March 13, 2013 Like you need more basketball excitement…There’s three state title teams right here in Western Montana; the Sentinel girls, the Hellgate boys and the Stevensville boys.
Now lets take it up another notch, it’s tourney time right here in Missoula
March 20, 2012 Bobby Knight refused to say Kentucky on ESPN. Find out why.
There's always plenty of buzz about NCAA tournament brackets this time of year. But is there really a winning strategy?
March 12, 2012 Missoula was basketball busy this past weekend.
March 8, 2012 Seven thousand loud fans rattled the rafters last night in Dahlberg Arena, cheering for their Grizzlies under head coach Wayne Tinkle.
Dahlberg Arena was rockin’ last night! 7,157 fans watched Montana win the Big Sky Conference basketball title by defeating the other contender Weber State 66-51.
April 5, 2011 The NCAA title game can be summed up in one word: Ugly.
How ugly? The combined 95 points between UConn and Butler shattered the previous combined low in a shot-clock-era title game by a whopping 26 points
April 4, 2011 Virginia Commonwealth University’s storybook run from play-in game to Final Four ended Saturday night, as Butler will be crashing the NCAA’s title game for the second year in a row.
Shelvin Mack paced the Bulldogs with 24 points on five for six three-point shooting, and Butler downed VCU 70-62 in a hard fought battle that was closer than its final score
March 28, 2011 Virginia Commonwealth University and Butler will meet Saturday in the most unlikely Final Four match up in NCAA Tournament history.
Led by Jamie Skeen’s 26 points, 11-seed VCU continued their impressive run of giant slaying with a surprisingly easy 71-61 victory over the one-seed Kansas Jayhawks
March 24, 2011 Former Missoula Big Sky High School standout Joslyn Tinkle (yep, daughter of THAT Tinkle) is part of that Stanford video that's gone viral.
March 21, 2011 The first week of the NCAA Basketball Tournament has been put to rest. Here are the highlights:
March 18, 2011 In workplaces all over America, folks spent Thursday morning scrambling to get their NCAA tournament brackets filled out before it was too late.
Not so at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut
