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Monday, February 16, 2015

Very Important Meeting

The Bitterroot Chapter of the MGSA is having a meeting at 5 p.m., Wednesday, February 18 at the Edge restaurant. Please plan to attend.
Thank you,

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

HERMANSON NAMED TO CFPA’S WATCH LIST FOR DEFENSIVE BACKS

MISSOULA, MONTANA (6/4/14) – The University of Montana's Matt Hermanson has been placed on the 2014 College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) FCS Awards Watch List for defensive backs, that organization announced recently.

Hermanson, a 6-1, 202-pound senior free safety, is the second Montana player to earn a spot on the 2014 watch list.  Recently senior defensive end Zack Wagenmann was named to the CFPA’s watch list for defensive linemen.

From Sioux Falls, S.D., Hermanson will be starting for the third season in a row in 2014.  He is Montana’s leading returning tackler.  He begins his senior year ranked 29th in school history with 239 career tackles. 

Last season Hermanson was the Grizzlies’ second leading tackler with 107, including 53 solo stops.  He tied for the team lead with three forced fumbles and in fumble recoveries with two.  He was ranked 13th in the Big Sky Conference averaging 8.9 tackles a game, which ranked him 51st in the FCS.  He was a second team all-league selection.

The initial watch list includes 38 returning defenders, vying for the top defensive back award in the FCS. All players are eligible for awards at their respective positions; players are not preemptively eliminated from consideration. 

Last season linebacker Jordan Tripp earned the CFPA Elite Linebacker Award, while cornerback Trumaine Johnsonearned the CFPA Elite Defensive Back Award in 2011.  Twenty-eight CFPA winners have been first-round NFL Draft selections.

Hermanson is an anthropology major.  His parents are Mary and Brian Hermanson of Sioux Falls.

Bitterroot GSA Spring Fiesta

Please join us for an evening of fun with Grizzly Coaches & Staff at the 2014 Bitterroot GSA Spring Fiesta!

4 to 8 pm, Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Jane and Mick Iten's Residence, located at 1143 Judd Creek Hollow, Hamilton, Montana

$30 per person

No Host Bar

Please RSVP 363-1010

Live and Silent Auction Items:
1) A five course dinner for eight with paired wine, in the wine room at the Stock Farm Club.

2) Basketball signed by Robin Selvig and Wayne Tinkle

3) Signed Griz Football

4) Griz Football Game Day VIP Package

5) Lady Griz 800-Win poster signed by Robin Selvig

6) 2014-2015 Griz Basketball Season Tickets

7) 2014-2015 Lady Griz Basketball Season Tickets

8) 1/2 day private fishing for two on the Teller's Grid

9) A special surprise from local artist Tim Joyner

If you have questions, please feel free to call the Iten Company office at 363-1010 or the Iten home at 363-5055.




Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Happy New Year!

I want to take a few lines to thank everyone for another great year at the tailgate. I really want to thank Bob and Kathy for all of their hardwork and dedication. I will continue to update the blog with U of M Athletics news, so watch your in box.

God Bless and Go Griz!

Doug

Griz Nation Pulse Newsletter​: 12-30-13

 
 
 
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Greetings Grizzlies,

Jordan Gregory

12/28/2013 - Men's Basketball
Jamar's FTs with 4.1 seconds to go lead Griz to 72-71 win over Vandals
University of Montana senior Kareem Jamar made a pair of free throws with 4.1 seconds left to play to lead the Grizzlies to an exciting 72-71 come-from-behind non-league victory over the University of Idaho Vandals Saturday afternoon in UI's Cowan Spectrum.
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Jordan Tripp (Photo by Sam Belanger).

12/23/2013 - Football
Kistler & Tripp named to AFCA FCS Coaches' All-American team
The University of Montana's Danny Kistler Jr. and Jordan Tripp have both added more post-season awards to their lists, as they were both named to AFCA FCS Coaches' All-American team.
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Torry Hill and the Lady Griz play at Northern Arizona and Sacramento State next week

12/27/2013 - Women's Basketball
Big Sky Conference women's basketball power poll
The Big Sky Conference women's basketball league schedule opened with two games last week and gets into full gear next week. With the Big Sky's nonconference games mostly concluded, it felt like time to take stock of the situation.
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12/20/2013 - Women's Volleyball
Project 1,000 :: Raegan Lindsey
Thirteen Montana freshman soccer and volleyball players. Thirteen stories. Each 1,000 words. Today: Raegan Lindsey, a setter and defensive specialist on the Griz volleyball team from Highland, Utah.
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Kareem Jamar

12/20/2013 - Men's Basketball
Griz even their record at 4-4 with 91-74 win over UM-Western
University of Montana senior guard/forward Kareem Jamar scored a game-high 24 points to lead the Grizzlies to a 91-74 victory over the UM-Western Bulldogs Friday evening in UM's Dahlberg Arena.
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COMPLIANCE TIP OF THE WEEK: Endorsement of Non-Institutional Athletics Events Involving Prospects

Athletics staff may not serve as a consultant for an athletics event that primarily involves prospects and may not endorse or promote the event. Athletics staff may not promote or endorse a prospect’s team or coach, or an athletics facility that is primarily used by prospects.
Related Q &A….
Q – May an event organizer use a coach’s name in the advertisement of an athletics event that primarily involves prospects if the coach is going to be a speaker at the event?
A – Yes, since the coach is speaking at the event this would be considered informational.
Q – May a coach tweet that he or she is going to be speaking at the athletics event?
A – No, this would be considered an endorsement or promotion of the event.
Q - Is it permissible for a UM coach to tweet, “The Flying Eagles are coached by a future hall of famer?”
A – No, this is an endorsement for the coach of the prospect’s team. If a UM coach comments at all on the coach of a prospect, it should be factual, general in nature and not extensive. It is impermissible to talk about personal awards and accolades that the coach has received.
Q – Is it permissible for a UM coach to tweet, “Just caught a great game at the home of the Flying Eagles. State of the art facility. One of the best in the country?”
A – No, this is an endorsement of the facility. A coach can tweet the city he or she is in, but not the high school or facility he or she is at.
WHY? Such endorsement and promotion can create a recruiting advantage.

Laurel Hanson, Director of Compliance
The University of Montana
Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

Grade Report

Grizzly student-athletes have achieved another term of a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher. That makes17 consecutive terms! Great job to our student-athletes and the staff that support them in their academic endeavors!!
Jean
Jean Gee
Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA
The University of Montana