Editors note: The Redbook is The University of Montana Athletic Department’s handwritten history by George “Jiggs” Dahlberg dating from 1897 through the 1980 season. Guy Cleveland

“Prospects for a first class team were not Montana’s All-Time Coaching Results 1897-2011 very bright at the start of the 1899 season when COACH...... ALMA MATER...... YEAR(S)...... W... PCI* Guy Cleveland took over the team. Scarce any Fred Smith...... Cornell ...... 1897 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 .333 of the old players were back and positions had Sgt. F.B. Searight...... Stanford ...... 1898 ...... 3...... 2 ...... 0 .600 to be filled with untried material.” Guy Cleveland ...... Montana ...... 1899...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 0 .333 “In the first game against the Anaconda Frank Bean ...... Wisconsin ...... 1900-01...... 2...... 4..... , , 0 .333 Athletic Club, Coach Cleveland played right Dewitt Peck...... Iowa State ...... 1902...... 0...... 3,.... 0 ,000 halfback. He made the two touchdowns and kicked goal both times to win for the varsity.” H.B. Conibear ...... Illinois...... 1903-04...... 5...... 7„„. 0 ,416 -The Redbook F.W. Schuie...... Wisconsin ...... 1905-06...... 4...... 7 ...... , 0 .363 Albion Findley ...... Wisconsin ...... 1907...... 4...... 1..... 1 ,80 0 Frank Bean Roy White ...... Iowa...... 1908-09...... 7 ...... 2..... 2 .7 77 1900-1901 Robert Cary ...... Montana ...... 1910-11...... 5...... 3..... 1 .625 “Frank Bean from the Lt. W.C. Philoon...... West Point...... 1912...... 4...... 3...., 0 .571 University of Wisconsin was A.G. Heilman...... Franklin-Marshall ...... 1913-14...... 8...... 4...... ,.1 .666 selected as coach. A game Jerry Nissen...... Washington State...... 1S15-17...... 7...... 7 ...... 3 .500 with Anaconda failed to ______materialize, therefore, the Bernie Bierman ...... Minnesota ...... 1919-21...... 9..., ...... 9...... 3 =500 only game scheduled in 1900 was with Montana J.W. Stewart...... Geneva...... 1922-23 ...... 7...... 8...... 0 .466 State College.” - The Redbook Earl Clark...... Montana ...... 7.... •4 ...... 1924-25...... 8..,.. =466 “The unsuccessful season was due to the lack Frank Milburn...... West Point...... 1926-30...... ,18....,...22...... „ 3 .450 of experienced players. We had no experienced Bernard Oakes ...... Illinois ...... 1931-34...... 1 =266 quarterback.” ( Kaimin, student paper) Doug Fessenden...... Illinois ...... 1935-41...... 32...,...25..... 4 .561 Clyde Carpenter ...... Montana...... 1942...... 0..,...... 8..... 0 .000 Dewitt Peek, 1902 George Dahlberg. , ....Montana...... 1945...... 1 ...... 4.,.,. ,...0 .200 This season saw the organization of the Northwest Intercollegiate Athletic Associa­ Doug Fessenden...... Illinois ...... 1946-48...... 14...... 15...... ,,,,0 =482 tion. Nine Northwest colleges were represent­ Ted Shipkev ...... Stanford ...... 1949-51 ..... , 12...... 16..... 0 =428 ed at a meeting which was held in Spokane. Ed Chinske...... Montana...... 1952-54...... 8...... 18...... 1 ,307 Jerry Williams...... Washington State ...... 1955-57...... 6...... 23,,,.,,. 0 .206 H .B . Conibear Ray Jenkins...... Colorado ...... 1958-63 .....,...14...... 43...... 0 =245 1903-1904 Hugh Davidson ...... Colorado ...... 1964-66...... 8...... 20...... 0 =285 “Hiram Conibear Jack Swarthout...... Montan a...... 1967-75...... 51 ...... 41...... 1 .554 coached at Illinois Gene Carlson ...... Montana...... 1976-79 ...... 16.,.. ...25...... ,0 =390 University before Larry Donovan ...... Nebraska...... 1980-85 ...... 25...... 37 ...... 1 =403 coming to UM. Don Read ...... Sacramento State...... 1986-95...... 85...... 36..... 0 =702 The 1903 team was Mick Dennehy...... Montana ...... 1996-99...... 39...... 12...... 0 ,756 the first university football team to be sent Joe Glenn...... South Dakota...... 2000-02...... 39...... 6 ...... 0 .8 67 out of the state to compete in an athletic Bobby Hauck ...... Montana...... 2003-09...... 80..., ... 17 ...... 0 .8 25 Robin Pflugrad ...Portland State ...... 2010-2011...... 18...... 7...... 0 .720 Coach Conibear will be remembered by University of Montana fans for at least one *Ties not computed in percentage. contribution, his 1904 team ran up the biggest score in football history against Fred Smith F.B. Seabright Montana State College, 79-0.” — 'The Redbook 1898 ‘Two years after The “Sgt. B.F. Seabright, F.W. Schuie University of Montana a graduate and former 1905-1906 opened its doors to stu­ player at Stanford, was A writeup of the dents, the first football a coach, in 1898. He was 1906 season by Coach ------team was organized. engaged by the univer­ Schuie in the yearbook Professor Fred D. Smith, chemistry sity as instructor in gen­ says, “as interesting and professor and former football player at Cornell eral athletics. Students raised an initial SI 10 as spectacular a game University, volunteered to coach the to help pay the coach’s salary.” of football as the writer football team. Twenty-four men turned out. Charles Allard kicked the first field goal has seen in the far west was played on the No uniforms were available so many of in the state of Montana at the Thanksgiving Montana field on October 19th. Our men the players used makeshift clothing.” game vs. the Montana State College Aggies in succeeded in holding Washington State’s — The Redbook Missoula. Montana won 16-0.”-- The Redbook undefeated team to the closest score made against them this season.” ALL-TIME RESULTS F.W. Schuie (Wisconsin) at Utah State...... L„ .1 7 - 0 1905-1906 (4-7) a t U ta h ...... L., . 1 0 - 3 Fred Smith (Cornell) 1905 (2-3) M ontana State.. ,W „ . 3 9 - 3 1897 (1-2-3) U tah ...... L... .4 2 - 0 a t G o n z a g a ...... W.. . 1 8 - 6 at Whitman College ...... L...... 5 - 0 1897 (1-2-3) A.G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) Missoula “Tigers” ...... T .... 0-0 at Washington State ...... L... .2 8 - 6 Utah S ta te ...... W... .2 3 - 0 1913-14(8-4-1) M issoula “Tigers” ...... T. .... 0-0 1913 (2-4) Fort Shaw Indians ...... W... . 88-0 M issoula “Tigers” ...... T. .... 0-0 at Washington State ...... L ...... 3 4 -9 Butte Business College ...... L. .. 2 0 -4 1906 (2-4) Utah S ta te ...... L ...... 9 -7 M ontana State ...... W. .. 1 8 -6 Fort Shaw Indians ...... W . .3 2 - 6 at Montana State ...... W ...... 7 -0 at Butte Business College L. .2 6 - 1 0 W ashington State ...... L . ... 5 - 0 M ontana State ...... W ...... 2 0 -0 Spokane Athletic C lub.... .W . . 11-0 SGT. F.B. Seabright (Stanford) at G o n z a g a ...... L ...... 1 6 -7 a t U ta h ...... L . . 4 2 - 0 at Whitman College ...... L ...... 3 5 -0 1898 (3-2) at Utah State ...... L . .1 6 - 6 1898 (3-2) 1914(6-0-1) Ex-Collegians ...... L. ...6-0 Helena High School ...... L...... 6 -5 Butte Ram blers ...... W ...... 8 7 -0 A naconda Ath. Club ...... L...... 1 8 -0 Albion Findlay (W isconsin) W ashington State ...... W ...... 1 0 -0 Helena Athletic Club ...... W ...... 5 -0 1907 (4-1-1) at I d a h o ...... T ...... 0 -0 at Montana State ...... W ...... 6 -0 1907 (4-1-1) Utah S ta te ...... W ...... 3 2 -0 M ontana State ...... W ...... 1 6 -0 Montana W esleyan ...... W ...... 6 2 - 0 M ontana State ...... W ...... 2 6 -9 Fort Shaw Indians ...... W ...... 2 8 - 0 North Dakota State ...... W ...... 1 3 -0 G uy Cleveland (Montana) at Wash. State ...... L ...... 3 8 - 0 atG o n z a g a ...... W ...... 1 9 -0 1899 (1-2) M ontana Tech ...... W ...... 12-0 1899 (1-2) Jerry Nissen (Washington State) Spokane Athletic C lub ...... W ...... 12-0 Anaconda Ath. Club ...... W ...... 1 2 - 5 1915-1917(7-7-3) at Montana Tech ...... T ...... 0-0 at Montana State ...... L...... 3 8 - 0 1915 (2-2-2) M ontana State ...... L...... 5 - 0 R oy White (Iowa) I d a h o ...... W ...... 1 5 -3 1908-1909 (7-2-2) at South Dakota ...... L ...... 1 0 -7 Frank Bean (W isconsin) 1908 (1-2-1) at North Dakota ...... T ...... 1 0 -1 0 1900-1901 (2-4) Montana State ...... T.... . 0-0 at Washington State ...... L ...... 2 7 -7 1900 (O-l) M ontana Tech ...... W.... . 8 - 5 Butte Centervilles ...... W ...... 5 0 -0 Montana State ...... L...... 12-11 at Montana Tech ...... L.... . 5 - 4 S y r a c u s e ...... T ...... 6 -6 1901 (2-3) at Montana State ...... L ... . 5 - 0 1916 (4-1-1) Ft. Shaw Indians ...... L...... No S c o re 1909 (6-0-1) at South Dakota ...... W ...... 1 1 -0 Butte High School ...... L ...... 2 5 -1 1 Missoula High ...... ,W„ . 3 3 - 0 atG o n z a g a ...... W ...... 2 0 -0 Fort M issoula ...... W ...... No S c o re Fort Shaw Indians ...... ,W„ .5 2 -0 at Washington State ...... L...... 2 7 -0 Fort M issoula ...... W ...... 2 6 -0 at Montana Tech ...... T. ...0-0 W hitman College...... W ...... 1 7 -0 at Montana State ...... L...... 3 1 -0 at Montana State ...... ,W„ ...3 -0 at Montana State ...... T ...... 6 -6 D ewitt Peck (Iowa State) Fort M issoula ...... ,W„ . 4 2 - 0 at I d a h o ...... W ...... 2 0 -1 3 1902 (0-2) M ontana Tech ...... W.. . 2 4 - 0 1917(1-4) 1902 (0-2) M ontana State ...... ,W.. .1 5 - 5 U tah S ta te ...... L...... 21-6 at Whitman College ...... L...... 1 4 - 3 Montana Tech ...... L .... .1 6 - 0 Robert Cary (Montana) M ontana State ...... L.... . 3 8 - 0 M ontana State ...... W ...... 9 - 7 1910-11 (5-3-1) W ashington State ...... L ...... 2 8 - 0 H.B. Conibear (Illinois) 1910(3-2-1) Id a h o ...... L ...... 1 4 - 3 Montana Tech...... W.. ...8-0 1903-1904 (5-7) 1918 1903 (2-5) at Montana State ...... T.. ...0-0 No team was organized to the World War I and also Fort M issoula ...... W.. . 3 2 - 0 Utah S ta te ...... L.. ...5 -3 the influenza epidemic. atG o n z a g a ...... L.. .1 7 - 5 Fort M issoula ...... W.. . 11-0 M ontana Tech ...... L.. . 1 9 - 0 at Montana Tech ...... W.. ...3 - 0 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) at Montana Tech ...... L.. . 2 3 - 0 M ontana State...... W.. . 10-0 1919-1921 (9-9-3) at Idaho...... L.. . 2 8 - 0 1911 (2-1) 1919 (2-3-2) at Washington State ...... L.. . 3 2 - 0 at Montana Tech ...... W. . 12-0 Montana W esleyan ...... W ...... 2 6 -7 at Montana State ...... L.. . 1 3 - 6 Utah S ta te ...... L. ...8-0 at Utah State ...... L ...... 4 7 -0 1904 (3-2) Poison Independents .... .W. .2 8 - 6 M ontana Tech ...... W ...... 2 8 -6 W hitman College ...... T ...... 6 -6 Fort M issoula ...... W.. . 10-0 Lt. W.C. P h iloon (W est Point) at I d a h o ...... L...... 7 -0 at U ta h ...... L.. . 1 7 - 0 1912 (4-2) at Utah State ...... W.. ...5 -0 at Montana State ...... T ...... 6 -6 1912 (4-2) W ashington State ...... L...... 4 2 -1 4 W ashington State ...... L.. ...6 -5 Missoula High ...... W ...... 2 8 -0 M ontana State ...... W.. . 7 9 - 0 at Montana State ...... W ...... 2 4 -1 3 at Montana State ...... W ...... 7 -0 at Pacific College ...... L...... 6 -0 2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBAL Griz Football I

