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Current, former Montana football players shocked by firings

MISSOULA, Mont. -- Current and former Montana football players say they were shocked by the sudden firings of athletic director Jim O'Day and head coach Robin Pflugrad, who told the team "to be champions" in his final address.

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Weber State players watch the game from the bench late in the second half against Montana in Missoula, Mont., on Tuesday.

'Cats miss shots, blow shot at title against Grizzlies

MISSOULA, Mont. — In the pregame build-up, Tuesday’s Big Sky title clash between Weber State and Montana was billed as epic and historic.

Now those words can be used to describe the Wildcats’ disappointment at losing the Big Sky Conference crown on the final night of the regular season.

With a stifling defense, Montana locked down a 66-51 win over Weber State in front of a rowdy sellout crowd of 7,157 fans at Dahlberg Arena.

Police chief: Videos don't show excessive force against Montana football team

MISSOULA, Mont. -- Police in Missoula have reviewed cellphone videos as part of an internal investigation over the use of a stun gun in the arrests of two University of Montana football players.

Police use stun guns on University of Montana football players

MISSOULA, Mont. -- The Missoula Police Department says it is investigating the use of stun guns in the recent arrests of two University of Montana football players at a weekend party.

Montana players plead not guilty to weekend charges

 

 

MISSOULA, Mont. -- Two University of Montana football players have denied charges filed after weekend arrests in which Missoula police used a stun gun to subdue them.

 

Cornerback Trumaine Johnson and quarterback Gerald Kemp were arrested after police were called about a noisy party at Johnson's apartment at 2:40 a.m. Sunday, hours after the team returned from a game in Flagstaff, Ariz.

Court records say Kemp hit an officer in the chest. Kemp was hit with the stun gun, followed by Johnson when he tried to intervene.

Paul J. Horspool

Paul J. Horspoo, 59, died June 21, 2011 at his home in Missoula, Mont. Honoring Paul’s request, he will be cremated and there will be no memorial service.

 

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Montana decides to stay in Big Sky

HELENA, Mont. -- The University of Montana Grizzlies will stay in the Big Sky Conference and not move up to the Football Bowl Subdivision, President Royce Engstrom said Thursday.

Wildcats face key Big Sky battles

MISSOULA, Mont. -- Throw out their record.

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