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2018 Montana State Football Schedule Date Opponent Time TV Location Aug. 30 Western Illinois (Gold Rush) 7 pm SWX Montana Bozeman Sept. 8 at South Dakota State 5 pm MT SWX Montana Brookings, SD Sept. 15 Wagner (Military Appreciation) 1 pm SWX Montana Bozeman Sept. 22 *at Portland State 3:05 pm MT SWX Montana Portland, OR Sept. 29 *Eastern Washington 1 pm ROOT Sports Bozeman Oct. 13 *Idaho 2 pm ROOT Sports Bozeman Oct. 20 *at Weber State 4 pm ROOT Sports Ogden, UT Oct. 27 *at Idaho State 3:30 pm Eleven Sports Pocatello, ID Nov. 3 *Cal Poly 2 pm SWX Montana Bozeman Nov. 10 *Northern Colorado 1 pm ROOT Sports Bozeman Nov. 17 *at Montana 12 noon ROOT Sports Missoula, MT Times listed are Mountain, and tentative SWX games kick at :07/:37, ROOT games at :10/:40 ^Games stream live on PlutoTV.com %Games stream on msubobcats.com =Game streams on Fox Sports Go Television Information ROOT: Check local listings for Root Sports on cable systems. Root Sports NW is channel 687 on DirecTV and channel 426 on Dish Network. Root Sports Rocky Mountain is channel 683 on DirecTV, channel 414 on Dish Network. The Audience Network, which airs all games in the Big Sky TV package, is channel 101 on DirecTV. A channel finder for Root Sports NW is available at northwest.rootsports.com. SWX Montana: KWYB ABC28 in Bozeman, KWYB ABC 18 in Butte, KFBB ABC5 in Great Falls, KHBB ABC21 in Helena, KTMF ABC23 in Missoula, KTMF ABC42 in Kalispell, KULR NBC8 and SWX in Billings), KXGN NBC in Glendive. SWX is channel 503 in Billings, 199 elsewhere on cable. It is also available over the air in all Montana markets. Eleven Sports: Bobcat Insider: Jay Sanderson hosts MSU’s weekly preview/highlight show on Fox Bozeman featuring Head Coach Jeff Choate, with Aunica Koch. The Bobcats Insider airs in the Bozeman area on Fox at 9:30 pm, and around the state on Fox channels on Thursdays at 9:30 pm or at a time TBA. Bobcat Sports Radio Network Billings-KGHL 790 AM; Bozeman-KXLB 100.7 FM; Bozeman-KMMS 1450 AM; Butte-KXTL 1370 AM; Glasgow-KLTZ 1240 AM; Glendive-KDZN 96.5 FM; Great Falls-KINX 102.7 FM; Helena-KIMO 104.5 HD2; Kalispell-KGEZ 600 AM; Lewistown-KLCM 95.9 FM; Miles City-KATL 770 AM; Missoula- KMPT 930 AM; Shelby-KSEN 1150 AM; Sidney-KGCX 93.1 FM and at msubobcats.com. Cat Chat Cat fans can interact with MSU Coach Jeff Choate, play-by-play man Jay Sanderson, and selected MSU players Wednesdays (6:30-7:30 pm) at The GranTree Inn’s Club Tavern and Grill in Bozeman (N. 7th near I-90). Fans can also listen on KXLB 100.7 FM in Bozeman, or at www.msubobcats.com and on the Bobcat Sports Radio Network or Tune In app. Internet MSU updates, podcasts, and select live game broadcasts are available at www.msubobcats.com. Video of most Big Sky games is available at PlutoTV.com and WatchBigSky.com. Social Media Join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MontanaStateBobcats Get all the latest news from our Twitter feed at @msubobcats Stay connected to the Cats on the web at www.msubobcats.com Check out the latest images from the Bobcats at Instagram: montanastatebobcats .

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