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1926 (3-5) at Oregon State ...... L...... 1 9 - 0 Oregon State ...... L . ...4 9 - 0 at U S C ...... L...... 6 9 - 0 Id a h o ...... L. .2 7 - 1 2 # in B utte 1920 (4-3) at Washington State. ..L . ...1 4 - 6 1932 (2-7) Mt. Saint Charles* ...... W. .1 3 3 - 0 Montana State# ...... W . ...2 7 - 0 at W ashington ...... W. .1 8 - 1 4 Anaconda Anodes ...... W ...... 2 5 - 0 at G o n z a g a ...... L . ...10-6 at W ashington ...... L...... 2 6 - 1 3 M ontana W esleyan ...... W. .3 4 - 1 4 W hitman College .... .W . ...5 6 - 7 at Whitman College ...... L. ...1 3 - 7 Carroll College ...... W ...... 1 4 - 8 UC D a v is...... W . ...21-0 M ontana State ...... W. ...2 8 - 0 Id a h o ...... L...... 1 9 - 6 at Southern Cal ...... L. ...6 1 - 0 at U C L A...... L...... 3 2 - 0 Id a h o ...... L. ...2 0 - 7 #i n B utte at Washington State ...... L. ...3 1 - 0 M ontana S tate# ...... L...... 1 9 - 7 * Now named Carroll College 1927 (3-4-1) at Washington State ...... L...... 3 1 - 0 Butte Centervilles ... ,W„ ...1 9 - 0 Oregon State ...... L...... 3 5 - 6 1921 (3-3-1) Mt. Saint Charles .... .w.. 8-0 atG o n z a g a ...... L...... 5 6 - 1 3 Idaho Tech College* ...... W. .2 5 - 0 at Washington State. ..L.. ...3 5 - 0 #i n B utte at W ashington ...... L. .2 8 - 7 at W ashington ...... L.. ...3 2 - 0 W hitman College ...... L. .1 4 - 6 1933 (3-4) at I d a h o ...... L.. ...4 2 - 6 at Oregon State ...... L...... 20-0 at I d a h o ...... L. .3 5 - 7 at California ...... L.. .3 3 - 1 3 at Montana State ...... W. . 1 4 - 7 W ashington State ...... L...... 1 3 - 7 M ontana State# ...... W.. 6-0 North Dakota State ...... W. ... 7 - 6 at I d a h o ...... L...... 12-6 at G o n z a g a ...... T.. 0-0 M ontana S tate# ...... W ...... 3 2 - 0 G o n z a g a ...... T. ...0-0 #i n B utte * Now named Idaho State at S ta n f o r d ...... L...... 3 3 - 7 1928 (4-5-1) atG o n z a g a ...... W ...... 1 3 - 7 J.W. Stewart (Geneva) Butte Centervilles ... .W . . 1 3 - 0 Utah S ta te ...... W ...... 2 6 - 0 1922-1923 (7-8) A naconda Anodes.... .W . . 1 3 - 0 #i n B utte 1922 (3-4) Washington State ... ..L . . 2 6 - 6 1934 (2-5-1) at W ashington ...... L...... 2 6 - 0 W a s h in g to n ...... L . . 2 5 - 0 at Washington State ...... L ...... 2 7 - 0 M ontana W esleyan ...... W...... 3 7 - 0 M ontana Tech ...... W . . 20-0 at U C L A...... L ...... 1 6 - 0 Idaho Tech College ...... W... .1 5 - 1 2 M ontana S tate# ...... T . ...0-0 M ontana Tech ...... W ...... 4 8 - 0 at G o n z a g a ...... L...... 3 7 - 6 at O re g o n ...... L . . 3 1 - 6 Id a h o ...... L...... 1 3 - 6 M ontana State ...... W... 7 -6 at Oregon State ...... L. . 4 4 - 0 M ontana S tate# ...... W ...... 2 5 - 0 W hitman College ...... L...... 1 3 - 0 at G o n z a g a ...... W . . ..7 - 0 at O re g o n ...... L ...... 1 3 - 0 Id a h o ...... L...... 3 9 - 0 Id a h o ...... L. . 2 1 - 7 at Oregon State ...... T ...... 7 - 7 1923 (4-4) #i n B utte atG o n z a g a ...... L ...... 6 - 4 Mt. Saint Charles ...... W...... 2 7 - 0 1929 (3-5-1) #i n B utte at I d a h o ...... L ...... 4 0 - 0 Anaconda Anodes.... .W. ...1 8 - 2 M ontana Tech ...... W...... 2 5 - 0 Mt. Saint Charles .... ,W. ...1 9 - 0 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) G o n z a g a ...... L...... 2 5 - 2 at W ashington ...... T. 6-6 1935-1941 (32-25-4) at Whitman College ...... W...... 1 6 - 7 at I d a h o ...... L. ...1 9 - 0 1935 (1-5-2) at W ashington ...... L... .2 6 - 1 4 Intermountain ...... W. ...4 5 - 0 a t U S C ...... L. ...9 - 0 M ontana State# ...... 1 4 - 1 2 M ontana State#...... W. . 20-0 Earl Clark (Montana) at California ...... 5 3 - 1 8 Washington State ...... L. .1 3 - 7 1924-1925 (7-8-1) W ashington State ...... 1 3 - 0 a t I d a h o ...... L. .1 4 - 7 1924 (4-4) at U C L A...... 1 4 - 0 at W ashington...... L. .3 3 - 7 Mt. Saint Charles ...... W..., ...4 0 - 7 #i n B utte G o n z a g a ~ ...... T. ...7 - 7 Id a h o ...... L..., .4 1 - 1 3 at S ta n f o r d ...... L. .3 2 - 0 1930 (5-3) Oregon State ...... T. ... 0-0 at W ashington ...... L...... 5 2 - 7 Anaconda Anodes.... .W . .1 8 - 1 4 #i n B utte in Great Falls at Montana Tech ...... W.... .1 0 6 - 6 Mt. Saint Charles .... ,W . ...5 2 - 0 .2 0 - 1 4 G o n z a g a ...... L.... at W ashington ...... L.. ...2 7 - 0 1936 (6-3) Pacific University ...... W...... 6 1 - 7 M ontana S tate# .... .W .. ...1 3 - 6 at Washington State...... 1 9 - 0 at S ta n fo rd ...... L...... 4 1 - 3 at Washington State. .. L., ...6 1 - 0 a t U C L A...... 3 0 - 0 at Whitman College ...... W...... 20-0 Idaho Southern Branch .4 5 - 1 3 ai waiiiui i ua ...... 1925 (3-4-1) at G o n z a g a ...... w ...... 27 -1 5 G o n z a g a ...... 6-0 W ashington State ...... L 9-0 I d a h o ...... w ...... 12 -6 Montana State# ...... 2 7 - 0 at W ashington ...... L ...3 0-1 0 # i n B utte at Oregon State ...... 1 4 - 7 G o n z a g a #...... T ...1 4-1 4 I d a h o ...... 1 6 - 0 M ontana Tech ...... W 5 7 -0 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) San Francisco# ...... 2 4 - 7 at Oregon State ...... L 27-7 1931-1934 (8-22-1) North Dakota ...... 1 3 - 6 at I d a h o ...... W ...2 0-1 4 1931 (1-6) * Idaho State a t U S C ...... L 27-7 Mt. Saint Charles ...... L ...... 2-0 # i n B utte Montana State ...... W 29-7 at W ashington ...... L ...... 25 -0 # i n B utte a t I d a h o ...... L ...... 21 -1 9 Washington State ...... L ...... 13 -0 Frank Milburn (West Point) Montana State# ...... W ...... 37 -6 1926-1930 (18-22-3) m ______I______ALL-TIME RESULTS Clyde Carpenter (Montana) Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 1942 (0-8) 1949-1951 (12-16) 1937 (7-1) 1942 (0-8) 1949 (5-4) Whitman College ...... W. ..2 5 - 0 Brigham Young ...... L...... 1 2 -6 South D akota'' ...... W ...... 3 3 -1 3 at Texas Tech ...... W. ..1 3 - 6 M a th e rs A F B ...... L...... 1 9 -1 3 at Washington State ...... L...... 1 3 -7 Oklahoma City# ...... W. ..3 6 - 6 at Wash. State ...... L...... 6 8 -1 6 at Utah State ...... W ...... 1 8 -1 3 San Francisco ~ ...... W. ..1 3 - 7 at W ashington ...... L...... 3 5 -0 at Colorado State ...... L...... 2 7 -1 2 M ontana State ~ ...... W. ..1 9 - 0 Id a h o ...... L...... 2 1 -0 at Oregon State ...... L...... 6 3 -1 4 G o n z a g a ...... W. ..2 3 - 0 at Oregon State ...... L ...... 3 3 -0 Id a h o ...... L...... 4 7 -1 9 M ontana State# ...... W ...... 3 4 -1 2 at I d a h o ...... L. ....6-0 at California ...... L...... 1 3 -0 North Dakota ...... W. ..1 4 - 3 at U S C ...... L...... 3 8 -0 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 1 9 -6 #in Great Falls 1943-1944 Brigham Young ...... W ...... 2 5 -1 8 ~ in B utte Due to World War II, M ontana did not field a football ''in Billings team. Football was cancelled in 1944. # i n B utte 1938 (5-3-1) Cheney Normal College* W. ..2 7 - 0 1950 (5-5) George Dahlberg (Montana) at Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 52-0 at San Francisco ...... T. ....0-0 1945 (1-4) D e P a u l...... W. ....7 - 6 at I d a h o ...... W ...... 2 8 -2 7 1945 (1-4) at O re g o n ...... L...... 2 1 -1 3 Texas T e c h ...... L. 1 9 -1 3 at Utah State ...... L...... 4 4 -1 3 at North Dakota ...... L. ....7 - 0 W ashington State ...... L...... 1 4 -7 at I d a h o ...... L...... 4 6 -0 M ontana State# ...... W ...... 33-0 Id a h o ...... L. ..1 9 - 6 at Farragut Naval Base ...... L...... 2 1 -1 3 atG o n z a g a ...... W. ....9 - 0 at Oregon State ...... L...... 2 0 -0 Pocatello M arines ...... W ...... 3 6 -6 Pu g e t S o u n d ...... W ...... 35-7 M ontana State# ...... W. ..1 3 - 0 Farragut Naval B ase ...... L...... 1 8 -1 3 at A riz o n a ...... W. ....7 - 0 at N e v a d a...... L...... 1 9 -1 3 * Now named Eastern Washington D oug Fessenden Utah S ta te ...... W ...... 3 8 -7 # i n B utte 1946-1948 (14-15) San Jose S tate'' ...... L...... 32-7 1946 (4-4) #i n B utte 1939 (3-5) ~ in Hawaii P o rtla n d ...... W. ....9 - 0 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 3 1 -7 Colorado State ...... W ...... 2 6 -0 1951 (2-7) San Francisco ...... L. ..12-6 at O re g o n ...... L...... 3 4 -0 at W ashington ...... L...... 5 8 -7 M ontana State (in Butte) ...... W. ....6-0 New M e x ic o ...... W ...... 2 5 -7 at UCLA...... L. .. 20-6 M ontana State# ...... W ...... 2 0 -7 a t I d a h o ...... W. ..1 3 - 0 Utah S ta te ...... L...... 2 6 -0 D e n v e r ...... L...... 5 5 -0 at W ashington ...... L. ....9 - 0 Id a h o ...... W ...... 1 9 -0 Id a h o ...... L...... 1 2 -9 G o n z a g a ...... L. ..2 3 - 0 at U C L A...... L...... 6 1 -7 at Montana State# ...... W ...... 3 8 -0 at Texas Tech ...... L. ..1 3 - 0 at W ashington ...... L...... 2 1 -0 at Utah State ...... L...... 1 9 -6 W y o m in g ...... L...... 3 4 -7 at A riz o n a ...... L. ....6-0 #i n B utte Colorado State ...... L...... 3 4 -6 1940 (4-4-1) 1947 (7-4) Eastern W ashington ...... W. ....9 - 0 at Eastern W ashington...... W ...... 2 1 -0 at Washington State ...... L...... 4 7 -1 0 at Washington State ...... L. ..1 3 - 0 Po rtla n d ...... W ...... 2 1 -0 #i n B utte Texas T e c h ...... L. 3 2 -1 9 at A riz o n a ...... L...... 4 0 -7 at Utah State ...... L...... 1 3 -7 Ed Chinske (Montana) M ontana State# ...... W. ....6-0 1952-1954 (8-18-1) G o n z a g a #...... W. 1 3 -1 0 M ontana State# ...... L...... 1 3 -1 2 at Washington State ...... W ...... 1 3 -1 2 1952 (2-7-1) at O re g o n ...... L. ..3 8 - 0 U tah S ta te ...... L...... 7 -0 at I d a h o ...... W ...... 2 1 -0 Id a h o ...... W. 2 8 -1 8 at W yoming...... L ...... 1 4 -0 at California ...... L...... 6 0 -1 4 at San Diego M arines ...... L. 3 8 -2 0 Brigham Young ...... L...... 2 8 -7 Colorado State ...... W ...... 4 1 -7 at P o r tla n d ...... T. ....0-0 at D e n v e r ...... W ...... 1 7 -7 at H aw aii...... W ...... 1 4 -1 2 #i n B utte at Colorado State ...... L...... 4 1 -0 at Hawaii All-Stars...... W ...... 2 8 -1 4 1941 (6-3) at O re g o n ...... T ...... 1 4 -1 4 at Brigham Young ...... W. ..2 0 - 7 #i n B utte M ontana State ...... W ...... 3 5 -1 2 North Dakota State ...... W. ..2 7 - 0 1948 (3-7) at I d a h o ...... L...... 2 7 -0 at U C L A...... L. ..1 4 - 7 Eastern Washington ~ ...... L...... 1 2 -7 at San Jose State ...... L...... 3 9 -2 0 atG o n z a g a ...... W. ..1 3 - 6 Utah S ta te ...... L...... 1 8 -7 at New Mexico ...... L...... 1 2 -6 M ontana State# ...... W. 2 3 -1 3 P a c if ic...... W ...... 2 7 -0 W ashington State ...... L...... 4 8 -0 1953 (3-5) at W ashington ...... L. .. 21-0 at Brigham Young ...... L...... 2 7 -1 3 North Dakota ...... W. ..1 3 - 6 M ontana State# ...... W ...... 1 4 -0 W y o m in g ...... L...... 2 7 -7 at I d a h o ...... W. ..1 6 - 0 at I d a h o ...... L...... 3 9 -0 Id a h o ...... L ...... 2 0 -1 2 at Brigham Young ...... L...... 2 6 -2 0 at Oregon State ~ ...... L. ..2 7 - 0 at D e n v e r ...... W ...... 2 2 -1 3 #i n B utte College of Pacific ...... L...... 3 2 -1 4 Colorado State ...... W ...... 3 2 -3 1 at S ta n fo rd ...... L ...... 3 9 -7 ^ in Portland New M e x ic o ...... L...... 4 1 -1 3 North Dakota ...... W ...... 4 7 -7 at Utah State ...... L...... 3 3 -1 4 ~ in Great Falls #in Butte at Montana State ...... W ...... 3 2 -1 3

