Big Sky Now: NFL Draft buzz, spring game standouts, and portal moves
BIG SKY NOW PODCAST | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 4 months AGO
Big Sky Now brings the best sports reporters from the inland Northwest to the table to discuss Big Sky Conference football and basketball. | April 21, 2025 11:00 AM
Daily Inter Lake's Josh Amick, Fritz Neighbor and Jon Allen break down Montana’s spring game, from standout performers to incoming players who made an early impression, and what the Griz can build on heading into fall camp.
The spring transfer portal window is open, and we’re talking about which Big Sky teams might make key additions and where the biggest needs lie.
Plus, we’re on NFL Draft watch: Tommy Mellott has met with the Bengals, and his strong pro day showing could shake up his draft stock.
We also highlight other Big Sky prospects on NFL radars and preview what to expect as the draft nears.
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Offenses highlight Maroon-Silver scrimmage
Griz ready to wrap up spring drills
Logan VanWey becomes first Range Rider to pitch in a MLB game
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