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MSU Renews Ancient Football Series with Wyoming, Adds Oregon State, Wagner
3/7/2017 7:31:00 PM | Football
MSU adds games in 2018, 2021, 2022
Montana State renews acquaintances with an old football rival and begins series with two new ones as Bobcat football announced three future non-conference opponents Tuesday.
The Bobcats' 2018 schedule came into full focus with the addition of Wagner from the Northeast Conference on September 15. MSU's non-league schedule that season opens with Western Illinois at home and a road game at South Dakota State before the Seahawks visit Bobcat Stadium on September 15. Game times and designations such as Homecoming for 2018 will be released at a later date.
The Bobcats play ancient Rocky Mountain Conference rival Wyoming on September 4, 2021 in Laramie. The Cowboys have beaten the Bobcats eight straight times, most recently a 21-10 decision in 2003, and leads the all-time series 13-6. The teams were RMAC members between Montana State's full-fledged entry in 1919 and Wyoming's departure in 1937. The Bobcats put together a five-game win streak against Wyoming between 1926 and 1930.
In 2022, Montana State plays its first=ever game against Oregon State on September 17. The Bobcats were scheduled to play in Corvallis in early 2001, but the game was cancelled in the aftermath of the 9/11 tragedy.
MSU is currently processing season ticket renewals, and the deadline is May 1. New season ticket-holders may reserve seats for a $100 deposit, which places purchasers on a priority waiting list. MSU opens its season on September 2 at Washington State, and the home opener is against South Dakota State on September 9 in Bobcat Stadium.
The Bobcats' 2018 schedule came into full focus with the addition of Wagner from the Northeast Conference on September 15. MSU's non-league schedule that season opens with Western Illinois at home and a road game at South Dakota State before the Seahawks visit Bobcat Stadium on September 15. Game times and designations such as Homecoming for 2018 will be released at a later date.
The Bobcats play ancient Rocky Mountain Conference rival Wyoming on September 4, 2021 in Laramie. The Cowboys have beaten the Bobcats eight straight times, most recently a 21-10 decision in 2003, and leads the all-time series 13-6. The teams were RMAC members between Montana State's full-fledged entry in 1919 and Wyoming's departure in 1937. The Bobcats put together a five-game win streak against Wyoming between 1926 and 1930.
In 2022, Montana State plays its first=ever game against Oregon State on September 17. The Bobcats were scheduled to play in Corvallis in early 2001, but the game was cancelled in the aftermath of the 9/11 tragedy.
MSU is currently processing season ticket renewals, and the deadline is May 1. New season ticket-holders may reserve seats for a $100 deposit, which places purchasers on a priority waiting list. MSU opens its season on September 2 at Washington State, and the home opener is against South Dakota State on September 9 in Bobcat Stadium.
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