2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBA1 ALL-TIME RESULTS I d a h o ...... L ..1 4 - 6 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) M ontana State ...... L .. 20-6 1964-1966 (8-20) at San Diego ...... L 2 4 -1 3 1964 (3-6) 1954 (3-6) #in Billings British Columbia ...... W ...... 2 9 -2 4 Fort Lewis (Wash.)., .W. ...3 1 - 7 1959 (1-8) at P a c ific...... L...... 2 3 -7 a t Io w a ...... L. ...4 8 - 6 North Dakota ...... L 2 7 -1 9 at New Mexico ...... L...... 2 0 -0 at D e n v e r ...... L. .1 9 - 1 3 W y o m in g #...... L ..5 8 - 0 Utah S ta te ...... L...... 4 1 -0 Utah S ta te ...... W. .2 0 - 1 3 at Brigham Young ...... W .. 12-0 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 2 0 -1 2 at Brigham Young...... L. ...1 9 - 7 D e n v e r ...... L 2 7 -1 2 W estern Illinois ...... W ...... 7 -0 at Colorado S tate...... L. . 3 7 -3 4 at Utah State ...... L .. 2 8 -0 at Idaho State ...... L ...... 1 4 -7 at New M exico ...... L. .2 0 - 1 4 New M e x ic o ...... L 5 5 -1 4 M ontana State ...... L...... 3 0 -6 M ontana State ...... W. .2 5 -2 1 Colorado State ...... L 2 6 -1 6 at San Diego M arines ...... L...... 4 3 -7 Utah ...... L. .4 1 - 2 0 at Montana State ...... L ..4 0 - 6 1965 (4-6) Jerry Williams (Washington State) at I d a h o ...... L ....9 - 6 a t U ta h ...... L ...... 2 8 -1 3 1955-1957 (6-23) #in Billings South Dakota# ...... L ...... 1 5 -1 4 1955 (3-7) 1960 (5-5) Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 1 6 -0 a t H o u s to n ...... L...... 5 4 -1 2 at North Dakota ...... W 2 1 -1 4 at Weber State ...... W ...... 1 5 -1 4 W y o m in g #...... L ...... 3 5 - 0 W y o m in g #...... L ..1 4 - 0 at Utah State ...... L ...... 5 4 -2 1 Brigham Young ...... W ...... 2 7 -1 3 Utah S ta te ...... L 14-12 Id a h o ...... L...... 3 5 -7 D enver...... L ...... 6 1 -1 3 Id a h o ...... W 1 8 -1 4 P a c if ic...... W ...... 1 3 -7 at Utah State ...... L...... 3 2 - 6 at D e n v e r ...... W 2 6 -1 2 at Montana State ...... L...... 2 4 -7 New M e x ic o ...... W ...... 1 9 -1 4 Brigham Young ...... L ....7 - 6 at Western M ichigan ...... L...... 1 7 -1 4 Colorado State ...... L..., .1 2 - 7 at Colorado State ...... W 2 6 -1 4 at Portland S tate ...... W ...... 3 3 -7 at Montana State ...... W.... .1 9 - 0 M ontana State ...... W ..10-6 #in Billings at A riz o n a ...... L..„ .2 9 - 0 at U ta h ...... L ..1 6 - 6 1966 (1-8) at I d a h o ...... L.... .3 1 - 0 at New Mexico ...... L .. 2 4 -6 North D akota# ...... L...... 3 0 -6 #in Billings #in Billings at South Dakota ...... L...... 2 1 -7 1956 (1-9) 1961 (2-6) Portland State ...... W ...... 1 0 -0 a t A riz o n a ...... L.... .2 7 - 1 2 W y o m in g #...... L ..2 9 - 0 W e b e r S t a t e ...... L...... 2 8 -0 at U ta h ...... L...... 2 6 -6 at Utah State ...... L ..5 4 - 6 at P a c ific...... L...... 2 8 -0 at D e n v e r ...... L.... . 2 2 - 1 3 New M e x ic o ...... W ..4 0 - 8 at Idaho State ...... L...... 1 7 -1 4 Utah S ta te ...... L.... .2 7 - 1 3 at Brigham Young ...... L ....7 - 6 at Northern Arizona ...... L...... 3 4 -8 Brigham Young ...... W.... .2 1 - 1 3 Utah ...... L 2 4 -1 2 M ontana State ...... L ...... 3 8 -0 at Colorado State ...... L.... . 3 4 -2 0 Colorado State ...... W 2 2 -1 9 at I d a h o ...... L ...... 4 0 -6 M ontana State ...... L.... .3 3 - 1 3 at Montana State ...... L ..1 0 - 9 #in Billings W y o m in g #...... L.... .3 4 - 1 3 Idaho ~ ...... L 1 6 -1 4 at New Mexico ...... L.... .1 4 - 1 3 #in Billings Jack Swarthout (Montana) Id a h o ...... L...... 1 4 - 0 ' ' i n B o ise 1967-1975 (51-41-1) #in Billings 1967 (7-3) 1962 (5-5) at North Dakota ...... W ...... 1 9 -1 4 1957 (2-7) W y o m in g #...... L ..1 3 - 0 South D akota# ...... W ...... 7 -3 a t U ta h ...... L.... .3 2 - 1 3 at North Dakota ...... L ..1 4 - 8 at Weber State ...... W ...... 1 3 -1 2 W y o m in g #...... L...... 2 0 - 7 at Utah State ...... L 4 3 -2 0 P a c if ic...... W ...... 2 1 -7 at Brigham Young ...... L...... 2 0 - 7 I d a h o ...... W 2 2 -1 6 Id a h o ...... L...... 1 9 -1 4 D e n v e r ...... L.... . 2 6 - 1 3 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ..2 5 - 6 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 2 0 -0 at Utah State ...... W.... .3 5 - 2 5 Brigham Young ...... L .. 2 7 -0 N orthern Arizona ...... W ...... 1 0 -7 New M e x ic o ...... W...... 21-6 at Idaho State ...... W 2 2 -1 5 at Montana State ...... L ...... 1 4 -8 at I d a h o ...... L.... . 3 1 - 1 3 M ontana State ...... W 3 6 -1 9 at Utah State ...... L ...... 2 0 -1 4 at Montana State ...... L.... . 2 2 - 1 3 at New M exico ...... L 4 1 -1 2 at Portland S tate ...... W ...... 5 5 -7 Colorado State ...... L...... 1 9 - 7 at Colorado State ...... W 1 6 -1 5 #in Billings #in Billings #in Billings 1968 (2-7) 1963 (1-9) Ray Jenkins (Colorado) North D akota# ...... W ...... 3 7 -1 0 at British Columbia ...... W ..1 6 - 0 at South Dakota ...... L...... 2 1 -0 1958-1963 (14-43) W y o m in g #...... 3 5 -0 1958 (0-10) Portland State ...... W ...... 5 8 -0 North Dakota ...... 1 9 -1 3 Utah S ta te ...... L...... 5 0 -3 at U tah ...... L...... 20-6 at Brigham Young ...... 2 7 -0 W y o m in g #...... L...... 21-14 at I d a h o ...... L...... 56-45 Idaho S ta te ...... 1 4 -1 3 at Idaho State ...... L...... 23-13 at New Mexico...... L...... 44-16 Utah S ta te ...... 6 2 -6 at D enver ...... M ontana State ...... L...... 29-24 ...... L...... 29-0 at New M exico ...... 2 4 -6 Utah S ta te ...... L...... 27-13 W e b e r S t a t e ...... L...... 2 0 -1 6 at Weber State ...... 1 9 -1 3 at Northern Arizona ...... L...... 1 8 -0 Brigham Young...... L...... 41-12 at Montana State ...... 1 8 - 3 at Colorado State ...... L...... 57-7 #in Billings Colorado State ...... 20-12 #in Billings 2011 BSC CHAMPIONS I GOGRIZ.COM ■ ALL-TIME RESULTS

