Big Sky Now: Coaching moves, transfer portal & NCAA aftermath
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. | March 27, 2025 7:05 PM
The offseason is heating up in the Big Sky Conference!
Sacramento State makes a splash by hiring NBA legend Mike Bibby—but is it the right move?
Plus, Northern Arizona women’s coach Lori Payne departs, sparking questions about player transfers.
The transfer portal is buzzing, with key players from Montana, Northern Colorado, and Idaho State on the move.
And after Big Sky teams’ tough NCAA Tournament runs, what’s next for Montana, Montana State, and Northern Colorado?
Tune in for expert analysis on the latest coaching hires, roster shake-ups, and the impact of NIL deals in college hoops!
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Griz return to practice field after spring break
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