First seen in The Montana Kaimin Dahlberg Arena practically exploded with energy. With less than half a minute left to play, Michael Oguine had the ball and pressed into Jacob Davison, one of Eastern Washington’s top […]
Author: LJ Dawson
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Griz top Cats 83-78 in first Brawl of the Wild of the season
First seen in The Montana Kaimin A 3-point shot earned a lead for the Cats and chased the Griz off to the locker room at halftime in Bozeman on Saturday night. Things looked grim. Tyler Hall, […]
Akoh wins Big Sky player of the week, returns ferociously from early season injury
First seen in The Montana Kaimin In the last minute of a closed-door preseason scrimmage, the cornerstone of the Griz basketball team fell backward and stuck his hand out to catch himself. Jamar Akoh, who weighs […]
All Ears Jan. 27 – Feb. 2: Joshua Tree-inspired jams
First seen in: Montana Kaimin Orgōne Orgōne brings sunshine and unstoppable groovy beats to our dreary Montana winter. The antidote for gloomy skies and depression is here: you only need to show up with your dancing […]
Griz knock Weber State from number one in Big Sky with 75-68 win
First seen in The Montana Kaimin The Griz knocked Weber State out of the number one position in Big Sky conference rankings on Saturday night with a 75-68 win at Dahlberg Arena. Strong defense from Montana […]
Griz struggles with consistency as Big Sky Conference play continues
First seen: Griz struggles with consistency as Big Sky Conference play continues While University of Montana students flew home for the holidays or ground out a few weeks of work to pay for this semester’s […]
It happened to #MeToo : Q&A with Denice Rice
First seen in Byline Magazine DENICE RICE endured sexual assault from a supervisor when she worked in California’s Eldorado National Forest as a United States Forest Service (USFS) firefighter in 2009. His abuse, which lasted […]
At the Crossroads: Violence behind the bars of Montana’s only private prison
First seen in Byline Magazine WHEN William Allen returned to the Crossroads Correctional Center (CCC) in 2009 from a California prison, he was shocked by what he found: religious restrictions on sweat lodges and retaliation […]
Griz still struggling to adapt without Akoh, win at home for 5-2 record
First seen: Griz still struggling to adapt without Akoh, win at home for 5-2 record The men’s basketball players talk a lot about “Trav’s Rules.” When the team follows the rules, it usually pulls wins. […]
Griz find back-to-back wins over Georgia State, Montana Tech
First seen in Montana Kaimin / Photo by Sara Diggins The Grizzlies jogged off the court at halftime with a 33-33 tie hovering over the team’s heads last Friday. The chances for a win against Friday […]
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