ALL-TIME RESULTS at Northern Arizona ...... L. .1 4 - 1 0 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 2 8 - 7 South Dakota ...... W. . 3 1 - 1 9 at Nevada Las Vegas ...... L...... 2 5 - 1 7 Idaho S ta te ...... W. . 1 9 - 1 4 M ontana State ...... W ...... 2 4 - 8 1969 (10-1) at Montana State ...... L. . ..3 3 - 7 Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 3 1 - 1 4 at North Dakota ...... W ...... 2 4 -1 0 at Boise State ...... L. . ..5 5 - 7 at San Jose State ...... L...... 3 5 - 7 South D akota# ...... W ...... 3 1 -2 0 Id a h o ...... L. . ..2 0 - 7 1979 (3-7) Northern Arizona W ...... 5 2 -7 at Weber State ...... W. ... 10-0 Washington S tate# ...... L...... 3 4 - 1 4 at Weber State ...... W ...... 2 0 -1 7 #in Great Falls at Northern Arizona ...... L...... 2 6 - 1 3 Id a h o ...... W ...... 34-9 1974 (3-6-1) W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 2 3 - 1 6 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 4 6 -3 6 at Simon Fraser ...... L. . 2 3 - 1 4 Boise S t a t e ...... L ...... 3 7 -3 5 at Portland S tate ...... W ...... 4 9 -1 4 at South Dakota ...... L. . 2 4 - 1 0 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 2 8 -2 4 at Montana State ...... W ...... 7 -6 at Nevada Las Vegas ...... L. . 2 0 - 1 7 at I d a h o ...... L...... 2 0 - 1 7 C a lP o ly ...... W ...... 1 4 -0 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W. . 2 4 - 1 3 N e v a d a ...... L...... 2 7 -2 0 South Dakota State ...... W ...... 5 8 -0 Northern Arizona ...... W. . ..2 7 - 0 at Montana State ...... L...... 3 8 -2 1 North Dakota State* ...... L...... 3 0 -3 at I d a h o ...... T. . 3 5 -3 5 at Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 20-10 #in Great Falls at Portland State ...... W. . 2 4 - 1 4 Portland State ...... L...... 4 0 - 3 2 *Camellia Bowl, Sacramento, Calif. M ontana State ...... L. . 4 3 - 2 9 #i n S p o k a n e 1970 (10-1) at Idaho State ...... L. . 2 5 - 2 2 North D akota# ...... W ...... 2 8 -7 Bo ise S t a t e ...... L. . 5 6 -4 2 Larry Donovan (Nebraska) 1980-1985 (25-37-1) at Northern Illinois ...... W ...... 3 0 -6 1975 (6-4) at Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 2 0 -0 South Dakota ...... W. . 5 1 - 1 7 1980 (3-7) W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 3 8 -2 9 Simon Fraser ...... W ...... 6 0 -2 7 Nevada Las Vegas...... W. . 21-20 I d a h o ' ' ...... W ...... 4 4 -2 6 at Portland State ...... L...... 20-0 at Weber State ...... W. . 4 8 - 1 2 Id a h o ...... L...... 4 2 - 0 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 3 5 -3 4 Idaho S ta te ...... L. . ..1 0 - 7 at South Dakota ...... W ...... 3 5 -7 Boise S t a t e ...... L...... 4 4 - 1 0 Id a h o ...... W. . ..1 4 - 3 at Weber State ...... L...... 3 8 -2 1 Portland State ...... W ...... 3 1 -2 5 at Montana State ...... L. . ..2 0 - 3 M ontana State ...... W ...... 3 5 -0 at Idaho State ...... L...... 1 7 - 0 at Boise State ...... L. . 3 9 -2 8 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 4 2 - 7 at South Dakota State ...... W ...... 2 4 -0 Portland State ...... W. . 3 3 - 1 6 North Dakota State* ...... L...... 3 1 -1 6 M ontana State ...... L...... 2 4 - 7 at Northern Arizona ...... W. . 2 8 -2 2 Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 3 1 -2 1 #in Billings at Simon Fraser ...... L. . 2 4 - 1 0 ~ in Pullman, Wash. at N e v a d a...... L...... 1 0 - 7 *Camellia Bowl, Sacram ento, Calif. G e n e Carlson (Montana) 1981 (7-3) 1971 (6-5) 1976-1979 (16-25) at Northern Arizona...... W ...... 29-23 South Dakota# ...... W ...... 14 -7 1976 (4-6) Northern Iowa ...... w ...... 42-21 at North Dakota ...... W ...... 2 7 -1 4 at Nevada Las Vegas ...... L...... 21-19 at Boise State ...... L...... 2 7 -1 3 atC al P o ly ...... W ...... 3 8 -1 4 at Portland State ...... L...... 50-49 at Id a h o ...... W...... 16-14 Id ah o ...... L...... 2 1 -1 2 Weber State...... W .... . 28-25 Idaho State ...... w ...... 24-21 at Boise State...... L...... 4 7 -2 4 Northern Arizona...... L...... 23-21 Portland State ...... w ...... 33-3 Idaho S tate ...... W ...... 4 5 -3 5 at Boise State ...... W...... 17-14 at Montana State...... w ...... 27-17 Pa c if ic...... L...... 3 0 -1 4 at Northern Colorado ...... L...... 27-19 N e v a d a ...... w ...... 33-26 at W e b e r S ta te ...... W ...... 1 4 -1 3 Montana State...... L...... 21-12 Weber State ...... L...... 7-6 at Montana State ...... W ...... 30-0 Idaho State ...... W...... 21-17 at Eastern W ashington ...... L...... 14-13 at H aw aii...... L...... 25-11 at Id a h o ...... L...... 28-19 1982 (6-6) at Portland State ...... L...... 3 6 -2 9 Simon Fraser...... W ...... 45-17 a t H aw aii...... L...... 40-0 #in Great Falls 1977 (4-6) Puget Sound ...... W ...... 38-10 1972 (3-8) Nevada Las Vegas...... L...... 15-13 Northern Arizona...... W ...... 36-35 at South Dakota ...... L...... 35-0 at Northern Arizona...... L...... 25-24 at N evada...... W ...... 28-27 North Dakota# ...... L...... 4 2 -1 4 Portland State ...... W ...... 40-25 at Boise State ...... L...... 21-14 Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 4 0 -1 7 Weber State ...... L...... 31-23 I d a h o ...... W .... . 40-16 a t P a c ific...... L...... 24-6 Boise S ta te ...... L...... 43-17 at Idaho State ...... L...... 28-14 Weber State ...... W ...... 12-7 at Id a h o ...... L...... 31-20 Montana State ...... W ...... 45-14 at Idaho State ...... L...... 14-7 Idaho State ...... W ...... 17-15 at Portland State ...... L...... 35-28 a t H aw aii...... L...... 30-3 at Montana State ...... L...... 24-19 at Weber State ...... W ...... 42-20 Boise State ...... W ...... 4 2 -2 8 Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 34-13 at Oregon State ...... L...... 30-10 Montana State ...... L...... 21-3 at Puget Sound ...... W ...... 18-17 at Id a h o * ...... L...... 21-7 at Id a h o ...... L...... 3 1 -1 7 1978 (5-6) *FCS Playoff game a t T u ls a...... L...... 10-7 Pu g e t S o u n d ...... L...... 23-12 1983 (4-6) #in Billings at Portland State ...... L...... 27-16 Boise State ...... W ...... 21-20 1973 (4-6) Northern Arizona ...... L...... 15-6 Portland State ...... W ...... 35-19 Simon Fraser# ...... W ...... 41-14 at Weber State ...... W ...... 27-7 at Northern Arizona ...... w ...... 21-17 at North Dakota ...... L ...... 31-10 at Boise State ...... w ...... 15-7 Weber State ...... w ...... 28-26 at R ice...... L...... 21-10 Id ah o ...... L...... 34-30 N ev ad a...... L...... 38-0 Griz Football | ( m > ALL-TIME RESULTS I d a h o ...... w 26-17 1993 (10-2) at N e v a d a...... L 27-3 South Dakota State...... W ...... 52-48 E. W a s h in g to n ...... W 30-6 at Oregon...... L...... 35-30 a t I d a h o ...... L. .4 5 - 2 4 N orthern Arizona (2 OT). .W 33-26 Idaho State...... W ...... 28-16 at Montana State ...... L.. ...2 8 - 8 at Boise State ...... L 31-28 at Eastern Washington .... W...... 35-20 Long Beach State ...... L. .3 8 - 1 4 at Weber State ...... W 41-14 Boise State...... W ...... 38-24 at Eastern W ashington ...... L. . 2 7 -2 6 M ontana State ...... W 17-3 Weber State...... W ...... 45-17 Idaho S ta te ...... L. .3 1 - 1 7 at Portland S tate ...... L 21-0 at Northern Arizona...... W ...... 38-23 1984 (2-8-1) at I d a h o * ...... L 38-19 Jacksonville State...... W ...... 37-7 Abilene Christian ...... W. . 4 2 -2 8 * FCS Playoff game Sacramento State ...... W ...... 54-7 at Portland S tate ...... W. .1 7 - 1 6 1989 (11-3) at Idaho ...... W ...... 54-34 at Idaho State ...... L. ...4 3 - 3 Eastern New Mexico ...... W 41-15 at Montana State ...... W ...... 42-30 at Weber State ...... L. .4 7 - 1 4 at Fresno State ...... „L 52-37 Delaware* ...... L...... 49-48 Northern A rizona ...... L. .2 4 - 1 8 Portland State ...... W 30-21 *FCS Playoff game Eastern W ashington ...... T.. .1 4 - 1 4 .w 22-16 1994(11-3) at Boise State ...... L.. ...3 5 - 7 at I d a h o ...... L 30-24 Sonoma State...... W ...... 41-7 Id a h o ...... L. . 4 0 -3 9 W eber State. .W 31-6 Carson-Newman...... W...... 48-14 M ontana State ...... L.. . 3 4 -2 4 .W 40-22 Eastern Washington...... W ...... 49-29 at N e v a d a...... L. .3 1 - 2 8 .W 38-14 at North Texas ...... w .... . 21-17 A r m y * ...... L. .4 5 -3 1 Boise State ...... w 48-13 Cal P o ly ...... w ...... 45-0 * Mirage Bowl in Tokyo at Montana State ...... w 17-2 Northern Arizona...... w ...... 34-24 1985 (3-8) Idaho S ta te ...... w 35-21 at Weber State ...... w ...... 35-20 Cal-Fullerton ...... W.. .3 1 - 3 0 Jackson State* ...... w 48-7 Id ah o ...... w ...... 45-21 at M innesota ...... L.. . 6 2 - 1 7 Eastern Illinois* ...... w 25-19 at Boise State ...... L...... 38-14 Portland State ...... L.. . 2 1 - 1 6 at Georgia Southern*. ..L 45-15 at Idaho State ...... L...... 28-23 N e v a d a ...... L.. . 3 8 -2 3 *FCS Playoff game Montana State ...... W...... 55-20 Idaho S ta te ...... W.. .3 5 - 2 9 1990 (7-4) Northern Iowa*...... W .... . 23-20 at Idaho...... L.. ...3 8 - 0 at Oregon State ...... w 22-15 McNeese State*...... w ...... 30-28 at Montana State ...... L.. .4 1 - 1 8 T h o m a s M o r e ...... w 62-0 at Youngstown State* ...... L .... . 28-9 W e b e r S t a t e ...... L.. . 5 7 -2 9 M cNeese State...... w 45-22 *FCS Playoff game Bo ise S t a t e ...... L.. ...2 8 - 3 Eastern W ashington... . L 36-35 1995 (13-2) at Eastern W ashington ...... L.. .5 2 - 1 9 at Boise State ...... L 41-3 Eastern New Mexico .... w ...... 41-14 at Northern Arizona ...... W.. . 3 2 -3 1 at Weber State ...... W 39-37 at Washington State ..... L...... 38-21 Don Read (Sacramento State) N orthern Arizona ...... W 48-14 Minnesota-Duluth...... W ...... 54-6 1986-1995 (85-36) M ontana State ...... W 35-18 Boise State ...... w ...... 54-28 1986 (6-4) at N e v a d a...... L 34-27 UC Davis...... w ...... 41-20 a t N e v a d a...... L.....i..... 5 1 -1 7 Id a h o ...... L 35-14 Weber State ...... w...... 49-22 Northern Arizona ...... L...... 3 4 -2 8 at Idaho State ...... W 42-23 at Northern Arizona...... w ...... 24-21 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 4 2 -3 7 1991 (7-4) at Idaho...... L...... 55-43 at Boise State ...... L ...... 3 1 -0 Humboldt State ...... W 38-6 Idaho State ...... w ...... 35-21 Idaho State...... W ...... 3 8 -3 1 at Louisiana Tech ...... 1 21-11 at Eastern Washington ... . w ...... 63-7 M ontana State ...... W ...... 5 9 -2 8 at McNeese State...... L 31-3 at Montana State ...... w ...... 42-33 Id a h o ...... L...... 3 8 -3 1 Idaho S ta te ...... W 24-13 Eastern Kentucky*...... w ...... 48-0 at Weber State ...... W ...... 5 5 -2 9 at Eastern W ash ...... L 20-17 Georgia Southern* ...... w ...... 45-0 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 5 7 -1 3 Bo ise S t a t e ...... W 21-7 Stephen F. Austin* ...... w ...... 70-14 at Portland State ...... W ...... 3 5 -1 4 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W 47-38 at Marshall** ...... w ...... 22-20 *FCS Playoff game 1987 (6-5) w 34-27 Portland State ...... L ...... 2 0 -3 at Montana State. w 16-9 **FCS National Championship game at Northern Arizona ...... L...... 2 4 -1 7 Nevada (2 OT).... .L 35-28 \M OK 9 4 Mick Dertnehy (Montana) N e v a d a ...... W ...... 4 1 -2 9 vv ...... 1996-1999 (39-12) at Northern Iowa ...... W ...... 3 3 -1 6 1992 (6-5) 1996 (14-1) at I d a h o ...... L...... 3 1 -2 5 at Washington State. . L...... 25-13 at Oregon State ...... w ...... 35-14 Bo ise S t a t e ...... W ...... 1 2 -3 Chico State ...... W 41-0 Cal P o ly ...... w ...... 43-0 W e b e r S t a t e ...... L...... 2 9 -2 6 at Kansas State ...... L 27-12 at Sacramento State ...... w ...... 35-17 at Montana State ...... W ...... 5 5 -7 Eastern W ashington. .L 27-21 Southern Utah ...... w ...... 44-13 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 6 3 -0 at Boise State ...... L 27-21 Idaho State ...... w ...... 43-19 at Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 2 2 -0 at Weber State ...... L 24-7 at Eastern Washington ...... w ...... 34-30 at Cal-Fullerton ...... L...... 4 3 -2 6 M ontana State ...... W 29-17 Northern Arizona...... w ...... 48-32 1988 (8-4) W 28-27 at Cal State Northridge .... w ...... 43-36 E. N ew M e x ic o ...... W ...... 3 5 -6 Id a h o ...... w 47-29 Portland State ...... w ...... 63-6 S. D. S t a t e ...... W ...... 4 1 -1 6 H o fstra ...... w ...... 5 0 -6 at Weber State ...... w ...... 24-10 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 3 4 -7 at Idaho State. w 21-14 Montana State ...... w ... . 35-14 GOGRIZ.COM 7 :: : F 1

