Big Sky Now: FCS Championship preview Bobcats v. Redbirds
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Big Sky Now brings the best sports reporters from the inland Northwest to the table to discuss Big Sky Conference football and basketball. | January 1, 2026 9:10 PM
The FCS National Championship is finally here, and the Big Sky Now panel breaks down everything surrounding Montana State vs Illinois State in Nashville on Monday, January 5th, 2026.
Host Luke Schmit is joined by Fritz Neighbor, Jon Allen, Mike Maynard, and Mark Nelke to analyze the key matchups, coaching storylines, and historical stakes facing both programs.
The discussion centers on Montana State’s dominant rushing attack, elite line play, and championship experience versus an Illinois State team that has powered through four straight playoff road wins.
The panel examines whether the Redbirds’ veteran offense and physical run game can neutralize the Bobcats early, how quarterback play could swing momentum, and why trench play may ultimately decide the title.
With Montana State chasing its first national championship win since 1984 and Illinois State seeking the first FCS title in program history, the crew delivers score predictions, matchup insights, and what each team must do in the opening quarter to lift the trophy.
Plus, Fritz shares what it means to cover the championship game live from Nashville.
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