directors Ken Nicholson, Arnie Sgalio, Bruce Parker, and Steve Fenk. The information contained herein is compiled based on currently available data. To contribute season or individual game statistics please contact Bobcat Sports Information.
    [Show full text]
  • E W Kickoff Introduces Week-Long Sessions
    E W Kic koff Introduces Week-Long Sessions Assemblies, seminars, speak­ ers and worship ,vill :hjgbJight MSC's annual observance of Re­ ligious Emphasis Week, Sunday, January 19 through Thursday, January 23. Dr. Henry Eyring, Dean of the Graduate School and Pro­ fessor of chemistry at the Uni­ versity of Utah, in Salt Lake City, will speak on "Man's Place in the Scheme of Things", at an assembly at 10:15 Monday morn­ ing. Reverend Harry Kruener, "'ho will speak at an assembly Thursday morning, is Dean of the chapel at Denison Uruversi­ McConnell Sanderson Lokken Eyring Kroener Danielson ty in Granville, Ohio. He has degrees in philosophy, theology 1 Buff's Present Mixer and New Testament. , place of the formerly •1• :1:i e 1'I.E <> ::a:it a,::a:i.a, Seminars are scheduled in the ncd Ski Carnh·al Dance, SUB each afternoon from 3-4 Les Bouffons arc present­ and 4-5. These ,vill be scattered a mixer this Saturday throughout the building. Semin­ t. "The Four \'agabonds E=:lK:...E-0~ E=~"1- ars are also scheduled for each 1 Lanny" \\;II be featured. evening, beginrung at 8:00. Vol. -18, No. 11 )1ontana State College, Bozeman, Montana Friday, Jan. 17, 195 Topics for the seminars in­ clude "The Good and Bad of Re- 1igion", "Inter-Faith Marriages", niors Selected Gossack and Daw Star in REW's Comedy "Pray-Who Me?", ' 4The Six Worlds We Live In", "'Integra­ tion", "Christian Interpretation r Who's Who 'Tobias and the Angel' Starting Th ursday of Sex", and "Christian Faith Kay Gossack and Larry Daw phasis Week.
    [Show full text]
  • FB Gm Notes '13 #5.UND.Indd
    22013013 MontanaMontana StateState BobcatsBobcats #11/10 Montana State vs. North Dakota September 28 • Alerus Center • Grand Forks, ND Montana State University of THIS WEEK’S GAME BOBCATS NORTH DAKOTA KICKOFF: 2:35 pm CT/1:35 pm MT 2-2/0-0 Big Sky 1-2/0-0 Big Sky SITE: Grand Forks, ND STADIUM: Alerus Center RADIO: Bobcat Radio Network (Tyler MSU in ‘13 ............................................2-2 UND in ‘13............................................. 1-2 Wiltgen, Dan Davies, Riley Corcoran) Conf./Record ............................Big Sky/0-0 Conf./Record ........Big Sky Conference/0-0 TELEVISION: Max Media (Chris Byers, Home/Road .....................................2-0/0-2 Home/Road .....................................1-1/0-1 Mike Callaghan, Jeff Eberle) Grass/Turf ........................................0-0/2-2 Grass/Turf ........................................0-0/1-2 Day/Night .........................................1-0/1-2 Day/Night .........................................0-0/1-2 2012 MSU SCHEDULE HEAD COACH ............................. Rob Ash HEAD COACH ..................Chris Mussman Aug 29 Monmouth W 42-24 Alma Mater ........................ Cornell (Ia.)/’73 Alma Mater .......................... Iowa State/’90 Sept 7 at SMU L 30-31 Overall/Years ......................228-123-5/34th Overall/Years ...............................29-28/6th Sept 14 Colorado Mesa W 26-0 At MSU/Years ..............................52-24/7th At School/Years ................................. same Sept 21 at Stephen F. Austin L 38-52 vs UND ..................................................1-0
    [Show full text]
  • A History of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation
    A history of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department at Montana State University, 1893-1979 by William H McAlduff A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE in Physical Education Montana State University © Copyright by William H McAlduff (1979) Abstract: This study was a history of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department at Montana State University, 1893-1979. Source materials used in this study were classified as either primary or secondary and were subjected to internal and external criticism. The weighing of evidence, characterizing the results and generalizing on the findings were the methods employed to organize and record the history of the Department. The study was divided into five chapters: 1) Introduction, 2) Personnel, 3) Curriculum Development and Department Organization, 4) Facilities, and 5) Summary and Conclusions. This was done to allow for ease, design and reading of the final study. The growth and development of personnel, curriculum and facilities have paralleled each other throughout the history of the Department. In the early years, the lack of space prevented the development of a required program. The construction of Romney Gymnasium corrected this problem and as a result, a four year curriculum in Physical Education for men was started and physical education became a University requirement. These developments led to the development of a women’s four year curriculum and in addition, the hiring of more personnel. Over the last twelve years, rapid growth and expansion has been the result of the hiring of many new staff members, a majority who have terminal degrees.
    [Show full text]
  • 1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula
    University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014 Intercollegiate Athletics 9-1-1959 1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks Recommended Citation University of Montana—Missoula. Athletics Department, "1959 Grizzly Football Yearbook" (1959). Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014. 12. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/grizzlyfootball_yearbooks/12 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Intercollegiate Athletics at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Grizzly Football Yearbook, 1939-2014 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA .... 1959 U ta h S ta te D e n v e r B rig h am Y oung Colorado State W yom ing Montana State N ew M exico Gridiron Guide For Press, Radio, TV A Note Fror? ditor Here is 'flfiro U ntana University football guide, and in many resp ects th is isSttfr r ots a radical ch ange in th in k in g for th e M SU News Servicfei Thie printed format has been cast aside in favor of this multilitbtt^ copy, for a number of reasons: 1. First of all, this editor feels & g tiron guide printed before the season opens is ninety percent *d«t-6f; te after the first game. 2. Secondly, the News Service is of 'the nr n that we can spend MSU’s money in a better manner by providing \..*nprehensive advance stories, feature material, and pictures on a week-toAveek basis, emphasizing mailing to areas where games are being played on a given weekend rather than saturating the field prior to the season.
    [Show full text]
  • FB Guide 2012 Draft.Indd
    mmontanaontana sstatetate ffootballootball 22012012 22012012 BBobcatobcat FFootballootball QQuickuick FFactsacts MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Name (Founded) ........... Montana State University (1893) Location ...................................................... Bozeman, MT Enrollment ............................................................... 13,500 President ..............................................Dr. Waded Cruzado Athletic Director .... Peter Fields (Maine-Presque Isle/’79) ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Assistant AD, Media Relations/FB Contact ...Bill Lamberty Offi ce/Cell Phone ................406/994-5133, 406/580-6781 E-mail Address [email protected] Sports Information Director ............................Tom Schulz Offi ce/Cell Phone ................406/994-5130, 406/580-6786 E-mail Address ......................... [email protected] Assistant Director/New Media ..............Leslie Masterpaul Offi ce Phone .................................................406/994-5349 E-mail Address [email protected] 2011 REVIEW Athletics Fax Number ..................................406/994-2278 Record Overall/Conference ........................ 10-3/7-1, T1st Web Site .........................................www.msubobcats.com # Weeks Ranked .............................................................15 Final Ranking ................................................................7/7 TEAM INFORMATION FCS Playoffs ..................26-25 vs. UNH, 13-49 vs. SHSU Affi liation/Conference .................NCAA
    [Show full text]