ALL-TIME RESULTS Idaho State ...... W. 3 8 -2 1 2004 (12-3) at Weber State ...... W. 3 0 -2 8 M a in e ...... W ...... 27-20 M ontana State ...... W. 2 8 -3 H o fstra ...... W ...... 4 1 -2 3 Nicholls State* ...... W ...... 4 8 -3 Eastern Illinois* ...... W., 4 5 -1 3 at Sam Houston State ...... L ...... 4 1 -2 9 East Tennessee State* ...... W ...... 4 4 - 1 4 R ic h m o n d * ...... W. 3 4 -2 0 Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 27-16 Troy S t a t e * ...... W ...... 7 0 -7 A ppalachian State* ...... W . 19-16(0T) at W eber State ...... W ...... 4 2 -2 1 at M arshall** ...... L...... 4 9 - 2 9 Georgia Southern** ...... L., 2 7 -2 5 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 24-22 * FCS Playoff game * FCS Playoff game at Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 31-28 **FCS Ntl. Championship game **FCS Ntl. Championship game at Portland State ...... L...... 35-32 1997 (8-4) 2001 (15-1) Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 34-22 Stephen F. Austin ...... W ...... 2 4 -1 0 at Cal Poly ...... W 3 1 -1 7 Sacramento State ...... W ...... 52-21 Saint Mary’s ...... W ...... 3 5 -1 4 Hawaii (in M aui) ...... L 3 0 -1 2 M ontana State ...... W ...... 38-22 Sacramento State ...... W ...... 5 2 -1 0 W estern W ashington ...... W 3 0 -0 N orthwestern State* ...... W ...... 5 6 -7 at W y o m in g ...... L...... 2 8 -1 3 Eastern W ashington ...... W. . 29-26 (20T) New Hampshire* ...... W ...... 4 7 -1 7 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 4 8 - 0 at Sacramento State ...... W ... 4 2 -7 Sam Houston State* ...... W ...... 47-17 Eastern W ashington ...... L...... 4 0 -3 5 Saint Mary’s ...... W ... 4 9 -1 9 James Madison** ...... L...... 31-21 at Northern Arizona ...... L...... 2 7 -2 4 at Northern Arizona ...... W ... 3 8 -2 7 * FCS Playoff game Cal State Northridge ...... W ...... 21 -1 3 Portland State ...... W ... 3 3 -1 3 **FCS Ntl. Championship game at Portland S tate ...... W ...... 3 7 -7 at Idaho State ...... W ... 3 2 -2 8 2005 (8-4) W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 3 8 -1 3 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ... 3 8 -2 3 F o rt L e w is ...... W ...... 5 5 -0 at Montana State ...... W ...... 2 7 -2 5 at Montana State ...... W ... 3 8 -2 7 at O re g o n ...... L...... 47-14 at McNeese State* ...... L...... 1 9 -1 4 Idaho ( 2 0 T ) ...... W ... 3 3 -2 7 South Dakota State ...... W ...... 7 -0 * FCS Playoff game N orthwestern State* ...... W ... 2 8 -1 9 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 2 4 -1 9 1998 (8-4) Sam Houston State* ...... W ... 4 9 -2 4 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 32-10 at Stephen F. Austin ...... W ...... 4 9 -4 2 N orthern Iowa* ...... W ... 3 8 -0 Eastern W ashington ...... L...... 34-20 Southern Utah ...... L...... 4 5 -3 5 Fu rm a n * * ...... W ... 1 3 -6 Cal P o ly ...... W ...... 36-27 Cal P o ly ...... W ...... 3 7 -1 4 * FCS Playoff game Portland State ...... W ...... 3 7 -1 6 at Weber State ...... L...... 2 7 -2 0 **FCS National Championship game at Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 2 3 -0 Portland State ...... W ...... 2 0 -1 7 2002(11-3) at Sacramento State ...... W ...... 31-14 at Cal St. Northridge ...... L ...... 2 1 -7 a t H o fs tra ...... W ...... 21 -0 at Montana State ...... L...... 1 6 -6 N orthern Arizona ...... W ...... 3 3 -2 0 A lb a n y ...... W ...... 45 -7 Cal P o ly * ...... L...... 35-21 at Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 3 0 -2 7 Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 31 -1 4 * FCS Playoff game Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 4 0 -1 3 Idaho State ...... W ...... 13 -9 2006 (12-2) at Sacamento State ...... W ...... 3 1 -1 6 a t I d a h o ...... W ...... 38 -3 1 a t Io w a ...... L...... 4 1 -7 M ontana State ...... W ...... 2 8 -2 1 at Weber State ...... W ...... 39 -7 South Dakota State ...... W ...... 3 6 -7 at W estern Illinois* ...... L ...... 5 2 -9 Southern Utah ...... W ...... 68 -4 5 Sacramento State ...... W ...... 59-14 * FCS Playoff game at Portland State ...... W ...... 24 -2 1 at Portland State ...... W ...... 26-20 1999 (9-3) Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 38 -2 4 at Eastern W ashington...... W ...... 33-17 South Dakota ...... W ...... 4 5 -1 3 Sacramento State ...... W ...... 31 -2 4 Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 24-21 Sa c S t a t e...... W .... 41-38(20T) at Eastern W ashington ...... L ...... 30 -2 1 at Weber State ...... W ...... 33-30 W eb er S t a t e ...... W ...... 8 1 -2 2 Montana State ...... L ...... 10 -7 Idaho S ta te ...... W ...... 2 3 -1 0 at Portland S tate ...... L ..... 5 1 - 4 8 (OT) Northwestern State* ..... W ...... 45 - 1 4 Cal P o ly ...... W ...... 1 0 -9 Cal St. Northridge ...... W ...... 4 8 -2 7 at McNeese State* ...... L ...... 24 -2 0 at Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 53-21 at Northern Ariz ...... W ...... 4 2 -2 3 *FCS Playoff game M ontana State ...... W ...... 1 3 -7 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 2 5 -7 M cNeese State* ...... W ...... 3 1 -6 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 7 3 -2 3 Bobby Hauck (Montana) Southern Illinois* ...... W ...... 2 0 -3 at Cal Poly ...... W ...... 2 8 -1 4 2003-2009 (80-17) M assachusetts* ...... L ...... 1 9 -1 7 Id a h o ...... L ...... 3 3 -3 0 2003 (9-4) * FCS Playoff game a t M a in e ...... W ...... 3 0 -2 0 at Montana State ...... W ...... 4 9 -3 2007(11-1) Youngstown State* ...... L ...... 3 0 -2 7 North Dakota State ...... L...... 2 5 -2 4 Southern Utah ...... W ...... 37-17 * FCS Playoff game Sam Houston State ...... W ...... 3 8 -1 4 Fo rt L e w is ...... W ...... 4 9 -0 Id a h o ...... W ...... 4 1 -2 8 Joe Glenn (South Dakota) A lb a n y ...... W ...... 3 5 -1 4 Cal P o ly ...... W ...... 1 7 -1 4 W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 1 8 -1 0 2000-2002 (39-6) W e b e r S t a t e ...... W ...... 1 2 -7 2000 (13-2) Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 2 4 -2 3 at Idaho State ...... L ...... 4 3 -4 0 at Sacramento State ...... W ...... 1 7 -3 H o fstra ...... L ...... 1 0 -9 Portland State ...... W ...... 4 2 - 1 4 at I d a h o ...... W ...... 4 5 -3 8 Northern Colorado ...... W ...... 5 2 -7 at Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 5 9 -2 1 at Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 2 1 -1 6 Cal P o ly ...... W ...... 5 3 -3 at Sacramento State ...... W ...... 2 6 -0 at Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 4 1 -3 1 Portland State ...... W ...... 3 4 -3 1 Eastern W ashington ...... W ...... 4 1 -1 0 at Idaho State ...... W ...... 2 7 -1 4 Sacramento State ...... W ...... 2 4 -2 0 at Montana State ...... L ...... 2 7 -2 0 at Cal State Northridge ...... W ...... 3 4 -3 0 at Montana State ...... W ...... 41-20 W estern Illinois* ...... L .... 43-40(20T) W o ffo rd * ...... L ...... 2 3 -2 2 Northern Arizona ...... W ...... 1 7 -7 * FCS Playoff game at Portland S tate ...... W ...... 3 3 -2 1 * FCS Playoff game 2012 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOOTBAL 131 Griz Football l i f t ALL-TIME RESULTS Weber State ...... W ...... 4 5 -1 0 W estern Oregon ...... W ...... 3 2 -7 Bernie Bierman 2008 (14-2) M ontana State ...... W ...... 3 6 -1 0 1919-1921 at Cal Poly ...... W., .3 0 -28 Central Arkansas* ...... W ...... 4 1 -1 4 “Bernie Bierman, Southern Utah ...... W.. .4 6 -1 0 N orthern Iowa* ...... W ...... 4 8 -1 0 the new coach, was UC Davis ...... W., .2 9 -2 4 Sam Houston State* ...... L...... 2 8 -3 1 an All-America half­ Central Washington...... W., . 38-35 *FCS Playoff game back at the University at Weber State...... L.. .4 5 -2 8 IlL liilliil of Minnesota in 1915. at Eastern Washington...... W., ...1 9-3 Albion Findley Probably no season up to this time saw p a 1907 Sacramento State ...... W., ...4 3 -7 more “firsts” than in 1920. The Grizzlies p a at Northern Colorado...... W.. .4 1 -2 0 “Coach Findley had beat the University of Washington for the Northern Arizona...... W., .4 5 -1 0 been a member of the only time in history. Montanas football p m All-Western Conference field was moved and named “Dornblaser at Portland State...... W.. .2 9 -12 p m . Idaho State...... W., .2 9 -1 0 team while attending the Field” in honor of Paul Dornblaser, the Montana State ...... W., ...3 5-3 University of great Grizzly tackle, who was killed in ac­ p m Texas S ta te * ...... W., .3 1 -13 tion in World War I. Finally the Grizzlies This was the first year that letter sweaters Weber S tate * ...... W.. .2 4 -1 3 ran up their biggest score in history a 133- p m were awarded. University sweater awards at James Madison* ...... W., .3 5 -27 0 pasting of Mount St. Charles were donated by Missoula Mercantile.” Richm ond** ...... L., ...2 4 -7 (Carroll College).” -- Vie Redbook p m *FCS Playoff game p m **FCS Ntl. Championship game Roy White J.W. Stewart p m 2009 (14-1) 1908-1909 1922-1923 Western State ...... W ...... 38-0 “John W. Stewart, “Rov “Cupid” White, P* atU C D avis...... W ...... 17-10 All-Western tackle at a graduate of Geneva Portland State...... w ...... 49-17 the University of Iowa College, Penn., was p a at Northern Arizona ...... w ...... 41-34 in 1905, was selected to selected from a list of p a Cal P o ly ...... w ...... 35-23 coach the Montana team. 50 candidates to Eastern W ashington ...... w ...... 41-34 The 1909 team was the first Montana foot­ succeed Bernie Bierman. He was to be p a at Sacramento State ...... w ...... 45-30 ball team to be undefeated.” - The Redbook head coach of the football, basketball and Weber State ...... w ...... 31-10 track teams.” -- The Redbook p m Robert Cary, 1910-11 at Idaho State...... w ...... 12-10 p m Northern Colorado ...... w ...... 38-10 “Montana was very successful using the E a r l C la r k at Montana State ...... w ...... 33-19 forward pass in 19107 — The Redbook 1924-1925 p a South Dakota State* ...... w ...... 61-48 Lt. W.C. Philoon, 1912 “Earl “Click” Clark Lt. Philoon was an All American player Stephen F. Austin* ...... w ...... 51-0 became the second p a Appalachian State* ...... w ...... 24-17 (center) at West Point. Montana graduate to p a Villanova** ...... L...... 23-21 A.G. Heilman, 1913-14 coach a Grizzly team *FCS Playoff game “This was the best team that Montana had ...... p a **FCS Ntl. C ham pionship gam e yet produced, and Montana was undefeated Coach Clark resigned at the end of the and had one scoreless tie with Idaho in 1914. p m Robin Pflugrad (Portland State) 1925 season to accept the position of train­ Richard Howell of the Law School wrote er at the University of Washington. Fie held 2010-11 (18-7) the song: “Up With Montana” (UMs fight p a 2010 (7-4) this position until his retirement.” -- The song) in 1914.” - 7 he Redbook Western State (Colorado). W 73-2 p m at Cal Poly ...... I 35-33 Jerry N issen p a at Eastern Washington .... I 36-27 Frank Milburn 1915-1917 1926-1930 Sacramento State ...... W 28-25 “The biggest game of “Major Frank Mil­ pm w 30-7 the season and one of the burn, a West Point grad­ Idaho State...... w 47-28 biggest in Montana his­ p a uate and winner of the at Portland State .... w 23-21 MB tory came Thanksgiving - s:v: : Athletic Saber, emblem­ p a Northern Arizona .... w 24-21 W B H B K a s ® Dav 1915 when the pow- at Weber State ...... I 30-21 atic of the best athlete at West Point, became head of the R.O.T.C. and pm North Dakota ...... w 27-17 soula for the first intersectional game in the Montana State ...... I 21-16 head football coach. p m The 1930 season highlights were victo­ 2011 (11-3) Coach Jerry Nissen returned from the ries over Montana State College, University p m Northwest Conference meeting at Seattle in at Tennessee ...... f 16-42 of Idaho and Gonzaga University. 1916 with the news that Montana had been p m Cal P o ly . w 37-23 Major “Shrimp” Milburn closed his admitted to the conference. Eastern W ashington. w 17-14 coaching career at the University of Mon­ Coach Nissen resigned at the end of the pm at Sacramento State. I 28-42 tana due to Army orders transferring him to 1917 season to join the Army. The coach had Northern Colorado... w 55-28 another station.” p m compiled a record of 14-7-4 in three sea­ at Idaho State ...... w 33-0 - The Redbook Portland State ...... w 30-24 sons.” — Ihe Redbook p m at Northern Arizona.. w 28-24 P m m * ■ GRIZ COACHING & M M S m B « Bernard Oakes George Dahlberg Ray Jenkins 1931-1934 1945 1958-1963 “Bernard F. “Bunny” “George “Jiggs” Dahl­ “Ray Jenkins’ first Oakes, who had been line berg from the Univer­ year as football coach coach at the University of sity of Montana coached was a poor debut with an Nebraska for the past five football for the 1945 0-10 record, the worst in years, became Major Mil- Montana history. burns successor as head Dr. J.E. “Burly” Miller, The Grizzlies came up with their best coach of football for the 1931 season. faculty athletic representative ruled that the passing attack in 10 season during 1959, Robert Stansberry and Henry Blastic University of montana, ‘must follow pre­ a campaign that also marked the end of a made honorable mention All Americans. war Pacific Coast Conference rules.”’ — The 15-game losing streak when the Grizzlies Bernard Oakes left after the 1934 season scored a 12-0 upset over Brigham Young. to coach football at the University of Colo­ Terry Dillon was selected and played in rado.” - 77le Redbook Ted Shipkey the East-West Shrine game January 1963. 1949-1951 'The 1963 football season was unsuccess­ Doug Fessenden “Ted Shipkey be­ ful - winning one game and losing nine. Ray 1935-1941 gan his coaching stint Jenkins resigned at the close of the 1963 “Douglas Fessenden, at the University of football season.” - The Redbook Fenger High School Montana in 1949. coach in Chicago, was The passing com­ Hugh Davidson selected as head football bination of Ray Bauer 1964-1966 coach at the university in fend) and Tom Kingsford (quarterback) in “In 1964 Hugh Da­ ______April of 1935. 1950 was one of the best in University his­ vidson become the “Man of the Year” was tory. Montana withdrew from the Pacific new head coach. The the honor accorded Douglas Fessenden by Coast Conference and joined the Mountain Terry Dillon Award the Kaimin in 1935 for the distinguished States Conference which is also know as the was established for work done by him in raising Montana to a “Skyline” Conference. the most valuable player on the football prominent place in Pacific Coast Confer­ Ted Shipkey resigned as football coach in ence football. Fessenden proved himself to 1951.” — The Redbook Davidson resigned at the end of the 1966 be an able mentor and won the respect and football season.” - Redbook admiration of the entire school. Ed Chinske The 1937 season was the most successful 1952-1954 Jack Swarthout football season since 1914. Montana won “Edward Chinske 1967-1975 six consecutive games in 1937 which is the became the next UM “Since assuming the first time in history Montana won as many j? head football coach in duties of both head l p w f r football coach and AD The highlight of the 1939 season was ______Richard (Dick) Imer at UM in 1967, Jack the 13-0 win over the University of Idaho, was selected for All-American, honors in 1953. ______Swarthout put a drive smashing the Idaho jinx and giving Mon­ Imer and Joe DeLuca were chosen to several in to the school’s athletic program which had tana possession of the Little Brown Stein All-American teams in 1954.” - Redbook not been seen in Missoula for several years. for the first time. Montana won the Big Sky Conference The 1941 football season was a success­ championship in 1969 for the first time since ful year as well, UM going 6-3. Jerry Williams conference football began in 1963. 1946-1948 (14-15) | 1955-1957 Coach Swarthout and his staff received Douglas Fessenden returned from the “UM’s fund-rais­ considerable praise for the excellent job of Army Air Corp in time to take over his ing arm, the Century coaching Montana to its second consecutive duties as head football coach. Club, got its start in undefeated regular season play in 1970. The Montana enjoyed a successful 1947 1955, the same year team played in the Camillia Bowl, losing to season winning 7 games and losing 4 and as Flead Coach Jerry UND 31-16. There were several Grizzlies se­ defeated Washington State College and the Williams arrived. lected to various All-American teams in 1971. University of Idaho on their home grounds. Aside from the fact that Stanley Renning Swarthout resigned as football coach at the Fessenden resigned in 1948 and the fol­ was considered one of the greatest close of the 1975 season. He chose to return to lowing year received his doctors degree in sophomores to ever appear in a Grizzly uni­ high school teaching and coaching at Capital Physical Education from Columbia Uni­ form, the 1956 campaign was a dismal one. High, Olympia, Wash. Swarthout left UM as versity. Fessenden had the best win and loss Coach Jerry Williams, who had played the winningest football coach in the Universi­ record in football of any university football professional football with the Philadelphia ty’s history with a nine-year record of 51 wins, coach up until that time.” - Ihe Redbook Eagles, left UM to be an assistant coach for 41 losses and one tie. He won two consecutive the Eagles.” - The Redbook Big Sky football championships (1969 and 1970).” - The Redbook Gene Carlson Mick Dennehy Hauck had a successful head coaching 1976-1979 1996-1999 career at Montana, taking his teams to the playotfs all seven of his years here, appear­ f J Mick Dennehy became the ing in national championship games in 31 st head coach in April of 2004 and 2008, and the semifinals in 2006. 1996. Dennehy w7as Mon­ i le had 80 wins at UM. i lauck was se­ I Itanas offensive coordina- lected the Big Sky Conference Coach of I tor and O-line coach since the Year in 2006, 2007 and 2009. He w-as “The 1976 football sea­ 1991. Fie played football for the Griz from a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of son opened with Eugene 1969-71 and was elected defensive captain his Carlson as the new head the Year Award in 2009. He had nine play­ ers selected to the all-conference first team football coach. Carlson Dennehy took Montana to the Division in 2009, and Montana led the conference in inherited the coaching I-AA championship game in 1996, the second rushing offense, scoring offense, total de­ staff of the preceding administration (lack consecutive year the Griz got there, losing at fense and scoring defense that season. Swarthout), as well as the offensive system Marshall, 49-29. Dennehy was named the Big Along with his head coaching duties, (Wishbone or Texas Y). However, Gene Sky Conference football coach of the year, as Hauck also coached special teams. He wras made some changes in the offense forma- the Grizzlies posted a conference title, going the AFCA Regional Coach of the Year in II-0 in the regular season. Carlson was an alumnus of UM and was Dennehy was named the head coach of Hauck took over the head coaching posi­ a very successful high school coach in Great Utah State on Dec. 3,1999. Falls prior to comingLarry to the Donovan University of tion at UNLV in December of 2009. Montana. A greater 1980-1985 success was expected by those in power so CarlsonLarry resigned Donovan at the was J o e G l e n n Robin Pflugrad 2000-2002 dose of the 1979 season.selected toThe replace Redbook Gene 2010-11 |oe Glenn came to Carlson. Donovan was a Robin Pflugrad w7as Montana after a very graduate of the Universi­ named the 34th head long, successful 11-year ty of Nebraska and came football coach at Mon­ career at Northern Col­ to Montana from the University of Kansas tana on December 31, orado where the Bears where he had been an assistant coach. 2009. Fie came to Mon­ won back-to-back NCAA Division II national The 1981 season was positive, as Coach tana from the Univer­ football championships in 1996 and 1997. Donovan was rebuilding the football pro­ sity of Oregon. In Joes first year as head coach at Montana, gram, and 1982 saw the Grizzlies in a first- Pflugrad is a veteran coach who w7as a he won the Eddie Robinson Award, given an­ round playoff game at Idaho along with win­ mentor in the prestigious PAG-10 Confer­ nually to the I-AA (FCS) coach of the year. He ning the Big Sky Conference title. However, ence for 13 seasons with stints at Oregon, was also the Big Sky Conferences coach of the the next three seasons had more Ls then W s, Washington State and Arizona State. He year. That year he took the 13-1 Griz to the and after the 1985 season, Donovan and has coached at the collegiate level for 28 most of his coaching staff did not have their Division I-AA national championship game, w7here the Griz lost to Georgia Southern, 27- contracts renewed for the 1986 season. Pflugrad had an overall record of 7-4 in his first season as head coach at Montana. Glenn repeated the trip to the title game D o n R e a d Pflugrad also coached at Montana from in 2001, this time winning the championship, 1986-1995 1986-94, working quarterbacks, wide re­ beating Furman 13-6. The Griz were once Don Read is Montana’s ceivers and running backs during his first yi all-time winningest coach. again conference champs for the second year in a row7. The Griz were co-conference champs He came to Montana from Robin Pflugrad finished his second sea­ Portland State in 1986. son at Montana with an 11-3 record, and Glenn was hired as Wyoming’s 30th head Read never had a los­ w7as named the 2011 Big Sky Conference football coach Dec. 12, 2002 and is now7 the ing season as head mentor to the Grizzlies. In Coach of the Year. He was also one of 20 head coach at South Dakota. Montanas 96-year football history. Also dur­ finalists for the Eddie Robinson Award, ing his 10-year tenure, he was 10-0 against the given to the FCS’s top mentor. He is 12-4 MSU Bobcats. The Grizzlies advanced to the Bobby Hauck (.750) in Big Sky games. playoffs five out of the 10 years he coached, 2003-2009 His 18 career wins tie him for the eighth winning the Division 1-AA (FCS) national Bobby Hauck be­ most in school history (Frank Milburn, 18- championship in 1995. He was also selected came Montanas 33rd the Division I-AA Coach of the Year in 1995 head football coach in and coached Dave Dickenson, the 1995 Walter Jan. of 2003. He came Payton Award winner to UM. from the Uni­ During his tenure, the Griz had an overall versity of Washington record of 85-36, and his 85 overall wins at UM where he was assistant coach. Hauck gradu­ and 54 Big Sky victories rank him second in ated from UM. conference history.

