Montana vs Montana State — 82nd Meeting October 30, 1982 GREG AMUNDSEN BRIAN CARAWAY SCOTT ELLIG Seattle, WA Great Falls, MT Spokane, WA DAVE GLENN SCOTT GRATTON JOHN HINSON Elma, WA Missoula, MT Seattle, WA GREG ISEMAN ROB JONES BEN KIEFER Baldwin City, KS Oakland, CA Burlington, KS JOHN KOVACICH REED MADISON CURT McELROY Butte, MT Butte, MT Butte, MT GRIZZLY PAT NORWOOD TRACKS FUND ROCKY MILLER PAT NORWOOD JOE NUU Richland, WA Billings, MT Bakersfield, CA (See Page 9) 1982 Grizzly Seniors ‘The Best of for the Grizzlies Featuring Steak & Seafood Dining in the elegant atmosphere of one of Missoula’s historical land marks overlooking the city. Live Entertainment Thurs., Fri 1*2 BEN HOGAN DRIVE Sat. in our upstairs bar. 72B-5132 A Montana Open 5:30 Daily Fashion, Quality, and Service WfUKahf Ortv Since 1902 Telephone: 721-3500 Southgate Mall 1829 SOUTH AVE. WEST P.O. BOX 2426 TELEPHONE: (406) 728 5200 MISSOULA, MT 59806 MONTANA PRINTING CO. 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Dr. Neil Bucklew A thletic Directory Athletic Director .................................................................... Harley Lewis Associate Athletic Director .........................................Barbara Hollmann Business Manager ....................................................................Tim Kendall Athletic Faculty Representative ....................................Dr. Evan Denney Sports Information Director .................................................Dave Guffey Assistant Sports Information D ire ctor ..................................Linda Reaves Sports Information Secretary ..............................................Norma Hober Ticket and Facilities Manager ...............................................Gary Hughes Concess ions & Promotions D ire ctor .................................... Tom Dwyer Grizzly Athletic Association Director ..................................A1 Kempfert Head Football Coach Larry Donovan Assistant Football C oach ........................................................... Joe Glenn Assistant Football C oach ..........................................................Joe Yeager Assistant Football C oach Mike Johnson Assistant Football C oach ...............................................Lynn Rosenbach Assistant Football C oach ...................................................Mike Van Diest Assistant Football C oach ..........................................................Ken Flajole Assistant Football C oach ........................................................ Craig Fouhy Head Men’s Basketball Coach and Basketball Coordinator ........................................... Mike Montgomery Assistant Basketball Coach .....................................................Stew Morrill Assistant Basketball Coach ...................................................... Bob Niehl Head Women s Basketball Coach ....................................... Robin Selvig Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Annette Whitaker Men’s Track and Cross Country C oach ................................... Bill Leach Women’s Cross Country and Track C oach ......................... Dick Koontz Wrestling Coach ....................................................................... Scott Bliss Gymnastics Coach Terry Hamilton Men’s Tennis C oa ch .......................................................Larry Gianchetta Women’s Tennis C oach ............................................................. Kris Nord Men s Golf Coach Gary Nygaard Women’s Swimming C oach ............................................... Doug Brenner Women’s Volleyball Coach ...................................................... Dick Scott Trainer ................................................................................Dennis Murphy Associate Trainer ....................................................................pat Archer Head Equipment Manager Steve Hackney Assistant Equipment Manager Mat Popham Football Secretary Suelynn Williams Athletic Secretary ..................................................................Cela Burham Ticket Office Secretary .......................................................... Rae Proctor Grizzly Athletic Association Secretary .......................... Carol Racheweg Sports Photographer ...................................................... Geoffrey Sutton G eneral Facts Location ............................................................. Missoula, Montana 59812 Enrollment ............................................................................... 8,800 (est.) Nickname .......................................................................................Grizzlies Colors ........................................................................Copper, Silver, Gold Athletic Affiliations ....................................... Big Sky Conference, NCAA Football Stadium Dornblaser Stadium (Capacity 12,500) Grizzly Tracks Grizzly Tracks is the official souvenir program for home football games at the University of Montana. They are produced by the Sports Information Director and the UM Printing Services. O N T H E C O V ER are pictures of 1982 University of Montana seniors. Cornerback John Kovacich. AH Pictures by Geoffrey Sutton. UM Printing Services 1 Today's Game by Dave Guffey UM Sports Information Director Griz-Cats Square Off for 82nd Meeting Today It’s all been said before. THE GAME. One “The MSU program has made a lot of very active. Oakland has three intercep­ of the oldest football rivalries in the United progress under its new coaching staff and tions. States. seems to be doing what the Montana MSU LBs Jim Kalafat (138 tackles) and Who cares what the records are, right? Grizzlies have been doing, and that’s playing Mark Eibner (120) rank among the league This is the Griz-Cat game, or Cat-Griz with pride, playing as a unit and playing with leaders. Linemen Phil Bruneau and Bob game, depending on where your loyalties lie. intensity,” Donovan said. “This game is a Kardoes have 65 and 57 tackles, respective­ Well, about 20 coaches and about 200 source of pride for the players, coaches and ly- football players care what the records are everyone in the state.” Linemen Cliff Lewis (42 tackles, five pass this year. Don’t tell them this is for bragging The Grizzlies have dominated the series deflections), Andre Stephens (24), Joe Nuu rights. It’s for a lot more. which began in 1897, winning 47 times, (23) and Shawn and Scott Poole (18 and 16, Upstart Montana State boasts the best losing 29 and there have been five ties. respectively), lead UM. record in the Big Sky Conference coming However, in recent years MSU has won In the secondary Tony Fudge and Scott into today’s 82nd meeting. MSU is 4-1 in eight of 10 meetings, although UM won 27- Ellig each have 31 stops, and Fudge has a league action (5-3 overall) and suffered its 17 in Bozeman last season and 24-8 in 1978 team-high four interceptions. Reed Madison first Big Sky setback, 36-20, at the University in Missoula. In the Grizzly win last year now (30), John Kovacich (21) and Gary Lowry of Idaho last week. graduated Mike Hagen rushed for three (18) are next. MSU’s Jim Anderson ranks And the Big Sky’s other “ upstart” team, TDs, Rocky Klever had 104 yards rushing among the league secondary leaders with 61 the University of Montana Grizzlies, are 3-2 and MSU’s Tony Boddie gained 105 yards. tackles and five interceptions. UM QB Allan Powell passed for 118 yards. This will be the final home game for One of the principals in that matchup Montana in 1982. Next week UM is at returns for MSU. Boddie, who is one of the Portland State for a non-league game. MSU Big Sky leaders in rushing and receiving, will host Northern Arizona in its league returns. Powell, although a back to quarter­ finale. UM is at Weber State Nov. 13 for its back Mary Mornhinweg (who was injured final Big Sky game. prior to last year’s matchup) is the backup QB. Boddie has rushed for 664 yards for five TDs and a 3.9 average. He has 38 receptions for 485 yards and four TDs. His nine TDs leads the Bobcats. The Grizzlies counter with tailback Greg Iseman who has gained 645 yards on the ground and five TDs. He has caught 19 passes for 161 yards and a score. His six TDs leads the Grizzlies. QB Mornhinweg adds to his records with each completion. He became the first signal Linebacker Curt McElroy. caller in UM history to go over 3,000 yards. He now holds career records in yards (3,057), completions (247) and attempts in league action (4-3 overall), and still figure (449). in the championship picture, along with Mike Godfrey won the QB duties at MSU MSU and several BSC teams. from three-year incumbent Barry Sullivan, The upstart tag applies to both Montana and has responded