The Grizzlies and Jackrabbits face off in a second-round playoff game for the second year in a row. Here's how to watch.

The Montana Grizzlies got the Jackrabbit off their back in a big way on Saturday, exploding for over 550 yards of total offense while holding the prolific South Dakota State offense to just 61 rushing yards for a dominant 50-29 playoff win.

Former Griz All-American and NFL linebacker Jordan Tripp joins Colter Nuanez to talk about his impressions of Montana State’s 31-28 win over Montana in Missoula plus key matchups as the Griz get ready for the FCS Playoffs with a second round matchup against No.

A pair of FCS powerhouses match up this Saturday in Missoula. We look back at the history between the Griz & Jacks

In the biggest game of the year, it was those few plays that made the biggest difference as No. 3 Montana State upset No. 2 Montana 31-28 in a Griz/Cat thriller in front of a record crowd at Washington-Grizzly stadium of 27,

Jul. 15—Kickoff times and TV details were announced for the majority of Montana's 12-game football season last week with the Big Sky Conference finalizing its full league slate. The Grizzlies will become the first FCS team to play eight regular season ...

South Dakota State Jackrabbits tight end Coleman Kuntz (82) catches the ball in the air during the playoff game against New Hampshire Wildcats on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025, at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium in Brookings, South Dakota.

The bracket for the 2025 FCS playoffs is below. FCS playoff games will air across the ESPN networks, with the first two rounds on ESPN+, quarterfinal games on ABC, ESPN and ESPN+, semifinal games on ABC and ESPN2, and the championship game on ESPN.

Aug. 21—Montana Grizzly Players Association and Grizzly Athletics invites all former players and fans to attend "A Decade of Dominance," an event on Sept. 12 celebrating the rise of Montana football and the legacy of legendary head coach Don Read.

The Big Sky Conference announced its annual football individual awards and all-conference teams on Wednesday, highlighted by a pair of Treasure State standouts in Offensive Player of the Year Eli Gillman of Montana and Defensive Player of the Year Caden Dowler of Montana State.

Across Montana, nine high school seniors inked letters of intent Wednesday to play football for the Griz. But only one of those nine in-state signees is continuing a family tradition.