Catch the Cats This Fall
9/5/2007 12:00:00 AM | Football
Catching the Bobcats becomes easier than ever this fall, with 10 football games televised live and a host of other media opportunities for following MSU.
Each of MSU's 11 regular season games air live on Bozeman's KXLB-FM 100.7, which anchors an 11-station statewide network (below). Jeff Lasky, the play-by-play voice of the Lancaster JetHawks of the Class A California League during the summer, calls the action this fall. Lasky, a former sports anchor in the Bozeman television market, has called selected Bobcat men's and women's basketball games over the past several years. He is joined by Dan Davies, a former Bobcat player and assistant coach whose 19 years as MSU's color analyst makes him the longest-tenured radio commentator in the Big Sky.
MSU becomes the only Big Sky team with as many as 10 regular season games televised live this fall. The Dixie State (9/15), Southern Utah (10/6), Eastern Washington (10/13), Sacramento State (10/20), Northern Colorado (10/27), Northern Arizona (11/3), and Portland State (11/10) games each air live on Max Media stations across the state (station listings below).
Altitude Sports and Entertainment, a regional cable and satellite station, will show Montana State's games against Weber State (9/22) and Idaho State (9/29). The 107th Cat-Griz game airs on Montana Television Network stations across the state, as well.
The Bobcat Sports Report, a weekly coaches show featuring MSU football coach Rob Ash and volleyball coach Miya Malauulu, airs in Bozeman on KWYB-TV ABC 28 and across the state (see schedule below). The Bobcat Daily Show features current goings-on in Bobcat Athletics on a day-to-day basis on KZMY-FM 103.5 in Bozeman, as well.
Montana State's Wednesday night radio magazine program, Cat Chat, begins at 7 pm at Old Chicago each week. The program features Bobcat football coach Rob Ash and volleyball coach Miya Malauulu, along with other MSU student-athletes and coaches. Lasky hosts the show, which airs on KMMS-AM 1450. Bobcat fans also have the opportunity to hear from Coach Ash on Tuesday morning's Coaches Corner, which takes place at the Bozeman Holiday Inn at 10 am.
BOBCAT RADIO NETWORK:
Billings KBLG 910 AM
Bozeman KXLB 100.7 FM
Butte KXTL 1370 AM
Glasgow KLTZ 1240 AM
Glendive KDZN 96.5 FM
Great Falls KXGF 1400 AM
Helena KMTX 950 AM
Lewistown KLCM 95.9 FM
Miles City KMTA 1050 AM
Missoula KLCY 930 AM
Shelby KSEN 1150 AM
MONTANA SPORTS TELEVISION NETWORK (courtesy Max Media of Montana)
KWYB ABC28 Bozeman
KWYB ABC18 Butte
KFBB ABC5 Great Falls
KHBB ABC21 Helena
KTMF ABC23 Missoula
KTMF ABC42 Kalispell
KULR NBC8 Billings
CAT CHAT
Bobcat coach Rob Ash and selected players join Jeff Lasky for Cat Chat on KMMS 1450 AM in Bozeman. The show begins Wednesdays at 7 pm at Old Chicago on North 19th.
BOBCAT SPORTS REPORT
In addition to being available on www.msubobcats.com by Tuesday each week, MSU’s weekly highlight show featuring Rob Ash and KWYB’s Dave Griffiths airs across Montana...
Sunday, 10:15 pm: KWYB Bozeman, KTMF Missoula, KTMF Kalispell
Wednesday, 5:00 am: KULR Billings
Wednesday, 5:30 am: KFBB Great Falls, KHBB Helena
Each of MSU's 11 regular season games air live on Bozeman's KXLB-FM 100.7, which anchors an 11-station statewide network (below). Jeff Lasky, the play-by-play voice of the Lancaster JetHawks of the Class A California League during the summer, calls the action this fall. Lasky, a former sports anchor in the Bozeman television market, has called selected Bobcat men's and women's basketball games over the past several years. He is joined by Dan Davies, a former Bobcat player and assistant coach whose 19 years as MSU's color analyst makes him the longest-tenured radio commentator in the Big Sky.
MSU becomes the only Big Sky team with as many as 10 regular season games televised live this fall. The Dixie State (9/15), Southern Utah (10/6), Eastern Washington (10/13), Sacramento State (10/20), Northern Colorado (10/27), Northern Arizona (11/3), and Portland State (11/10) games each air live on Max Media stations across the state (station listings below).
Altitude Sports and Entertainment, a regional cable and satellite station, will show Montana State's games against Weber State (9/22) and Idaho State (9/29). The 107th Cat-Griz game airs on Montana Television Network stations across the state, as well.
The Bobcat Sports Report, a weekly coaches show featuring MSU football coach Rob Ash and volleyball coach Miya Malauulu, airs in Bozeman on KWYB-TV ABC 28 and across the state (see schedule below). The Bobcat Daily Show features current goings-on in Bobcat Athletics on a day-to-day basis on KZMY-FM 103.5 in Bozeman, as well.
Montana State's Wednesday night radio magazine program, Cat Chat, begins at 7 pm at Old Chicago each week. The program features Bobcat football coach Rob Ash and volleyball coach Miya Malauulu, along with other MSU student-athletes and coaches. Lasky hosts the show, which airs on KMMS-AM 1450. Bobcat fans also have the opportunity to hear from Coach Ash on Tuesday morning's Coaches Corner, which takes place at the Bozeman Holiday Inn at 10 am.
BOBCAT RADIO NETWORK:
Billings KBLG 910 AM
Bozeman KXLB 100.7 FM
Butte KXTL 1370 AM
Glasgow KLTZ 1240 AM
Glendive KDZN 96.5 FM
Great Falls KXGF 1400 AM
Helena KMTX 950 AM
Lewistown KLCM 95.9 FM
Miles City KMTA 1050 AM
Missoula KLCY 930 AM
Shelby KSEN 1150 AM
MONTANA SPORTS TELEVISION NETWORK (courtesy Max Media of Montana)
KWYB ABC28 Bozeman
KWYB ABC18 Butte
KFBB ABC5 Great Falls
KHBB ABC21 Helena
KTMF ABC23 Missoula
KTMF ABC42 Kalispell
KULR NBC8 Billings
CAT CHAT
Bobcat coach Rob Ash and selected players join Jeff Lasky for Cat Chat on KMMS 1450 AM in Bozeman. The show begins Wednesdays at 7 pm at Old Chicago on North 19th.
BOBCAT SPORTS REPORT
In addition to being available on www.msubobcats.com by Tuesday each week, MSU’s weekly highlight show featuring Rob Ash and KWYB’s Dave Griffiths airs across Montana...
Sunday, 10:15 pm: KWYB Bozeman, KTMF Missoula, KTMF Kalispell
Wednesday, 5:00 am: KULR Billings
Wednesday, 5:30 am: KFBB Great Falls, KHBB Helena
Wednesday, June 10
Friday, March 27
Monday, March 23
Friday, March 13
