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14 rows · Visit ESPN to view the Montana Grizzlies team schedule for the current and previous . Sep 03, · Get the latest news and information for the Montana Grizzlies. season schedule, scores, stats, and highlights. Find out the latest on your favorite NCAAF teams on . Oct 01, · POCATELLO, Id. — The University of Montana football team is on the road for just the second time this season as the Grizzlies visit winless Idaho State Saturday afternoon. .
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On the Bengals first offensive play, a pass over the middle is caught and on the tackle, UM safety TraJon Cotton hits the head of the receiver. The play was reviewed and the call was confirmed. Cotton has been ejected from the game. Idaho State strikes first, as they drive down the field but have to settle for a yard chip shot from freshman kicker Ian Hershey.
That moves him to 2-of-3 on the season. Bengals lead ISU still leads , but when the second quarter opens up, the Griz will be in the red zone. Running back Nick Ostmo has been paving his way down the field this drive with 41 rushing yards.
He sprints up the middle and is tripped up into the end zone. UM now takes a lead early in the second quarter. Idaho State ends another respectable drive with another Ian Hershey field goal, this one from 49 yards out.
A short kickoff is recovered by Griz defensive end Kale Edwards, but he fumbles trying to fight off tacklers for extra yardage. Gronauer rolls out left but his throw comes up extremely short, right into the hands of the waiting linebacker, redshirt junior Tyler Flink.
UM takes over on ISU’s yard line. On the ensuing play following the Griz’ takeaway, their freshman lineman Liam Brown goes down with an injury. He’s helped off the field and can’t seem to put a lot of weight on his left leg. A perfectly-executed 2-minute drill leads to a touchdown for sophomore WR Keelan White. Busted coverage leaves White with nobody in sight. ISU has just four seconds left on the clock after the kickoff, and they opt to kneel it and head to the locker room.
After a slow start for UM, both sides of the ball have come alive. The defense is generating much more pressure on the Bengals QB while the offense has found it’s groove, scoring two relatively effortless scores. Lucas Johnson tosses a screen pass to Mitch Roberts who slings it himself deep down field to Cole Grossman, who reels in a contested catch. Bengals junior running back Soujah Gasu is down on the turf with a lower body injury.
With the help of trainers, he was able to limp off to the sidelines. He has just one carry for one yard today. Order has been restored at Holt Arena, where the Griz hold a lead entering the final quarter of play. In the third quarter, they didn’t allow ISU to convert on any of their three third-down attempts, and forced one turnover on downs.
They sustained long, time-consuming drives to kill the clock and keep the game moving along. In the third quarter they averaged 7. Running out right and reaching for the pylon, the ball was knocked out of his hand, into the end zone for a touchback. Albeit in garbage time, the Idaho State Bengals have found the end zone for the first time this afternoon.
With two touchdowns in the final five minutes of play, ISU makes it look close on the scoreboard. Quarterback Sagan Gronauer scores on a 1-yard keeper, making the score Malik Flowers already holds a Montana record on special teams and is poised to break another, but he’s also on pace for his best statistical season as a receiver. Idaho State has only one All-Big Sky performer from last season on its roster this year.
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