MONTANA GRIZZLIES YEAR-BY-YEAR IN POST-SEASON PLAY

McSurdy led a defense that featured nine senior starters, and wras chosen the Big Sky MVP on defense, and he finished 10th in career tackles with 293. Senior cornerback Trumaine Johnson set a school record with 35 pass deflections. Record-setting kicker/punter Brody McKnight, also a senior, made a record 210 PATs, and he finished third in both career field goals made (59) and scoring (387 points). Senior wide receiver/re­ turner Jabin Sambra.no ended his career, and is believed to be the second player in school history (the other player being “Will Bill” Kelly in 1926) to score touchdowns rushing, receiving, and via punt and kickoff returns in one season. Second-year head coach Robin Pflugrad was named the Big Sky’s “Coach of the Year,” as the Griz went 11-3 overall and placed first in the league with a 7-1 mark. 2010: Playoff Rurt Halted/Reynolds Ends His Brilliant Career It had to end some time, and unfortunately that time was in 2010, 2011: 18th FCS Playoff Berth In Last 19 Years! as 7-4 Montana failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 18 The Grizzlies return to the playoffs after a one year hiatus was seasons. Senior halfback Chase Reynolds finished record-breaking a memorable one, as they advanced to the Football Champion­ career by setting school records for total touchdowns (59) and rush­ ship Subdivision semifinals, losing 31-28 to host, top-ranked, and ing touchdowms (52), and was just four yards short of the mark for i s * undefeated (14-0) Sam Houston State Bearkats. Montana has now7 career rushing yards with 4,067 - garnering all of those standards in advanced to the playoffs 18 of the past 19 seasons. just three seasons. Montana has won (or shared) 13 of the past 14 Big Sky Conference The Griz suffered a huge loss when senior quarterback Andrew' championships. Selle suffered a career-ending injury in the fourth game of the season It w7as a tale of tw7o halves. The Bearkats scored on their first three against Sacramento State. possessions of the game and jumped to a 21-0 first quarter lead, but the Griz scored twice in the second quarter and trailed 28-14 at 2009: Another Trip To The FCS Title Game halftime. Senior linebacker Caleb McSurdy picked off a SHSU pass Montana played in the FCS championship game for the second year with one minute left until intermission and returned it 60 yards for in a row7 and seventh time in the last 15 seasons. But, second-ranked a touchdowm to cut the Rats’ lead to 28-14 at intermission, w7hich Villanova rushed 51 times for 351 yards in a 23-21 Griz loss. The set­ helped the Griz regain some needed momentum. back was the top-ranked Grizzlies’ only loss (14-1) of the season. The Griz defense w7as stellar in the second half, holding SHSU Montanas route to the title game was not easy. Trailing 11th- to tw7o first downs prior to its final, game-clinching drive. Bearkat ranked South Dakota State by 27 points (48-21) with 5:40 left in the sophomore halfback Tim Flanders rushed for 287 yards on just 26 third quarter, the Griz out-scored the Jackrabbits 40-0 on the way to carries, and led a ground attack that rushed 51 times for 383 yards. a 61 -48 victory. Marc Mariani and Chase Reynolds, and an outstand­ Montana out-scored the Rats 14-3 in the second half and ad­ ing defense, turned the tide for the Griz in the comeback. Mariani vanced the ball to the SHSU 49-yard line on its final drive, but was started things off with a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdowm, and forced to punt, and Flanders rushed eight times for 63 yards, includ­ he also scored twice on passes from Selle, and Reynolds rushed for ing a 22-yarder on a fourth down, to ice the victory for the Bearkats. tw7o scores in the final quarter. The Griz defense held SDSU to 128 The Grizzlies outscored the Rats 28-10 after the first quarter includ­ total yards and seven first dowms in the final half. A w7eek later UM ing a 7-3 third quarter - the first time all year that Sam Houston has forced 10 turnovers and crushed 12th-ranked, visiting Stephen F. been outscored in the third stanza. Austin 51-0 in a quarterfinal contest.

2011 FC5 playoff game vs. Northern Iowa Griz play Appalachian S ta te in the semifinal FC5 playoff game, 2 0 0 9 .

2011 BSC CHAMPIONS | GOGRlZ.COM Montanas semifinal showdown against fifth-ranked Appalachian record with 50 rushing touchdowns, which Reynolds broke three State and dynamic QB Armani Edwards was played in front of a na- £ seasons later. Kicker Dan Carpenter set FCS career records with 75 tional audience on ESPN, and came down to the last play. With the | field goals and 413 points by a kicker. Senior linebackers Tyler Joyce game knotted 17-all, Selle floated a 25-yard pass to Sambrano in the J and Kyle Ryan finished second and sixth in UM history with 352 and left corner of the end zone with 1:31 left. Edwards then led his team § 304 career tackles, respectively. Biermann is with the Atlanta Fal­ to Montanas 3-yard line, but a last-second pass was broken up by g cons, while Carpenter plays for the Miami Dolphins, and Hilliard Johnson and the Grizzlies earned their seventh trip to the title game. was recently signed by the Vikings. Mariani, who was named to the Pro Bowl as a rookie with the 2006: A Trip To The Semis Tennessee Titans in 2010, broke numerous receiving and return re- G In 2006 the Grizzlies narrowly missed playing for their sixth na­ cords in his career. Reynolds tied his own single-season record by tional title in 12 years. After losing at 16th-ranked Iowa in its opener, rushing for 22 touchdowns. Selle passed for 28 TDs. On defense, Montana won 11 straight games, finishing 12-2 overall and 8-0 in linebacker Shawn Lebsock and safety Shann Schillinger ended their the Big Sky. careers as two of the leading tacklers in school history. Schillinger Hilliard, a 2006 Walter Payton Award candidate, was lost for was a sixth round NFL draft pick by the Falcons, while Mariani was the season due to an injury in fall camp. Senior quarterback Josh tabbed in the seventh by the Titans. Swogger threw 17 TD passes, while senior receivers Eric Allen, Head coach Bobby Hauck, who left UM for UNLV following the Ryan Bagley, and Craig Chambers combined for 147 catches and 2009 season, advanced to the FCS playoffs alio seven of his seasons 17 scores. Halfbacks Reggie Bradshaw, Brady Green, and Thomas as the head man and won or shared seven league championships. Brooks-Fletcher combined for 19 rushing touchdowns. A young de­ 2008: Montana Plays For Its Sixth National Title fense was ranked ninth in the FCS in total defense, allowing 226.4 Despite losing 14 starters, Montana made it to the FCS champi­ yards a game. onship game for the sixth time, losing 24-7 to Richmond in Chat­ Host Montana defeated 22nd-ranked McNeese State 31-6 in an tanooga. FCS first-round game, then knocked off visiting No.10 Southern Il­ In the nrst round Montana handled Texas State 31-13. In the linois 20-3 in the quarterfinals, but were edged (19-17) out to third- quarterfinals the Grizzlies avenged an early-season league loss (45- ranked and visiting UMass in the semi-finals in a game televised na­ 28) at Weber State, defeating the lOth-ranked Wildcats 24-13. In the tionally on ESPN2. Hauck became the first Griz mentor in history to FCS semi-final game Montana had its biggest playoff road win ever, win four Big Sky titles. beating top-ranked James Madison 35-27. 2605: Griz Los® in First Round For the season, senior quarterback Cole Bergquist passed for 3,156 Montana was 8-4 overall and received an at-large bid into the yards and 28 touchdowns, and wide-out Mike Ferriter finished his ca­ playoffs. UM was led by Hilliard who rushed for 1,322 yards - the reer ranked ninth in school history with 2,089 receiving yards. Reyn­ second highest total (at the time) in single-season history. The de­ olds rushed for a school-record 22 touchdowns. The defense was led fense was ranked sixth in the country with a turnover margin at by strong safely Colt Anderson, a Buck Buchanan Award finalist, who + 1.08. The ninth-ranked Griz hosted a first-round plavoif game, los­ was Montanas leading tackier with 129 stops. Anderson, who now ing 35-21 to 10th-ranked Cal Poly. Montana had defeated Cal Poly plays for the Eagles was named their special teams MVP in 2011. 36-27 in Missoula earlier in the season. 2007: 15th FCS Playoff Appearance In a Row 2004: Fifth Trip to the FCS Title Game in the Last This was the Grizzlies’ 18th overall playoff appearance and their 10 Seasons 15th in a row. That 18th FCS playoff berth moved Montana past Montana was 12-3 and advanced to the FCS championship game Eastern Kentucky for the most (17) in division history. Montana for the fifth time in the last 11 years. suffered a rare home loss in the playoffs, though, a 23-22 setback to Senior quarterback Craig Ochs passed for 3,807 yards and 33 Wofford. touchdowns and set a league record by completing 68.7% of his Senior defensive end Kroy Biermann became Montanas first ever passes. The Griz defense was ranked third in the country in turnover Buck Buchanan Award winner. Senior halfback Lex Hilliard set a margin (+1.47) with 38 take-aways. Hilliard tied the school record

■ he Griz played Southern Illinois in an FCS playoff game in 2 0 0 6 Gean Hendrickson photo.) Griz Football

2002: Tie FCS Mark for Consecutive Wins The Griz started the season with 10 wins in a row, and, combined with 14 straight wins the year before, they tied the FCS mark for con­ Moat anas MEWS Steifon secutive wins with 24. The streak began on September 22 of 2001, with a 30-0 home win over Western Washington, and was halted on Nov. 16 of 2002, with a 30-21 setback at Eastern Washington in a game played in Spokane. Montana tied Pennsylvania, which had 24 wins in a row from 1992-95, for the longest winning skein in the division. The Griz also set the record for most consecutive Big Sky wins (25) and most league victories on the road with 13 in a row . Senior quarterback John Edwards was named the Big Sky’s co- MVP on offense and senior safety Trey Young was the leagues defen­ sive player of the year. Montana defeated Northwestern State 45-14 at home in a first- round playoff game, but lost 24-20 at McNeese State in a quarterfinal A t * ®4tm-; contest on the road. 2001: Second National Championship Montana won its second national championship, defeating Fur­ for touchdown runs with 17, while senior wide receiver Jefferson Hei- man 13-6. Edwards engineered a 16-play, 99-yard scoring drive for delberger had the second most receiving yards in single-season history UMs only touchdown in the game. Halfback Yohance Humphery, with 1,240. Montanas all-time career rushing leader, gained 142 yards on 30 car­ In the playoffs the host Griz handled their first three opponents at ries, and scored UMs only touchdown on a 2-yard run. home relatively easy, heating Northwestern State (56-7), New Hamp­ The Griz defense limited the Paladins to 121 yards rushing and shire (47-17), and Sam Houston State (34-13). forced three turnovers. Furmans only score came on a Hail Mary pass The title game was a 31-21 loss to James Madison in Chattanooga. as time expired. Humphery wrapped up his illustrious career with Sadly, the championship game was played on a field that was a quag­ 4,070 career yards. mire. The grass playing surface had reportedly recently been re-sod­ The Grizzlies’ 15 victories set a school record (which still stands) ded, and big chunks of grass and dirt were tossed all over the field by for the most wins in a season. the players cleats whenever they ran or cut on the grass playing surface. Griz in Playoffs add 2-2-2 2003: Break Playoff Record With 11th in a row 2000: Third Trip to the Title Game Montana broke the FCS record by making its 11th consecutive The Griz earned a trip to the championship game for the third playoff appearance, eclipsing the mark of 10 that it shared with East­ time in six seasons, losing a heart-breaker, 27-25 to Georgia Southern ern Kentucky, which played in 10 straight from 1986-1995. UM re­ in Chattanooga. ceived an at-large bid into the playoffs, losing a 43-40 double overtime Starting Griz quarterback Drew Miller was injured late in the first thriller to visiting Western Illinois in the first round. quarter, and Edwards, a sophomore, was called into action. The Griz Senior kicker Chris Snyder set four NCAA career FCS records, trailed 20-3 at halftime in a rain-soaked Finley Stadium but took a scoring 394 points and converting 182 PATs, and a single-season 23-20 lead early in the fourth quarter on a scoring run by Humphery. mark scoring 123 points. He also set a record by making 126 con­ The lead was short-lived though, as Eagle halfback and 2000 Wal­ secutive PATs. Senior defensive end Tim Bush finished his career as ter Payton Award winner Adrian Peterson broke loose for a 57-yard Montanas all-time career leader in sacks (32.5) and tackles for loss touchdown run for the game-winning touchdown. (50).

2001 National Champions vs. Furman. The Griz played Youngstown S ta te in a first-round FCS playoff game in 1999. 2011 BSC CHAMPIONS I GOGRIZ.COM 1995: First National Championship The Grizzlies won their first national championship with a last- second, 22-20 come-from-behind victory over host Marshall in front of an FCS playoff-record crowd of 32,106 (this is still the re­ cord) in Huntington, West Virginia. Walter Payton Award-winning quarterback Dave Dickenson passed for 1,219 yards and 11 touchdowns in Montanas first three playoff games, when UM out-scored its opponents 163-14. In their SW first three playoff victories, the host Grizzlies beat Eastern Kentucky (48-0), Georgia Southern (45-0), and Stephen F. Austin (70-14). In the title game, Dickenson orchestrated a 12-piay, 72-yard scor­ ing drive, culminating with a 25-yard field goal by Andy Larson with 39 seconds left for the game-winner. The key play in that winning drive came on a fourth-and-three from the 50-yard line, when Dick­ enson hit wide receiver Mike Erhardt on a short slant pass for a 20- yard gain and a crucial first down. Senior wide receiver Matt Wells 1999-97: Third Straight First-Round Games scored both of Montanas touchdowns. Montana set playoff' records The Griz dropped three first-round playoff games during this for first downs (125), pass completions (137), pass attempts (197), time, but in 1999 set the Big Sky record with their seventh straight and passing yards (1,703). FCS playoff appearance. (The old standard of six was set by former 1993-1994: A Program On th@ Rise Big Sky member Idaho from 1985-90). The host Griz squeaked by Northern Iowa 23-20 in a 1994 first- In 1999, visiting Youngstown State, coached by Jim Tressel, round contest, and then edged visiting McNeese State 30-28 in a kicked a late field goal for a 30-27 win. In 1998 Montana suffered snow storm on a game-ending field goal by Larson. Unfortunately, its worst playoff setback ever, losing 52-9 at Western Illinois. Mon­ Dickenson was re-injured early in the win over McNeese, and he was tanas three-game playoff losing streak in the first round began in not able to play in the semifinal - a 28-9 loss to host Youngstown 1997 with a 19-14 setback at McNeese State. State, coached by Tressel. 1996: Moss Too Much In Quest For Second Title In 1993, Montana rolled to a 10-1 regular-season record, with its In A Row only blemish a 35-30 loss at Oregon. After that loss to the Ducks, Montana reeled off 14 straight wins to advance to the title game. the Griz reeled off nine straight wins and won their first league title For the second year in a row they played at Marshall. Former NFL since 1982. The season ended in a 49-48 first-round shoot-out loss star Randy Moss grabbed four touchdown catches to lead Marshall to visiting Delaware. The Grizzlies' 93 victories in the 1990’s were to a 49-29 win. It was the first time ever two undefeated (14-0) teams the second most in the division (Youngstown State won 103). played for the crown. In the title game Griz sophomore quarter­ 1989: Griz Host Playoff Games For First Time back Brian Ah Yat set (then) playoff records for pass completions Montana hosted and won its first playoff game in school history, with 36 and total plays (67). Senior wide receiver Joe Douglass set beating Jackson State 48-7 in the first round. The Grizzlies defeated a playoff record with 13 receptions. Douglass also set Montana visiting Eastern Illinois 25-15 in the quarterfinals, and then lost 45- single-season standards with 82 catches for 18 touchdowns (both 15 to eventual national champion Georgia Southern in Statesboro in still school records), along with 1,469 receiving, in just 11 regular- the semis. season games. 1988 & 1982: In the Playoffs After a six-year hiatus, in 1988, the Griz earned their first at-large bid into the playoffs, losing (38-19) at Idaho. Montanas initial trip to the playoffs came in 1982 when it won its first Big Sky title since 1970. Despite winning the league championship the Grizzlies had to travel to Moscow, Idaho, losing 21-7 to the Vandals. 1969-1970: Montana Plays For A Pair of College Division Titles Montana played for the College Division national championship in 1969 and 1970. The Griz went undefeated and untied for the first time in school history at 10-0 and won their first-ever Big Sky title in 1969. Both years Montana advanced to the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento, Calif., but, missing many starters because of NCAA’s rules on junior college transfers, the under-manned Griz lost 30-3 to top-ranked North Dakota State in 1969 and 31-16 to the same Senior wide receive Joe Douglass s e t a playoff record with 13 receptions vs. team a year later. Marshall in the Division I-AA championship game in 1996. Griz Football

GRIZ YEAR-BY-YEAR IN THE NCAA PLAYOFFS | MONTANA’S FINAL FCS RANKINGS COLLEGE DIVISION 1982 ...... NCAA...... 19th (0-2 neutral) 198 8 ...... NCAA...... 19th 196 9 ...... North Dakota StateA ...... L 30-3 198 9 ...... NCAA...... 6th 197 0 ...... North Dakota StateA L 31-16 199 3 ...... The Sports Network ...... 3rd ACollege Division National Championship Game 199 4 ...... The Sports Network ...... 8th 199 5 ...... The Sports Network ...... 1st FCS/I-AA 199 6 ...... The Sports Network ...... 2nd (51 Games: 32-19: 29-6 home; 2-9 road, 1-4 neutral) 199 7 ...... The Sports Network ...... 11th 1982 ...... at Idaho ...... L21-7 199 8 ...... The Sports Network ...... 14th 198 8 ...... at Idaho L 38-19 199 9 ...... The Sports Network ...... 7th 198 9 ...... Jackson S tate ...... W 48-7 200 0 ...... The Sports Network ...... 2nd 1989 ...... Eastern Illinois W 25-19 200 1 ...... The Sports Network ...... 1st 1989 ...... at Georgia Southern* L 45-14 200 2 ...... The Sports Network ...... 9th 199 3 ...... Delaware L 49-48 2 0 03 ...... The Sports Network ...... 14th 199 4 ...... Northern Iowa W 23-20 2 0 04 ...... The Sports Network ...... 2nd 1994 ...... McNeese State W 30-28 2 0 05 ...... The Sports Network ...... 12th 199 4 ...... at Youngstown State* ...... L 28-9 200 6 ...... The Sports Network ...... 3rd 19 95 ...... Eastern Kentucky ...... W 48-0 200 7 ...... The Sports Network ...... 10th 1995 ...... Georgia Southern ...... W 45-0 200 8 ...... The Sports Network ...... 2nd 1995 ...... Stephen F. Austin* W 70-14 200 9 ...... The Sports Network ...... 2nd 19 95 ...... at M arsh all W 22-20 201 0 ...... The Sports Network ...... 20th 19 9 6 ...... Nicholls State ...... W 48-3 201 1 ...... The Sports Network ...... 4th 1996 ...... E. Tennessee State W 44-14 1996 ...... Troy State* ...... W 70-7 19 9 6 ...... at Marshall$ L 49-29 19 97 ...... at McNeese State L 19-14 GRIZ IN ALL-STAR GAMES 1998 ...... at Western Illinois ...... L 52-9 ® East-West Shrine Game • Players All-Star Classic 19 99 ...... Youngstown S tate L 30-27 1926 ...... “Wild” Bill Kelly 2012...... Charles Burton 200 0 ...... Eastern Illinois W 45-14 1928 Tom Davis 2012...... Caleb McSurdy 2000...... Richmond W 37-17 1938 ...... Milt Popovich 2012...... Jon Opperud 2000...... Appalachian State* ...... W 19-16, OT 1942 Eso Naranche 200 0 ...... vs. Georgia Southern$ L 27-25 1962 Terry Dillon 200 1 ...... Northwestern St W 28-19 1983 Brian Salonen 2001...... Sam Houston State W 49-24 1994 Scott Gragg 2001...... Northern Iowa* ...... W38-0 1999 ...... Chase Raynock 200 1...... Furman$...... W 13-6 • Senior Bowl 200 2 ...... Northwestern State W 45-14 1994 Scott Gragg 200 2 ...... at McNeese State L 24-20 • Hula Bowl 200 3 ...... Western Illinois L 43-40 (2 OT) 1997 David Kempfert 200 4 ...... Northwestern State ...... W 57-7 1999 Brian Ah Yat 2004...... New Hampshire W 47-17 1999 ...... Raul Pacheco 2004...... Sam Houston State* W 34-13 2004 Cory Procter 200 4 ...... vs. James Madison$ L 31-21 2008 Kroy Biermann 200 5 ...... Cal Poly L 35-21 • Japan Bowl 200 6 ...... McNeese State...... W 31-6 1989 Tim Hauck 2006...... Southern Illinois ...... W, 20-3 ® Martin Luther King Bowl 200 6 ...... UMass* L 19-17 1989 Kirk Scrafford 200 7 ...... Wofford ....L, 23-22 200 8 ...... Texas State W, 31-13 • Paradise Bowl 2008 ...... Weber State W, 24-12 2001 Calvin Coleman, Thatcher Szalay, 2008 ...... at James Madison* W, 35-27 200 1 ...... Vince Huntsberger 200 8 ...... vs. Richmond$ ...... L, 24-7 2002 Trey Young 200 9 ...... South Dakota St ..W, 61-48 • Las Vegas All-Star Game (Formerly the Paradise Bowl) 2009 ...... Stephen F. Austin ...... W, 51-0 2004 Justin Green, Craig Ochs 2009 ...... Appalachian State* W, 24-17 • Blue Gray All-Star Game 2009 ...... Villanova$ L, 23-21 1987 Larry Clarkson 2011...... Central Arkansas W, 41-14 • Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Game 2011...... Northern Iowa W, 48-10 2007...... Josh Swogger 2011...... At Sam Houston State* L, 31-28 200 9 ...... Colt Anderson * FCS Semifinal game ...... $FCS Championship game 201 0 ...... Shann Schillinger

UM offers 14 intercollegiate programs in men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, football, women’s golf, women’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s volleyball.

The Grizzlies/Lady Griz compete at the NCAA Division I level and are eligible for postseason competition, except for football, which competes in the NCAA Football Cham­ pionship Subdivision (formerly called Division I-AA), which employs a 16-team playoff system.

Montana is a charter (1963) member of the Big Sky Conference, headquartered in Ogden, Utah. There are now 11 schools in the Big Sky Conference plus two football only schools, Cal Poly and UC Davis The 11 schools are: Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Portland State, Sacramento State, Weber State, Northern Colorado and new for the 2011 -12 season, North Dakota and Southern Utah.

ADMINISTRATION

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Royce Engstrom J e a n G ee Christie Anderson Jam es Gibson Dave Guffey Kent Haslam Chuck Maes UM President Interim Athletic Assistant A.D. Assistant A.D. Associate A.D. for Associate A.D. A ssociate A.D. Director Marketing Fiscal Operations Communications Development Internal Operations

Colleen M a rk s Brynn Molloy Dennis Murphy Don Read Rob S tack , Greg Sundberg Charlie Woida Assistant to the A.D. Assistant Director Head Certified Athletic Director Director of Equipment Executive Director Director of Grizzly Scholarship Athletic Trainer Emeritus Operations, HAEC Grizzly Scholarship Strength and Association A sso c. Performance

HEAD COACHES

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Steve Ascher Courtney Babcock Mick Delaney Emily M ilberger Mark Plakorus Women's Tennis Cross Country Football W om en’s Golf Women’s Soccer

Kris Nord Brian Schweyen Robin Selvig Wayne Tinkle Je rry Wagner Men's Tennis Track and Field Women’s Basketball Men's Basketball Women’s Volleyball ADMINISTA TORS & COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT COACHES Athletic Department Directory

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MAIN LINE INTERNAL OPERATIONS (4 0 6 AREA CODE; 2 4 3 - e x c h a n g e ) ...... 4 7 4 9 Chuck Maes, Assoc. Athletic Director 2213 ADAMS CENTER TICKET OFFICE Sue DeMers, Events Coordinator ...... 2233 Tia Fluri, Events Coordinator ...... 2222 Local Box Office ...... 4051 Janie Haight, Events Coordinator ...... 2202 Toll F ree ...... 1-888-MONTANA MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/SPIRIT SQUAD ADMINISTRATION Christie Anderson, Assistant A.D...... 4336 Shalon Baker Adam Bork Leon Burtnett Sophie Clough Jean Gee, Interim Athletic Director...... 5370 Sarah Bigelow, Marketing Assistant ...... 2696 Football Track & Field Football Soccer James Gibson, Asst. A.D., Fiscal Ops...... 6 9 2 6 Brent Reser, New Media Director ...... 2250 Jim Lopach, NCAA Faculty Rep ...... 4 8 2 9 Colleen Marks, Asst, to the A.D ...... 6 4 7 2 MEN’S BASKETBALL 1 Athletic Director, TBA ...... 5 3 4 8 Bill Evans, A ssistant C o a ch ...... 5399 Jono Metzger-Jones, Assistant Coach 5366 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT Freddie Owens, Assistant Coach ...... 5408 Heather Alexander, Business Office ...... 5 9 9 0 Kerry Rupp, Assistant Coach ...... 5399 Pam Erickson, Admin. A ssistant ...... 5 4 3 5 Wayne Tinkle, Head Coach ...... 5334 Laurel Hanson, C om pliance ...... 5 7 2 9 Julie Tonkin, Program Coordinator ...... 5334 Trish Duce Scott Gragg Justin Green Ty Gregorak Aaron Heiner, Computer Technician ...... 5 4 8 9 W om en's Football Football Football Paul Hengel, Facilities Assistant ...... 2 2 1 4 RHINEHART ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER Basketball Stacey Kahler, A.D. Admin. A sst ...... 5 3 4 8 Drew Babcock, Assistant Certified Ryan Martin, Athletic Business Mgr...... 5 4 0 4 Athletic Trainer ...... 6362 Darr Tucknott, Athletic Academic Services.4420 Karla Judge, A ssistant Certified Jennifer Zellmer-Cuarsema, Athletic Trainer ...... 6362 Academic Advisor ...... 2 6 0 0 Dennis Murphy, Head Certified Athletic Trainer...... 5362 ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT J.C. Weida, Associate Certified ; Kent Haslam, Assoc. A.D., Develop...... 6294 Athletic Trainer ...... 6362 ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE CENTER Kefense Allison Jono Rob Oviatt SPORTS INFORMATION Asst. Director, TBA...... 4085 Hynson Lawrence Metzger-Jones Football Joel Carlson, Asst. S.I.D...... 5414 Charlie Woida, Director...... 4085 Football Volleyball Men’s Basketball Dave Guffey, Assoc. A.D ...... 5402 CROSS COUNTRY Renee Valley, Media Editor ...... 6899 Courtney Babcock, Head Coach ..5420 Jerek Wolcott, Intern ...... 5402 FOOTBALL TENNIS Shalon Baker, Wide R eceivers ...... 5 3 9 3 Steve Ascher, Head Women’s Coach...... 9436 Ross Brunelle, Video Coordinator/ Kris Nord, Head Men’s Coach ...... 5410 Assistant Special Teams ...... 2 9 6 9 TRACK & FIELD Leon Burtnett, Safeties ...... 5 3 9 0 Adam Bork, A ssistant C o a ch ...... 5423 Freddie Vicky Pounds Lauren A nnette Linda Cardinal, Program Coordinator ...... 2 9 6 9 Vicky Pounds ...... 5423 O w ens Track & Field R obertson R och eleau Mick Delaney, Head Coach ...... 2969 Brian Schweyen, Head Coach...... 5413 Men’s Basketball S occer W om en’s Roland Ford, Dir. of FB O perations ...... 2 9 6 9 Basketball Scott Gragg, Asst. Head Coach/OTs ...... 5 3 7 7 VOLLEYBALL Justin Green, Running Backs ...... 6101 Allison Lawrence, Assistant Coach ...... 5165 Ty Gregorak, Def. Coord./Linebackers ...... 5391 Gina Schmidt, Assistant Coach ...... 1582 Kefense Hynson, TEs/Special Teams ...... 2 9 6 9 Jerry Wagner, Head Coach ...... 5411 Rob Oviatt, Strength & Conditioning ...... 4 4 9 8 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Timm Rosenbach, Offensive Coord./QBs...5392 Trish Duce, A ssistan t C oa ch ...... 5779 Leggie Suiaunoa, Defensive Line ...... 5 3 8 3 Annette Rocheleau, Assistant Coach ...... 5941 Timm Kerry Rupp Gina Shannon Aric Williams, Cornerbacks ...... 5 3 6 8 Shannon Schweyen, Assistant Coach ...... 5338 R osen b ach M en's Schm idt S ch w ey en GRIZZLY SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION Robin Selvig, Head Coach...... 5334 Football Basketball Volleyball W om en’s Colleen McChesney, Admin. Assistant ...... 6 4 8 7 Julie Tonkin, Admin. Assistant ...... 5334 Basketball Brynn Molloy, Assistant Director ...... 5 4 0 5 WOMEN’S GOLF Cyndi Steigers, Receptionist ...... 6481 Emily Milberger.. ..4377 Greg Sundberg, Executive Director...... 6481 WOMEN’S SOCCER HACKNEY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CENTER Sophie Clough, Assistant Coach ...... 4 3 9 7 Misti Battaiola, Asst. Equipment Mgr...... 6 9 6 9 Mark Plakorus, Head Coach ...... 6624 Doug Sirois, Asst. Equipment Manager .....6 9 6 9 Loren Robertson, Assistant Coach ...... 4 3 7 8 Legi Aric Rob Stack, Dir. of Equipment Ops...... 4351 Suiaunoa Williams Football Football ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE CENTER WASHINGTON-GRIZZLY STADIUM AT JOHN HOYT FIELD

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Dahlberg Arena has a seating capacity of 7,321,

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The 7,000-square foot Athletic Performance Center is home to the Griz student- athletes and is geared to enhance the overall athletic performance of the teams.

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The West Auxiliary Gym (WAG) has seating for 1,000 volleyball fans. FACILITIES

UM GOLF COURSE ROBERT O. LINDSAY TENNIS CENTER

Lindsay Tennis Center, home of Griz Tennis.

The UM Golf Course is home to the Lady Griz golf and men’s and wo­ mens's cross country teams and is also open to the public. It is a nine- hole course and the oldest course in Missoula, established in 1924.

ADAMS CENTER Adams Center, home of the Grizzly Athletic Department.

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Athletic Staff

Heather Alexander Drew Babcock Alyse Backus Misti Battaiola Sarah Bigelow Linda Cardinal Account Associate Athletic Trainer Sports Information A sst. Equipment Mgr. Marketing Assistant Football Program Coord.

Joel Carlson J e n n y C a rr S u e D e M e rs T ia F iuri Roland Ford Janie Haight Assistant S.I.D. Cheer Coach Internal Operations/' Internal Ops Asst. Dir. of FB Operations Events Coordinator WGS Suite Services Internal Operations

Laurel Hanson Aaron Heiner Paul Hengel Karla Judge Stacey Kahler Ryan Martin Compliance Assistant Computer Technician Facilities Assistant. Athietic Trainer Admin. A sst., A.D. Athletic Business Mgr. Internal Operations

Nate Michael Colleen O’Brien Brent Reser Megan Riley Doug Sirois Cyndi Steigers Griz Video GSA Admin. Asst. New Media Director Dance Team Coach A sst. Equipment Mgr. GSA Receptionist Production Coordinator

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Julie Tonkin Darr Tucknott Renee Valley J.C . W e id a Jerek Wolcott Jennifer Zellmer-Cuaresma Basketball Prog. Coord. Athletic Academic Sports Information Athletic Trainer Sports Information Athletic Academic Advisor Services Coordinator Media Editor 2011 BSC CHAMPIONS \ GOGRIZ.COM ■a “Missoula is one of the best places to be: friendly people, supportive faculty, a great sense of community, fantastic educational opportunities and beautiful, beautiful scenery.” - Princeton Review

Photos: 1) Overlooking campus and Missoula from atop Mount Sentinel; 2) Out-to-Lunch in downtown Missoula; 3) A carousel for Missoula, downtown Missoula; 4) Griz bear statue and Main Hall on campus M ontana G rizzly F l l a b t o o

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